Annual training for qualified electricians
Ensure workplace health protection is updated every year
Electricity is an omnipresent companion that we use or need almost always and everywhere. But we only really notice it when it's suddenly missing. But very few people know why the flow of energy works so smoothly, what tasks a network operator has and what challenges we face with the energy transition with our power grid.
With this training, participants gain an easy-to-understand insight into the essential topics of electrical energy supply. This topic, which affects us all, becomes accessible to a broader group of people than just professional groups from the electrical engineering field. We attach particular importance to the understandable communication of sometimes complex causal relationships.
The one-day training also covers the latest developments in the legal, market and technical environment. We give you a structured insight from the perspective of an independent service provider in the energy industry.
Goals and content
- Raising awareness for safe working under the premises “Everyone bears responsibility” and “Occupational safety starts in the head”
- Dangers of electrical current (accidents, fires and damage)
- Accident prevention based on current practical accidents
- Transfer of responsibility in accordance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the trade association regulations, specifically DGUV regulations 1+3, perception and exercise of system and work responsibility when working in electrical systems
- Requirements for people working in the electrical sector in accordance with DIN VDE 1000-10, DGUV regulation 3 and TRBS 1203
- Application of the 5 safety rules in electrical systems
- Measures required to carry out work in a de-energized state
- Tests of electrical systems and equipment according to BetrSichV (initial/recurring test).
Methodology
Seminar lecture, discussion, case work, film sequences.
Target group
Employees or service providers who are entrusted with carrying out electrical or non-electrical work in electrical systems.Participants
At least 6 to a maximum of 12.
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