The Course

The EBR ESA Instructed Person training is based on the publication EBR ESA Instructed Person. It describes fundamental safety principles for non-electrical work carried out near or in proximity to electrical installations. The aim is to provide participants with an understanding of electrical hazards and how to avoid them.

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Target Group

The training provides participants with the knowledge required to safely perform non-electrical work in environments where electrical hazards are present, following instructions from a competent person.

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Learning Objectives

Upon completion of the training, participants should, among other things, understand:

• The hazards associated with electric current

• The allocation of responsibilities under occupational health and safety and electrical safety legislation

• Relevant EBR ESA functions and how to apply them

• What risk management is and how to relate to and manage risks

• The meaning of minimum approach distances

• What constitutes non-electrical work

• How the EBR ESA instruction form for work outside the vicinity zone is used and applied