Working safely in an electrical environment
Designed for non-electrical staff, it teaches how to work safely around electrical hazards, in both low and high voltage, in line with standard NF C 18-510.
A completion certificate and recommendation are issued at the end. The authorization itself remains granted by the employer.
By the end of the training, the trainee will be able to:
Safely carry out non-electrical operations, in low and high voltage.
Understand electrical hazards and know how to stay protected.
Apply the requirements of standard NF C 18-510.
Non-electrical staff who must work in areas with high-voltage electrical hazards:
OPCO · company skills-development plan · self-funding.
8 training modules
Introduction
Prerequisites · Course outline · Electrical authorizations.
Electricity
Electrical basics · Electrical risk · H0B0 authorization.
EPI / EPC
Helmet, insulating gloves, face shield · PPE inspection and upkeep · Collective protection and signage.
Signage & environment
Danger signs and pictograms · Work-zone marking · Environmental instructions.
Vicinity zones
Safety distances · Simple and reinforced vicinity zones · Intervention limits.
Electrical fires
Causes of electrical fires · Suitable extinguishers (CO₂, powder) · What to do and how to alert.
First aid for electric shock
Power shutdown · Protect, alert, rescue · First-aid actions.
Assessment
Knowledge-check quiz · Recommendation for authorization.
Theory input
Structured theoretical and regulatory content.
Key information
A concise summary of key information given to trainees.
Video content
Videos illustrating situations and correct actions.
Assessment & certificate
Continuous assessment throughout the training.
Knowledge-check quiz at the end of the training.
Issuance of a training completion certificate.
Favorable or unfavorable recommendation for authorization.
The certificate is not an authorization
It is solely the employer's responsibility to grant the B0, H0 or H0V authorization to their employee, under their sole responsibility, in accordance with standard NF C 18-510.
Refresher
The standard recommends periodic refresher training, as a guideline every 3 years.
3 months from access activation
Attendance evidenced by login records generated by the platform (distance learning).
The essentials at a glance
Answers to your questions
Does the certificate count as an authorization?
No. The certificate confirms completion of the training. It is then up to the employer to grant the authorization, under their responsibility.
What is the difference between B0, H0 and H0V?
B0 covers low voltage, H0 covers high voltage, and H0V adds authorization to work near high-voltage installations.
Can the training be funded?
Yes — through your OPCO, the company skills-development plan, or self-funding.
How often should you take a refresher?
Standard NF C 18-510 recommends a refresher roughly every 3 years.
Get certified in electrical safety
Download the course overview or the terms of sale, then contact us to enroll yourself or your team.
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