Operations on electrical installations or in their vicinity may only be carried out by authorized workers.
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As a Lyon-based training organization and Qualiopi certified, we provide in-house electrical accreditation training sessions in Lyon and Paris. However, our trainers cover the entire country, so we can provide electrical certification training sessions on request at your premises anywhere in France. We help you understand your needs among all these symbols and provide training accordingly: B0 H0, BS, BR, B2V, BE Essai, BE Manoeuvre, H2V, HC, B0L, B2VL, BRL, BCL, BEL, B2XL, BP, BFHF…
We will make you the most accurate offer: price, program, duration.
Your employees benefit from tailor-made training, useful for their activities.
The labor code requires employers to provide employees exposed to electrical risks with “accreditation” based, among other things, on appropriate “training.”
Our role as a training organization is to support employers in their electrical risk prevention strategy. We help you better understand and apply the NFC 18-510 standard.
Operations on electrical installations or in their vicinity may only be carried out by authorized workers.
Version in force since January 1, 2017
Amended by Decree No. 2016-1908 of December 27, 2016 – art. 17
A worker is authorized within the limits of the responsibilities assigned to him. The authorization, issued by the employer, specifies the nature of the operations he is authorized to carry out.
Before issuing the authorization, the employer ensures that the worker has received the theoretical and practical training which gives him knowledge of the risks linked to electricity and the measures to be taken to intervene safely when carrying out the operations entrusted to him.
The employer issues, maintains or renews the authorization according to the terms contained in the standards mentioned in the article R. 4544-3.
The employer provides each worker with a prescription booklet drawn up on the basis of the relevant requirements of these standards, supplemented, where appropriate, by safety instructions specific to the work carried out.
Any worker authorized under this article benefits from enhanced individual monitoring provided for in articles R. 4624-22 à R. 4624-28 in application of II of the article R. 4624-23.
Along with the use of quality equipment, everyone's knowledge is a formidable weapon against electrical danger. This is why the accreditation does not only concern electrician personnel but everyone.
NFC 18-510 / A2 standard (June 2023): purchase the standard
“Operations on electrical works and installations and in an electrical environment – Prevention of electrical risks”
INRS Brochure 6127: free download
First character / The voltage domain:
B : Low Voltage (LV, < 1000 V AC or < 1500 V DC)
H : High Voltage (HT, > 1000 V AC or > 1500 V DC)
Second character / The type of activity and/or the role of the authorized person:
0 : non-electrical activity
1 : Electrical work, executing personnel
2 : Electrical work, personnel responsible for work
R : General electrical interventions
S : Basic electrical interventions
E : Specific operations
Third character (not systematic) / environment:
V : Vicinity of live bare part
T : Live work
N : Cleaning live parts
Here are some examples of symbol associations and training duration. This is for informational purposes, The most relevant thing is your selection of the desired symbols and the number of participants. These elements allow us to provide you with the most effective technical and financial proposal.
Initial training: 1 day if 12 participants max.
Refresher training, every 3 years: 1 day if 12 participants max.
Initial training: 1 day if 12 participants max.
Refresher training, every 3 years: 1 day if 12 participants max.
Initial training: 2 days if 12 participants max.
Refresher training, every 3 years: 1.5 days if 12 participants max.
Initial training: 3 days if 12 participants max.
Refresher training, every 3 years: 1.5 days if 12 participants max.
Initial training: 4 days if 12 participants max.
Refresher training, every 3 years: 2 days if 12 participants max.
The authorization of your employees working on electric vehicles is framed by the NFC 18-550 standard.
Accreditation thresholds :
Electricity has a central position in our lives today, yet it is one of the invisible dangers. In addition to the risk of electric shock or short circuit, statistics show that a high number of fires are caused by an electrical fault.
Along with the use of quality equipment, everyone's knowledge is a formidable weapon against electrical danger. This is why the accreditation does not only concern electrician personnel but everyone.
The "electrical accreditation" training is a prerequisite for the accreditation issued by the employer.
It allows trainees to:
The employer:
He analyzes the risks associated with the activities of his employees and provides them with a prescription booklet reminding them of the risks induced as part of their missions, in this case electrical risk. He trains or has his employees trained and issues them with the appropriate accreditations.
The accredited employee:
Knows how to identify the electrical hazard in situ and puts in place the appropriate means of prevention.
The trainer:
Provides the employee with additional theoretical and practical knowledge. Recommends to the employer a level of accreditation if the employee has achieved the objectives or suggests an upgrade if necessary.
After an initial training, the refresh of the electrical accreditation training is done every 3 years.
If the deadline is exceeded, a new initial session will have to be scheduled.
In accordance with the standard in force, our trainers have significant field experience, in which they will have had the opportunity to put into practice the basic principles of electrical safety.
In addition, they all have the teaching skills allowing them, among other things, to transmit knowledge, manage a group, ensure the safety of the group during scenarios.
Whether electrical accreditation training is carried out intra or inter-company, we provide learners with a school site allowing them to put into practice the knowledge just exchanged by the trainer.
The content of the training is adapted to the real needs of the trainees, thus maximizing their involvement and the benefit.
Electrical accreditation training courses offered in Lyon and Paris at the following addresses:
1 Rue Jules Serval, 69200 Vénissieux
4 Rue des Cévennes, 94150 Rungis
Without geographical limits
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