Operations training
High Voltage Standard / V0 - DRAFT 2025-03-21
The participants shall:
Engage in a small group discussion on the possible consequences of unsafe work practices or failure of communications. Working in small teams:
a. list hazards related to work during cable pulling operations
b. suggest how to mitigate hazards related to the environment of the cable pulling task.
c. highlight PPE and apply ergonomic principles that could reduce risks during HV cable pulling.
d. discuss hazards related to the lifting operation during cable pulling and suggest mitigation techniques.
e. highlight how auxiliary systems such as winches and external generators can create hazards to the operation.
Annex 4 of this standard contains a guideline to support facilitating an effective and engaging physical activity warm-up routine for wind technicians.
Note
Depending on the training environment and the practical exercises planned for each lesson, training providers are encouraged to utilise this guidance to facilitate stretching and warming up before physical work begins.
This guidance can be used to engage participants to reflect on their own daily working routines and practices they apply good ergonomic practices and avoid injury.
Refer to ANNEX 4: GUIDLINE FOR WARM-UP EXERCISES
PREPARATION OF HV CABLE, EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
30 min.
The aim of this lesson is to give participants an opportunity to practice preparation of HV cable, equipment and tools.
After having successfully completed this lesson, the participants can:
36) Perform preparations of HV cable and tools in readiness for safe and effective cable pulling operation (Skills, intermediate level)
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