Live Working – Low Voltage
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Course at external location
When we are holding the course at an external location, it will be required that you have access to an electrical switchboard for practical practice. When practical exercise in live working (AUS) two and two work together. One is AFA and the other performer, change’s role so that everyone gets the job done as AUS.
- Planning the work
- Implementation
- Completion of the work
Everyone must wear long -sleeved protective clothing in flame resistant material and visor and electric insulating gloves. Insulating covering and insulating tools must be available.
Goal
After completing the training, the participants shall be able to perform live work on low voltage (AUS).
Target group
Personnel performing live work on low voltage installations (AUS).
Subjects covered in the course
- Planning of work (FSE §10)
- Information about the facility
- Risk assessment
- Choice of working method (AUS)
- Procedures
- Work permits
- Safety at the worksite (FSE §12)
- Safety Supervisor
- Work under tension (FSE §16)
- Establishment of security barriers
- PPE
- Facility protection
- Practical exercise (AUS)
- Planning the work
- When working
- Completion of the work
The course will meet the requirement described in § 16 of the FSE regulation.
Regulations
§ 16. Live working (AUS) Live working may only be conducted by those with sufficient training in live working, and the work must follow approved methods and applicable work procedures. Before live working may commence, any possible fire and explosions hazards must be eliminated.
Re § 16 Live working For live working, two safety barriers are always required. When working on objects that are located inside the live-working zone, including direct work on live installation parts (known as live working), additional training is required. Training must be documented. The requirement that work must follow relevant work procedures implies the development of a procedure for each work task, based on the selected working method.
