FSE Low voltage and high voltage and first aid for electrical accidents
Increase safety for all who work with electric installations, providing a safe, accident-free working environment, for you and your colleagues.
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Goal
On completing this course, participants will have developed a new awareness of the importance of electrical safety, thereby contributing to the reduction of accidents, injuries and material damage. Participants also learn how to administer practical first aid (CPR) to persons injured in accidents involving electricity.
Target group
Electricians and automation technicians who work with and carry out maintenance on electrical plants.
Subjects covered in the course
- The roles of Safety supervisor (high-voltage) and Switching supervisor
- The role of being a Safety supervisor (low-voltage)
- Structure and contents of the FSE Electrical Safety Regulations
- Study of relevant sections of the FSE Safety Regulations
- Why do we need electrical safety regulations?
- Electrocution and arc flash injuries
- Accident statistics
- The human factor
- Safety principles
- Protective equipment
- What to do if there is an accident
- Priorities and treatment
- Fall injuries
- Electrical injuries
- Electrocution (heartbeat interference)
- Electric arc injuries
- Burns
- How to give CPR (theory and practice)
- How to use AED
- The most common acute electrical injuries and illnesses
- Common reactions in crisis situations
The course meets the official requirements for theoretical refresher training given in FSE § 7, with the exception of rescue from heights. No more than 12 months may lapse between trainings (cf. FSE § 7 and the Norwegian First Aid Council).
Technical information
Course manual
Yes, a physical course manual will be provided at course start.
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