Goals
- To deepen knowledge, to assess risks
- Knowing how to protect yourself and others
- To be able to perform interventions and lockouts while respecting the operating procedure
Program
- Understanding the regulatory context of electrical authorization B1 B2
- Understanding the regulatory framework related to electrical risks
- Understanding the obligations and responsibilities of both the employer and the employee
- How to find electrical regulations and standards
- Review of basic electricity concepts
- General information on electricity and static electricity
- Gaining knowledge of scientific concepts
- Evaluation and review of the concept of electrical risk
- Knowing the risks of electric shock, electrocution, burns, fire, explosion
- Raising awareness of electrical hazards through questionnaires and videos
- Understanding prevention and emergency response methods Standardization
- Understanding and using low voltage and high voltage electrical equipment
- Concepts on overcurrent protection
- Understanding the control and isolation methods
- Be knowledgeable about the resistance and measurements of grounding systems. Know how to perform electrical work safely.
- A look back at lockout/tagout procedures and the role of each person in an electrical environment.
- Special cases (depending on the company)
- Understanding the different consignment systems
Evaluation and validation methods
Multiple-choice questions (minimum score 16/20)
Target audience
- Any electrician employee required to carry out or supervise work, interventions or lockouts on LV/HV systems.
- Electrician in charge of works
Prerequisites
- A diploma in electrical trades or proven professional experience as an electrician is required.
- Each trainee must have their own PPE
- To attend the B1B2 electrical authorization refresher training course, you must hold a valid electrical authorization certificate (less than 3 years old).