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Electrical Safety L-AUS

Safety When Working on or near Electrical Installations

45 Days
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2 hrs

in English

DKK 600

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Safety When Working on or near Electrical Installations

This course is in English. You can also get the same course in:

Danish Danish

Course Author:

Jesper S. Madsen

Electrical Safety Expert

Course content

This course meets the general requirements of the Danish authorities (Erhvervsstyrelsen (SIK) (The Danish Safety Authority), Arbejdstilsynet (AT) (The Danish Working Environment Authority) and other relevant authorities), including the Executive Order on Electrical Installations (SIK 1082) and the Working Environment Act (AT (LBK 2062), AT Guidelines 1.7.1-2 and many others).

Both the SIK and the AT require that persons who work on or near live electrical installations must be sufficiently instructed to ensure safe and correct behavior.

The Danish Safety Technology Authority and the Danish Working Environment Authority require compliance with the European standard for working on or near electrical installations (EN50110), which describes in detail the safety aspects associated with working on or near electrical installations and how these hazards should be addressed.

The course covers both regulations and different work situations so that the student is familiar with the precautions to be taken in given situations.

In the event of an accident, first aid for electrical accidents is covered in the final chapter.

The course is structured with text, voice, pictures, video, and tests, each of which contributes to the understanding of the content.

Who is this Course For?

The course is intended for anyone who has to work on or near electrical installations, whether electrical work or non-electrical work.

Scope of instruction

Both the Danish Safety Technology Authority, the Danish Working Environment Authority and European standards require that employees must be instructed in the work to be performed so that it can be carried out in a safe and healthy manner and without unforeseen incidents occurring.

Anyone working on or near live electrical installations must be specially instructed in correct safety behavior, regardless of whether the work is electrical or non-electrical. The training requirement applies to both electricians and others who will be carrying out the work.

The authorities do not specify any further formal requirements for the scope and quality of the training, but state that if an accident occurs, the training was not sufficient.

If an accident does occur, it will be almost impossible to argue that the training was adequate. In other words, there will be grounds for pursuing the company to establish liability.

In this respect, the company will be in the best position if it can document that it has actually carried out the training. The easiest way to obtain proof of training is to have a professional provider conduct the training for the employees.

EKU's electrical safety experts guarantee that the training given in EKU's courses meets the requirements for working in Denmark and that the safety training is of a professionally documented high level.

Frequency of instruction

There are no specific requirements for the frequency or quality of training in Denmark. Upon request, the authorities specify that the training must be sufficient to prevent undesirable incidents.

However, as a starting point, the training requirement is initially considered to be met if training takes place at least once a year. More frequently if the work is complex or dangerous.

In rare cases, training may be given less frequently, for example when maintaining equipment that poses a very low risk by design. An example would be replacing light bulbs under live conditions.

Supplementary instruction

The employer should supplement this with specific instructions on the actual work to be carried out. Depending on the complexity of the installation, work and hazardousness of the work, more frequent training may be required.

Chapters

01

Welcome to Electrical Safety

3 Min

02

Introduction to the course

7 Min

03

Legislation, executive orders and standards

10 Min

04

The Company's Responsibilities, Roles and Competences

7 Min

05

The Dangers of Electricity

8 Min

06

Risk Assessment

4 Min

07

Basic Safety When Working on or near Electrical Installations

10 Min

08

Operational Procedures

6 Min

09

Working Procedures

5 Min

10

Work within the vicinity zone and outside the vicinity zone

8 Min

11

Dead Working

9 Min

12

Live working

9 Min

13

Maintenance procedures

5 Min

14

First Aid for Electrical Accidents

18 Min

15

Final test

5 Min

Test and Certificate

When the test is passed with a score of 80% or higher, a certificate is issued and forwarded to your email.

Unlimited retakes
Certificate upon passing
Sent to your email