AELEC Courses

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Fixed Training Facilities

Training at our facilities in Spain and Latin America

Training On-Site

Training at the client’s facilities

Confined Spaces

Specific training for workers who need to access or perform tasks in galleries, vaults, underground chambers, and other confined spaces within electrical installations.

This module prepares professionals to identify and control risks arising from hazardous atmospheres, complex structural configurations, and emergency situations typical of these environments, ensuring safe interventions in compliance with established sector procedures.

What will you learn?

• Identification of hazardous atmospheres
• Risk assessment related to oxygen deficiency or presence of gases
• Safe entry procedures
• Use of gas detection and ventilation equipment
• Emergency response and rescue procedures

Duration
8 hours (mandatory theoretical and practical training).

Prerequisites
No prior training required.

Certification
Official certificate in accordance with the aelēc standard.
Validity as established by the standard (periodic renewal required by the sector).

Fire Fighting

Course focused on fire prevention and response in electrical sector installations, where risks associated with energized equipment and specific materials require an appropriate technical response.

The training enables participants to understand fire behavior in electrical environments and respond quickly and effectively to an incipient fire, correctly applying available extinguishing means and following evacuation and emergency protocols.

Main Contents

• Fire behavior
• Fire classification
• Extinguishing agents
• Use of fire extinguishers and hose reels (BIE)
• Evacuation plans
• Emergency response procedures

Duration
4 hours (theoretical and practical).

Prerequisites
No prior training required.

Certification
Official certificate issued by an approved training provider.
Renewal according to the timeframes established in the standard.

First Aid

Training designed to prepare workers for immediate response to accidents within electrical installations, where speed and proper intervention can be critical.

The course combines theoretical foundations and practical application to provide professionals with confidence and sound judgment in emergency situations, particularly those involving electrical shocks, burns, or trauma.

Main Contents

• PAS protocol (Protect, Alert, Assist)
• Initial casualty assessment
• CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)
• Burn management
• Response to electrical accidents

Duration
4 hours (theoretical and practical with simulations).

Prerequisites
No prior training required.

Certification
Official certificate in accordance with the aelēc standard.
Periodic renewal as established by the standard.

Electrical Risk B1

(Non-Electrical Activity – LV)

Training aimed at workers whose activity is not electrical but who perform tasks within low-voltage installations where potential electrical risk exists.

The course provides the necessary knowledge to identify hazardous situations, interpret protected work zones, and apply appropriate preventive measures in accordance with RD 614/2001, ensuring that activities are carried out safely without directly intervening in the electrical installation.

Objective
To enable safe work in electrical environments by applying the 5 Golden Rules and preventive measures in low voltage (LV).

Duration

• 5 hours
• 3 hours common block
• 2 hours electrical risk in LV (theoretical-demonstrative)

Prerequisites
No prior training required.

Certification

• Official B1 certificate.
• Validity: 3 years.
• Mandatory refresher training: 4 hours (2 theory + 2 practice).

Electrical Risk B2

(Non-Electrical Activity – LV + MV/HV)

Extended training based on the B1 module for non-electrical workers operating in low, medium, and high voltage installations.

This module provides greater technical depth to interpret more complex environments, understand clearance procedures, and apply appropriate preventive measures in proximity to energized electrical installations, without performing direct electrical interventions.

Objective
To enable interpretation of safe zones and application of preventive measures in more complex installations.

Duration

• 8 hours
• 3 hours common block
• 2 hours LV
• 3 hours MV/HV (theoretical-demonstrative)

Prerequisites
No prior training required.

Certification

• Official B2 certificate.
• Validity: 3 years.
• Mandatory refresher training: 6 hours (theory + LV and MV/HV practical sessions).

Electrical Risk C1

(Electrical Activity – LV)

Training intended for workers performing direct electrical activity in low-voltage installations.

The course delivers comprehensive theoretical and practical training based on RD 614/2001, focused on the safe execution of electrical work, including voltage isolation and restoration, creation of protected work zones, and strict application of the 5 Golden Rules.

Objective
Theoretical and practical training based on RD 614/2001 to safely perform electrical work in low voltage (LV).

Duration

• 14 hours
• 6 hours common block
• 8 hours electrical risk in LV (theoretical-practical)

Prerequisites
Previous experience or knowledge in operation and maintenance of LV electrical installations is recommended.

Certification

• Official AREC1 certificate in accordance with the aelēc Standard.
• Validity: 3 years (mandatory refresher training).

Electrical Risk C2

(Electrical Activity – LV + MV/HV)

Advanced training for workers performing electrical activities in low, medium, and high voltage installations.

This module expands on C1 content by incorporating procedures and practices applicable to transformer substations, switching stations, and medium/high voltage lines, with particular focus on clearance procedures, work zone delimitation, and operational coordination.

Objective
Advanced training for electrical work in more complex installations, including substations and transformer centers.

Duration

• 22 hours
• 6 hours common block
• 8 hours LV
• 8 hours MV/HV (theoretical-practical)

Prerequisites
Previous experience in electrical installations at the corresponding voltage level is recommended.

Certification

• Official AREC2 certificate in accordance with the aelēc Standard.
• Validity: 3 years (mandatory refresher training).

Working at Height 1

Basic module for workers performing tasks at height within the electrical sector, where structures, poles, and equipment require specific preventive measures.

The training provides the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent falls, select appropriate protection systems, and correctly use fall protection equipment in real working environments.

Contents

• Identification of fall risks
• Fall protection systems
• Proper use of PPE
• Basic positioning techniques

Duration
8 hours (theoretical and practical).

Prerequisites
No prior training required.

Certification

• Official ATA1 certificate.
• Validity according to the current standard.
• Periodic renewal established by the sector.

Working at Height 2

Specific module for working at height within electrical installations requiring greater technical specialization and coordination with electrical procedures.

This module builds on ATA1 competencies by incorporating advanced progression techniques, positioning, and safe working methods on electrical sector structures.

Contents

• Specific risks of the electrical environment
• Advanced progression techniques
• Coordination with electrical procedures
• Practical evaluation in simulated environments

Duration
8 hours (theoretical and practical).

Prerequisites
Compliance with the requirements established by the standard to access this module (typically previous height training).

Certification

• Official ATA2 certificate.
• Periodic renewal according to the standard.