Goals
- When performing work on electrical installations, comply with the safety requirements defined by standard NFC 18510.
- Adapt these guidelines to the specific areas and situations of your institution
- Obtain electrical authorization B1 B2 BR BC
Program
Introduction to B1 B2 BR BC certification
- Reminder of the legal framework for electrical authorization
- Learning the rules on electrical safety according to the NFC 18510 standard
- Reminder regarding the concept of responsibility in the event of an intervention
- Raising awareness of the dangers of electricity to humans and the environment
How to prevent electrical hazards
- The concept of an electrically hazardous area
- Personnel authorization to work in an electrical zone
- Ensuring one's own safety and that of one's environment
- Knowing how to use:
- Safety equipment
- Personal protective equipment
- Collective protective equipment
- Familiarization with removable equipment and standardized symbols
- Knowing how to follow intervention instructions for lockout/tagout work
- Learning the procedures to follow in the event of an accident or incident, whether electrical or not.
Practical demonstration of electrical authorization B2 BR BC
- Knowing how to perform electrical wiring or installation when the power is off
- Visit to an electrical installation
- Knowing how to perform first aid on a person who has been electrocuted
Evaluation and validation methods
Multiple-choice questions (minimum score 16/20)
Target audience
Electrical personnel – Intervention officer – Work supervisor – Lockout/tagout supervisor
Prerequisites
- A diploma in electrical trades or proven professional experience as an electrician is required.
- Each trainee must have their own PPE