Training: ESA-E2 Non-electrical work
The training provides access to, for example, network substations, switchgear and control rooms, and is intended for those who are not electrically qualified and will only carry out non-electrical work on, or in connection with, a high-voltage electrical installation. The training is based on the publication “ESA Instructed Person – Non-electrical work 21” and the requirements described in the electricity network industry guidelines, EBR’s requirements document.
Next session: Date to be announced
Location: Dalarna Science Park
Price: 3 800 SEK (excl. VAT)
Last registration date: Date to be announced
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Training information ESA-E2
EBR-ESA-E2 Non-electrical work was previously called EBR-ESA Instructed. The training is based on the publication “ESA Instructed Person – Non-electrical work 21”. It is also based on and complies with the requirements described in the electricity network industry guidelines, EBR’s requirements document.
The training must comprise at least 4 hours. Wattityd recommends extending the training hours for practical exercises if needed. The training may have a maximum of 16 participants per session.
The training can be delivered as instructor-led on site or as instructor-led digital training, both as initial training and as refresher training. EBR recommends that the first time you attend a training course, it is delivered as instructor-led on site.
For whom?
The training is intended for individuals who will only perform non-electrical work on or adjacent to a high-voltage electrical installation. This may include, for example, painting, cleaning, casting foundations in a power line corridor or substation, or interns during their school education.
Prerequisites
No prerequisites.
Objectives
Upon completion of the training, with a passing final exam, the participant shall be able to perform non-electrical work in operating rooms in proximity to or in connection with an electrical installation. They shall be able to avoid electrical hazards by applying the theoretical knowledge from the content of “ESA Instructed Person – Non-Electrical Work 21” in practical daily work.
After completing the training, participants should, among other things
- understand the hazards of electric current
- understand the distribution of responsibilities according to occupational health and safety and electrical safety legislation
- understand and be able to apply “ESA Functions”
- understand risk management and relate to the risks
- understand safety distances for non-electrical work
- understand what non-electrical work is
- understand what applies to the EBR form “ESA Access Agreement”
- understand the working methods “General info”, “Work near live parts” and “Work without voltage” and their limitations.
Certificate for the training
The certificate issued to participants after a passed final exam is called “EBR-ESA-E2 Non-electrical work”. It is valid for three years, which means a refresher requirement every three years.
