Goals
- Being able to manage electrical hazards
- Comply with the conditions for obtaining a low-voltage electrical authorization certificate from your employer
Program
- Understanding the effects of electric current on the human body
- Understanding tension zones and environmental areas
- Apply the principles of electrical authorization
- Apply the general principles of prevention
- Use collective and individual protective equipment
- Managing risks and the course of action to take
- Perform general LV interventions
- Use low and extra-low voltage electrical equipment
- Observe the prevention measures
- Perform electrical operations
- Analyze the risks and follow the safety instructions
- Define the role of the person in charge of electrical lockout/tagout and operation
- Perform work on de-energized equipment
- Write documents
- Managing risks and prevention specific to the work
- Communicating during trials
Evaluation and validation methods
Multiple-choice questions (minimum score 16/20)
Target audience
Any professional electrician wishing to obtain low-voltage electrical qualifications
Prerequisites
- A diploma in electrical trades or proven professional experience as an electrician is required.
- Each trainee must have their own PPE