Initiation Attestation BA4 - non-electrical work
About this training
| Duration: | 1 hour |
| Price: | ||
| In euros, free of VAT | € 104,00 | |
| In prevention units (PE) |
0,52 |
What can you expect?
This interactive training course is designed for employees who have not received formal electrical training but may nevertheless be exposed to electrical hazards during their work. Examples include employees performing non-electrical tasks in the vicinity of electrical installations, such as cleaning or care-related activities, as well as workers carrying out simple operations such as switching on a circuit breaker or replacing a light bulb. The course is relevant for employees across a wide range of sectors, including retail, cleaning services, administrative functions and the healthcare sector.
After completing the Initiation Attestation BA4 - non-electrical work, you will have sufficient knowledge to safely perform limited electrical tasks. You will learn how to reset protective devices, replace switchboard components, and safely install or replace de-energised electrical equipment such as light switches, power outlets, lighting fixtures, cables, insulation and temporary site distribution boards. In addition, you will receive a training certificate and a template for your BA4 authorisation certificate. Finally, you will be provided with practical guidance sheets, including “What to do in the event of a power outage?” and “How to safely replace a light bulb?”, enabling you to immediately apply the knowledge gained during the training.
With this e-learning course, you learn at your own pace, when and where you want. You can follow the course on your PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone. Your e-learning will remain available via your Securex Academy learning environment for one year.
After the course, you will receive a participation certificate.
No prior knowledge required.
Programme
- Framework: BA1 to BA5 inclusive (typology)
- Understanding the operation and approach to electricity, concepts and terminology
- Legal framework: attention to aspects of the AREI (General Regulations for Electrical Installations)
- Attitude to working safely, risk assessment (LMRA) and preventive action
- Awareness of electrical hazards and risks
- Overview of the most common accidents, electrification and electrocution, and their effects on the body
- Responding to emergencies, procedures and agreements
- Use of the necessary PPE (personal protective equipment)
- Responsibilities of the parties concerned, organisation of the work
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