Operation of Electrical Installations (FSE) – Access to high-voltage areas
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** Covid-19 and course requirements **
Updated information from DSB on the implementation of FSE and first aid courses in 2021 (in norwegian):
Completed theoretical courses for FSE-training, including first aid in 2021 and first half of 2022, will be accepted as valid statutory training for 12 months.
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During the course, participants gain a reflected attitude to electrical safety and knowledge of the risks associated with working in the vicinity of high-voltage installations such that dangerous incidents and accidents involving electricity or short circuiting (electric arcs) may be avoided.
Grupa docelowa
All persons with independent access rights to high-voltage installations in order to conduct visual inspections or other work in high-voltage areas. Examples of such personnel include those working with telecommunications, snow clearance, cleaning and other maintenance tasks. The course is also relevant for personnel involved with such tasks as mowing grass, painting, repairs and other building maintenance inside restricted access high-voltage areas.
Kurs zawiera te przedmioty
- Introduction and motivation for safety work
- Why are safety regulations necessary?
- Why use security cards?
- Why is electricity dangerous?
- Risks associated with working in high-voltage areas
- Injuries from electrocution and contact with live parts
- Injuries from short circuits and electric arcs
- What is the definition of work in the vicinity of a high-voltage installation?
- Responsibility and organisation
- The owner's responsibility and the employee’s responsibility
- Access to high-voltage areas
- Behaviour and high-voltage installations
- How to behave in a high-voltage area
- Reporting abnormal situations and damage
- Respecting limits and barriers
In addition to the course, practical training is required in the specific installation where work is conducted.
The course meets the official requirements for theoretical refresher courses as specified in FSE § 7.