Decree 88-1056 of 14/11/1988 specifies the training obligation for each worker operating in an electrical environment, whether live or dead, and in a mechanical and thermodynamic environment.
Goals
- Recognize mechanical risks and know how to protect yourself from them.
- Respect and enforce the company's safety instructions.
- Carry out the work to be done while respecting the safety instructions.
Program
Introduction to the training course focusing on the regulations relating to M2 mechanical authorization
- Definition of the rights, duties and obligations of the employer and employees.
- Review the statistics related to work accidents, commuting accidents, and occupational diseases.
- Distinguish the main causes of accidents.
Perform a mechanical risk assessment
- Conduct risk assessment exercises.
- Understanding the principle of safety signage.
- Knowing how to comply with the mechanical risk prevention plan.
Understanding the roles and functions of the different actors
- External companies.
- Definition of a construction site.
- Know the role and function of an operations manager, a lockout/tagout manager, a works manager, an immediate intervention manager, a works assistant, and a safety supervisor.
A look back at mechanical certification and authorizations
- Viewing a table of mechanical authorizations
Ensure the system is in operation and that safety instructions are followed.
- View the different operating modes.
- Definition of general requirements.
- A look back at the controls related to placing under regime.
- Complete the site opening form.
Understanding mechanical risk in relation to different work situations.
Learning basic first aid and evacuation procedures
Evaluation and validation methods
A questionnaire (multiple-choice questionnaire) is given to trainees at the end of the training. Passing this questionnaire is a prerequisite for receiving an individual certificate of completion.
Target audience
Personnel working in close proximity to mechanical or thermodynamic devices.
Personnel working on industrial sites.
Prerequisites
None



