Goals
- To be able to safely direct and execute electrical operations in accordance with the General Electrical Safety Instructions approved by the Administration
Program
Theoretical instruction on electrical authorization B2 B2V
- Presentation of the B2 electrical authorization procedure according to the NFC 18510 standard
- Learning basic electricity concepts (review)
- Risk assessment, pathophysiological effects of electric current
- Examples of electrical accidents
- Classification of facilities
Electrical work and interventions in LV and HV
- Introduction to the concepts of lockout/tagout and locking
- Understanding environmental zones
- Preparation of security documents
- Learn about the role and function of the different stakeholders
- Clarification on the obligations of the electrical contractor
- Clarification on the obligations of the project manager
- Understanding and knowing how to use electrical safety equipment
- Knowing how to manage a fire in electrical installations
- Learning the procedures to follow in case of an accident or electrical incident
Evaluation and validation methods
Multiple-choice questions (minimum score 16/20)
Target audience
- Employees who are required to manage and perform electrical work, ensure the safety of people on electrical worksites, and be authorized by the employer
- Project Manager
Prerequisites
- A qualification in electrical trades or proven professional experience as an electrician is required to take the B2-B2V electrical authorization training course.
- Electrical authorization B2-B2v entails authorization of index 0 and index 1 in the corresponding voltage range
- Each trainee must have their own PPE