Sector-specific

Operations and Electrical Hazards in High-Voltage Installations

Energy 25 hours

Introduction

The course Operations and Electrical Hazards in High-Voltage Installations It offers you the opportunity to break into a booming sector where the demand for experts is constantly growing. With technological advances and the growing reliance on complex electrical systems, an understanding of safe manoeuvres and the management of the electrical hazard has become essential. Through this training, you will acquire key skills to identify and mitigate risks in high-voltage installations, ensuring the safety and operational efficiency. Our theoretical approach is tailored to your needs, allowing you to study from anywhere and at your own pace. Upon completing this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge you need to excel in a competitive working environment and constantly evolving, positioning you as an indispensable professional in the electrical industry.

Objectives

  • Understanding the safety regulations electrical measures to reduce risks in high-voltage installations.

  • To identify safe procedures in high-voltage installations for minimise electrical risks.

  • Assess electrical hazards in high-voltage installations to implement preventative measures.

  • To recognise critical components from high voltage to carry out safe and efficient maintenance.

  • Apply emergency procedures to manage electrical faults in high-voltage systems.

  • To analyse cases of electrical hazard to improve health and safety practices in the workplace.

  • Developing interpretation skills wiring diagrams in high-voltage installations.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. OPERATIONS AND ELECTRICAL RISKS IN HIGH-VOLTAGE INSTALLATIONS

Introduction
Cutting switchgear
Procedures for taking installations out of service
Procedures for commissioning and energising installations
Network control procedures
Troubleshooting and market recovery measures
Electrical risk
Appendix 1: Cutting equipment
Appendix 2: Substation configuration: busbar types
Appendix 3: The Five Golden Rules

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