2. Human factors, safety mindset and attitude
2.1 The role of human factors in safe operations
2.2 Holistic integration of human factors into all topics
3. Wind farm HV systems and equipment
3.1 HV systems in the wind farm from WTG to grid
3.2 Definition and designations of HV
3.3 HV equipment and technologies overview
3.4 Circuit Breakers, Disconnectors, Earth Switches
3.5 Using Single Line Diagrams
3.6 Hazards and safety of HV versus LV
3.7 Environmental conditions affecting HV versus LV
4. Hazards and risks awareness in HV Environments
4.1 Hazards, risks and controls of working with HV equipment
4.2 Basement housed HV equipment
4.3 HV cable hazards and risks
4.4 Earthing protection
4.5 Operating under different conditions
4.6 Recognising signs of deranged or in distress equipment
5. Safety and control measures in HV environments
5.1 Five Basic Safety Rules / The Golden Five Rules
5.2 Establishing an Electrically Safe Work Condition
6. Regulations, standards, guidelines and company HV rules
6.1 Legislation, industry standards and guidelines, company rules for HV work
7. SSOW for HV operations and communications
7.1 SSOW for HV operations
7.2 Effective communications in HV operations
8. Duties, roles and responsibilities for HV operations
8.1 Duties, roles and responsibilities for HV operations
9. Tools and PPE for High Voltage working
9.1 Typical HV tools, functions, safe use and control
9.2 PPE for high voltage working
10. Fundamentals and principles for operating High Voltage systems under a SSOW
10.1 Roles and responsibilities in controlled HV environment
10.2 Applying the Five Safety Rules / The Golden Five
10.3 Documentation to ensure safe control of HV Operations
10.4 Executing work under documents written by an SAP
11. HV Switching: Scenario based practical activities
11.1 Safe Practices and Principles of switching
11.2 Performing initial energisation at commissioning and reenergisation following repairs
11.3 Working with remote operation centre/stations
11.4 Carry out actions within a HV safety document or switching orders
11.5 Identify critical to safety intervention points
11.6 Scenario based practical activities - HV Switching
12. Tools, equipment and methods for confirming Absence of Voltage
12.1 HV tools and PPE for confirming absence of voltage
12.2 Methods for confirming absence of voltage
12.3 Prove - Test - Prove / Hot - Cold - Hot