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Electrical Risk B1

aelēc Electrical Risk B1 aREB1 (5 h)

Aim: Train workers whose non-electrical activities are carried out in low-voltage installations so that they understand electrical risks and are able to apply appropriate preventive measures, especially in work without voltage. Students will learn to identify safe areas and comply with the 5 Golden Rules in accordance with RD 614/2001.

PROGRAMME: Electrical Risk B1
1. General information on electrical risk
1.1 General aspects of electrical installations
1.2 R.D. 614/2001: Art. 4. Work techniques and procedures
1.3 Types of electrical accidents
1.4 Work on de-energized circuits
1.5 Work on de-energized circuits
1.6 Safety conditions for applying the five Golden Rules in a protected area
1.7 Safety conditions for applying the five Golden Rules in a work area
1.8 Action to be taken when power needs to be restored
2. Disclaimers
2.1 Process and roles of participants
3. Introduction to live working in the live working area
3.1 Work under tension
4. Work in the vicinity
4.1 General considerations. Preventive measures
5. Measurements, tests, and verifications
5.1 Equipment and methods of use
5.2 General considerations for electrical risk prevention.
6. Conditions, standards, and organizational process for maneuvers
6.1 Remote or remote-controlled operations
7. Introduction to local maneuvers
7.1 Order of operation of switching devices
7.2 Indications and signage
7.3 Locks and interlocks
8. Work in potentially hazardous atmospheres
8.1 Classification of areas
8.2 Devices for detecting, measuring, and controlling hazardous atmospheres
9. Main elements of the installations and their identification
9.1 Conductors
9.2 Insulators
9.3 Supports
9.4 Braided networks
9.5 Service lines
9.6 Splices
9.7 Underground networks
9.8 CGP
9.9 Meter centralization
10. Five Golden Rules in LV
10.1 Isolation of the intervention area
10.2 VAT and distances to live parts
10.3 Signaling
10.4 Delimitation
11. PPE and CPE commonly used in LV work
11.1 Helmet and face shield
11.2 Fireproof, insulating, and mechanical gloves
11.3 Fireproof clothing
11.4 Bench and mat
11.5 Vinyl fabric
aREB1
Module aREB1 Electrical Risk B1
Duration:5 h (1 day)
Programme aREB1:Sections 1 to 14
Max. students:12 people per Edition
Prerequisites:None
Certificate Validity: 3 years
Vallecas (Madrid) — Spain
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Santiago de Chile — Chile
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12. Most common risks in LV work and typical accidents
13. Practical exercise
14. Actions to be taken
14.1 Cell
14.2 Electrical panel