GWO CoHE Training Standard V0
greatest possible extent, the scenarios must challenge the participants to take responsibility for work with electricity or in its vicinity is performed safely.
The key learnings from the Electrical Safety Module shall be practised during scenario-based training.
After having successfully completed this lesson, participants can:
Act independently in selecting and using electrical safe working practices to mitigate the hazards related to working around electricity in a WTG environment (Ability, intermediate level). Act independently in treating all electrical equipment as live until an electrically safe work condition has been established (Ability, intermediate level). Act independently and safely in relation to the hazards posed by similar looking or adjacent energised equipment that you can touch (Ability, intermediate level).
Take responsibility for establishing an electrically safe work condition (Ability, intermediate level).
The instructor shall:
Explain safety procedures in the training area.
Facilitate scenario-based practice, where each participant must practise relevant scenarios with varying degree of complexity and fading instructor guidance and support:
preparing for and planning the work
using electrical safe working practices to mitigate the hazards related to working around electricity in a WTG environment Note: The instructor shall, as minimum, ensure that each of the participant practise the applicable following electrical safe working practices during the scenario-based training:
i. Working in accordance with an approved work instruction. ii. Using electrical diagrams. iii. Minimum electrical PPE and prohibited articles. iv. Approach boundaries. v. Alertness. vi. Blind reaching prohibited. vii. Illumination. viii. Alerting techniques. ix. Body positioning. x. Job briefing / pre-task briefing. xi. Good housekeeping. xii. Deranged equipment.
c. treating all electrical equipment as live until an electrically safe work condition has been established d. acting independently and safely in relation to the hazards posed by similar looking or adjacent energised equipment that you can touch
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