Safe Electrical Works

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• List the implications of the legislation on the use of electricity at work.
• Identify electrical hazards in the workplace.
• Describe protective measures against direct and indirect contact.

• Basics of electrophysiology and definitions.
• Voltage, current, power, resistance, etc.
• Dangers due to physical contact with electric power
• Electric shock, burns, tetanisation, heart failure, respiratory failure, etc.
• Causes of electrical risk
• Direct and indirect contact, lightning, fire and electric arc
• Electrical risk – prevention and protection
• Magnetic, thermal and differential switches, fuses, SPDs
• Electrical equipment on worksites
• Electric system according to the law, electric equipment supply, large extraneous conductive parts to be earthed
• Caution and prevention measures

The course is addressed to managers, professionals and technicians, directly or indirectly involved
in the topics of electrical hazards.

• Classroom lectures

Core Certificate for each attendance.