ELECTRICITY at WORK REGULATIONS

COURSE 380: 1 DAY

What makes a person legally competent to do electrical work? In what way is the requirement for competency in electrical work more stringent than for other types of work? Who is responsible for ensuring that electrical tasks at work are carried out correctly? When is it legally permissible to work live? These are just some of the questions dealt with on this informative course – essential for all electrical engineers, electricians, supervisors – indeed anyone who works with electricity.

PARTICIPANTS

This course is essential for anyone involved in any form of electrical work including those who are responsible for supervising the electrical work activities of others.

COURSE PRESENTATION

This important subject is illustrated throughout by reference to real-life situations and practical applications. Comprehensive course notes are provided.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

On completion of the course, participants will have a thorough understanding of the current legal requirements regarding

• the concept of ‘duty holder’
• electrical systems, work activities and protective equipment
• the strength and capabilities of electrical equipment
• electrical equipment in adverse or hazardous environments
• the provision of insulation, barriers, etc.
• earthing, bonding and other means of protection
• the integrity of referenced conductors
• suitability of electrical connections
• protection from overload and short-circuit currents
• disconnection and isolation of circuits
• precautions for safe isolation
• working live
• working space, access and lighting
• the concept of ‘competence’ in electrical work.

Successful completion of the course leads to the award of Amicus / Technical Training Solutions underpinning knowledge certificate 380: Electricity at Work Regulations.