FSE for the installation branch with first aid for electrical accidents
FSE training with first aid module for those who work on low-voltage electrical installations in detached private homes, commercial buildings, and service assignments.
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Goal
Increase safety for employees working with electrical installations to safeguard the workplace and prevent accidents and injuries.
Target group
Increase safety for employees working with electrical installations to safeguard the workplace and prevent accidents and injuries.
Subjects covered in the course
- Structure and contents of FSE
- A closer look at central sections in FSE
- Safety philosophy
- Planning and risk assessment
- Safety barriers
- Protective equipment
- Responsibility
- Electrocution and arc flashes
- Reporting accidents
- Working methods
- Electrical injuries
- Burns
- How to give CPR (theory and practice)
The course meets the official requirements for updating theoretical skills as specified in § 7 of the FSE regulations. FSE training courses must be retaken at least every 12 months (see FSE §7).
Technical information
Course manual
Yes, a physical course manual will be provided at course start.
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