Goals
- Perform electrical operations safely in accordance with the General Electrical Safety Instructions approved by the Administration
Program
Presentation of the electrical authorization procedure B1-B1v according to standard NFC 18510
- Review of basic electricity concepts
- Conduct a risk assessment and understand the pathophysiological effects of electric current
- Examples of accidents in case of electrical contact
- Creation of a classification system for electrical installations
- Low voltage electrical interventions and work
- Understanding electrical environment zones
- Familiarity with documents relating to electrical authorization B1-B1V and relevant safety standards
- Understanding the role of the different stakeholders
Reminder of safety instructions relating to electrical authorization B1/B1V
- Reminder of the obligations of the electrician
- Knowing how to use electrical safety equipment
- Preventing or securing a fire in electrical installations
- Understanding the procedures to follow in the event of an accident or electrical incident
Evaluation and validation methods
Multiple-choice questions (minimum score 16/20)
Target audience
- Electricians required to carry out electrical work on low-voltage installations
- Electrical worker required to perform electrical work under the supervision of a qualified Works Supervisor (level 2) or a qualified Intervention Supervisor (BR level), and who must be authorized by the employer.
Prerequisites
- A qualification in electrical trades or proven professional experience as an electrician is required to undertake the B1/B1v electrical authorization training.
- Each trainee must have their own PPE