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Electrical Risk B1 + B2

aelēc Electrical Risk B1 + B2 aREB2 (8 h)

Aim: To train workers who perform non-electrical activities in low and medium/high voltage installations to identify electrical hazards and take effective control measures. The course emphasizes the correct interpretation of protected areas, the application of the 5 Golden Rules, and safe behavior in higher voltage environments.

PROGRAMME: Electrical Risk B1 + B2
1. Overview of Electrical Hazards
1.1 General Aspects of Electrical Installations
1.2 Royal Decree 614/2001: Art. 4. Work Techniques and Procedures
1.3 Types of Electrical Accidents
1.4 Work on De-energized Circuits
1.5 De-energized Work
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 Procedures when power must be restored
2. De-energization
2.1 Process and roles of participants
3. Introduction to live-line work in the live-line work area
3.1 Live-line work
4. Work in the proximity zone
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 switching operations
6.1 Remote or telemanaged operations
7. Introduction to local operations
7.1 Operating sequence of switching devices
7.2 Instructions and signage
7.3 Interlocks and locking mechanisms
8. Work in areas where hazardous atmospheres may be present
8.1 Classification of areas
8.2 Equipment for detecting, measuring, and controlling hazardous atmospheres
9. Main components of installations and their identification
9.1 Conductors
9.2 Insulators
9.3 Supports
9.4 Braided networks
9.5 Service connections
9.6 Joints
9.7 Underground networks
9.8 CGP
9.9 Meter Centralization
10. Five Golden Rules for Low Voltage Work
10.1 Isolation of the Work Area
10.2 Voltage and Distances from Live Components
10.3 Signage
10.4 Cordoning Off the Area
11. Common PPE and PPE for Low Voltage Work
11.1 Hard Hat and Face Shield
11.2 Fire-Resistant, Insulating, and Mechanical Gloves
11.3 Fire-Resistant Clothing
11.4 Work Bench and Mat
11.5 Vinyl Sheeting
aREB2
Module aREB2 Electrical Risk B1 + B2
Duration:8 h (1 day)
Programme aREB2:Sections 1 to 22
Max. students:12 people per Edition
Prerequisites:None
Certificate Validity: 3 years
Vallecas (Madrid) — Spain
Total HSE
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Andosilla (Navarra) — Spain
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Las Palmas (Islas Canarias) — Spain
SEPROM
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Redondela (Galicia) — Spain
Verticalia Formación
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San José — Costa Rica
Desarrollos Floruma
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Santiago de Chile — Chile
TTR Chile
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12. Most Common Hazards in LV Work and Typical Accidents
13. Practical Exercise
14. Actions to be taken
14.1 Switchgear
14.2 Electrical panel
15. Main components of medium-voltage installations (lines, CTs) and their identification
15.1 Conductors, insulators, types of supports.
15.2 Crossings, double circuits.
15.3 Support PATs
15.4 Switching elements: switches, disconnectors (load breakers)
15.5 CTs, CTRs, CTINs
15.6 Types of switchgear compartments
15.7 Transformers
16. Main components of electrical substations and their identification
16.1 Substations. Functions, configurations, and components
16.2 Control and protection components (panels and racks)
16.3 Switchgear and instrument transformers
16.4 Grounding in substations
16.5 Capacitor banks
16. 6 Auxiliary services
16. 7 Communication equipment
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17. Five rules for line, CT, and substation installations
17. 1 Isolation of the work area. Opening and locking of switching devices
17. 2 VAT and distances to live parts
17. 3 Signage
17. 4 Three-dimensional work area demarcation
18. Grounding at support points with overhead lines
18.1 Hard hat and face shield
18.2 Fire-resistant, insulating, and protective gloves
18.3 Fire-resistant clothing
18.4 Pole
18.5 Step stool
19. Most common risks when working on power lines, transformers, and substations
19.1 Authorization / work permit.
20. Practical exercise to be conducted by the trainer
20.1 The trainer will follow the 5 Golden Rules on a MV support, assuming it is isolated at both ends
20.2 The trainer will conduct the practical exercises to demonstrate the actions required to establish a work zone in strict compliance with the 5 Golden Rules and by completing the corresponding work permit.
21. Actions to be performed
21.1 The premise is that the lines are isolated and locked out. Therefore, the activity consists of establishing a safe work zone:
21.2 VAT. Checking the tester before use. Performing the test with a pole.
21.3 PAT. Installing a portable PAT in accordance with the guidelines in the document “Safety Guidelines for Electrical Hazards from aelēc.”
22. Demarcation
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