Operations training
High Voltage Standard / V0 - DRAFT 2025-03-21
Engage in a group discussion on designated roles, duties, responsibilities and limitations, which ensure safety and effective HV operations.
Compare and contrast differences in terminology and defined designated duties in different regions.
TOOLS AND PPE FOR HIGH VOLTAGE WORKING
40 min.
The aim of this lesson is to familiarise participants with tools and PPE for High Voltage working.
After having successfully completed this lesson, the participants can:
58) Explain methods of controlling and maintaining HV-specific tools and PPE, and its importance for safe HV operations (Knowledge, intermediate level)
ELEMENT 9.1 - TYPICAL HV TOOLS, FUNCTIONS, SAFE USE AND CONTROL
To achieve the lesson learning objectives, the participants can:
59) Discuss safe use and inspection of HV PPE, tools, including hot sticks, insulated tools, and voltage detector (Knowledge, intermediate level)
60) Explain the importance of inspection, certifications, calibration, proving and maintenance of HV tools and PPE (Knowledge, intermediate level)
61) Recognise common mistakes and limitations in the use of PPE, personal clothing, jewellery, as well as HV tools and materials (Knowledge, basic level)
62) Recognise when tools are not fit-for-use for HV work (faulty, damaged, soiled, unmarked, uncalibrated or certification out-of-date) (Knowledge, basic level)
The instructor shall:
Introduce, explain and illustrate High Voltage Work Tools and PPE:
a.
Typical HV tools and functions
a.i
Tools: hot stick / insulated tools, voltage detector
b.
the range of typical PPE for HV work
b.i levels of protection offered,
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