BS Electrical Authorization Refresher

• Update your skills regarding your duties as a basic intervention officer.
• Perform connection and replacement operations safely.

Updating key concepts related to electrical authorizations

• Mastering the concepts of electrical quantities.
• Reminder of protective measures against direct and indirect contact.
• Identify electrical equipment in its environment.
• A look back at reading an electrical diagram.
• Recognize the different materials from their symbols.
• Summary of the effects of electric current on the human body.
• To understand the names and boundaries of the different areas of tension.
• Recognize the areas of electrical environment and their boundaries.
• Understanding the role and usefulness of electrical authorization.
• A look back at the different symbols for electrical authorizations.
• A look back at the roles and missions of the various stakeholders.

Review the prevention measures and procedures to follow in the event of an electrical accident.

• Update your skills regarding the preventive measures to be respected during an electrical operation.
• A look back at how a circuit is made safe.
• A look back at the different types of PPE, their functions, best practices for use and their limitations.
• Risks related to the use of equipment and tools.
• Relearn the best practices and procedures to follow in case of personal injury or fire in an electrical environment.

Updating your skills as a basic intervention officer (BS)

• Recognizing the limitations of BS electrical authorization for those in charge of basic intervention.
• A look back at the information to be given to the Electrical Operations Manager.
• Focus on the functions of electrical equipment in the LV/HV domains.
• Clarification on personal protective equipment.
• Description of the sequences for securing a circuit.
• Focus on prevention rules and applicable documents during a BT intervention.
• Practical exercises (replacement and connection).
• Preliminary risk analysis.

Multiple choice questions (minimum 16/20).