Electrical authorization H0B0 H0V

• To enable trainees to comply with the safety requirements defined by UTE C18510 and C18530 publications
• Allowing staff to perform non-electrical operations in areas reserved for electricians in the vicinity of live exposed parts
• Obtain electrical authorization H0B0 H0V

• Introduction to basic concepts in electricity
  • Better understanding the environment of H0 B0 electrical authorization
  • Highlighting important concepts such as voltage and current
  • Electrical risk assessment
  • Examples of electrical accidents: direct contact, indirect contact, short circuit
  • Identify the classification and environment of electrical installations
  • Understanding the concepts of intervention and non-electrical work in LV (Low Voltage)
  • Focus on non-electrical work in high voltage
  • Familiarization with some recommendations on H0B0 electrical authorization
  • Overview of regulations according to the labor code
  • Overview of regulations according to UTE standards
• How to work safely with your H0B0 electrical authorization?
  • Mastering safety distances according to H0B0 regulations
  • Incorporate the concept of work authorization or intervention authorization
  • Knowing how to read and understand road signs
  • Understanding the procedures involved in your intervention: Maneuvering and locking out
  • Locking principles and examples
  • Visualize the role of the stakeholders
  • Authorization and practices adapted to each stakeholder
  • Identify the electrical safety equipment needed to intervene
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Portable handheld power tools
  • Tools not specifically designed for electricians
• Adopting the correct procedure to follow in the event of an incident or accident of electrical origin

Multiple-choice questions (minimum score 16/20)