Electrical Authorization Refresher Training: B0, B1, B1V, B2, B2V (testing), BR, BC, H0V

Preparation for the corresponding electrical authorization certificate.
Enabling the employer to issue an authorization certificate.

To be able to:

• Identify electrical hazards and adopt appropriate behavior for the situation.
• Prepare and direct the work.
• Mark and monitor the area of ​​operations.
• Identify, verify and implement collective and individual protective equipment.
• Carry out or supervise non-electrical work in the vicinity of a live or isolated electrical installation.
• Mastering the handling of equipment and tools in an electrical environment.
• Perform a general BT intervention.
• Perform a one-step and two-step lockout/tagout procedure.
• Prepare documents specific to the operations and report on the intervention.
• Apply the safety instructions for testing (for the "Testing" attribute).

According to the provisions of the labor code, and more specifically article R 4544-10, as well as the technical rules contained in the UTE standard NF C 18510.

Good command of the language in which the training is delivered.
A diploma in electrical engineering or extensive experience in the field.
Valid certification.
Practical advice:

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Meeting room (in-house).

Electrician or electromechanical technician responsible for carrying out or directing work or interventions, and for performing low-voltage lockouts/tagouts.
Persons performing non-electrical work in the vicinity of a low-voltage or high-voltage electrical installation (in a simple proximity zone).

• Upon request by phone, email, or website.
• Via the pre-registration form (inter-training) and upon validation of the positioning form.
• Deadline according to the schedule of inter-sessions: 1 week before the start of the training.
• Timeframe for in-house sessions: to be agreed upon together.

Theoretical part (knowledge):

• Regulatory and normative context.
• Basic concepts of electricity.
• Analysis of risks related to electricity.
• Operations and authorization levels.
• Prevention of risks related to electricity.
• Power off operation.
• Fires and accidents of electrical origin.

Practical part (know-how):

• Conduct a comprehensive risk analysis.
• In the context of a low voltage intervention, proceed with a partial lockout/tagout.
• In the context of LV work, proceed with a general lockout/tagout.

• 2 days (14 hours), theory: 9 hours, practice: 5 hours.
• Sign-in per half-day.

Trainers recognized for their pedagogical and technical skills and possessing extensive field experience.

• Multimedia presentations, practical case studies, exchanges and feedback.
• Practical exercises and hands-on activities on a teaching installation.

• Theoretical assessment using a multiple-choice questionnaire.
• Assessment of know-how through practical workshops, case studies and simulations (assessment grid).

• Intermediate: 3 minimum and 6 maximum per session.

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Inter or intra.

• Computers – video projectors… FICTIS PREVENTION video support.
• Equipment: Voltage absence tester, locking system, LV cabinet and HV cell (Merlin Gerin).

• Our premises are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
• If you have a disability, please contact us to find out about the feasibility of your integration.

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It is handed over:

• To the trainee : a training manual, a booklet of electrical safety instructions, a training certificate, a provisional certificate of results.
• To the company : an Electrical Authorization Certificate to be signed by the trainee's employer.