Goals
- Perform electrical work tasks as ordered.
- Being responsible for one's own safety and knowing how to read a mission order.
- Knowing how to safely enter an electrical room or location and applying these rules in order to proceed with the installation of electrical components when de-energized.
- Obtaining BE electrical authorization for operation according to the NFC 18510 standard.
Program
Theoretical section of electrical authorization BE maneuver
- Understanding electricity and its specific characteristics.
- Understanding the NFC 18510 standard.
- Identify and understand the different electrical sources.
- Understanding the different types of contacts: direct and indirect.
- Understanding the typical diagram of an electrical installation.
- Electrical hazard prevention.
- Reminder of the regulations relating to BE electrical authorization.
- Understanding the BE electrical authorization and its provisions.
- Find out about the different electrical qualifications.
- Knowing how to use personal protective equipment.
- Know the procedures to follow when entering an electrical room.
- Understanding the rules to follow when resetting an electrical source.
- Knowing and using first aid techniques in the event of an electrocution
- Understanding the actions to take in the event of a fire of electrical origin.
- Knowing how to take and read electrical measurements.
- Conduct tests safely.
- Perform electrical wiring and install electrical components correctly according to a given order.
Practical section: Electrical authorization BE maneuver
- Identification of the different electrical sources located in the establishment and the procedure to follow to reset a circuit breaker.
Evaluation and validation methods
Multiple choice questions (minimum 16/20).
Target audience
- Low voltage intervention officer.
- Non-electrician personnel.
Prerequisites
- No prerequisites are required to attend the BS electrical authorization training.
- Each trainee must have their own PPE.