Practical Arc Flash Risk Assessment Training Course – A City & Guilds Assured Programme

The course will focus on giving personnel guidance on when arc flash PPE should be worn to protect themselves from potential arc flash hazard. The course is aimed at Electrical personnel that could be exposed to arc flash hazard at high and low voltage. This would typically include personnel carrying out maintenance and testing activities on electrical equipment such as Electricians and Electrical Engineers. When incident energy levels for equipment have not been calculated, electrical personnel should be able to assess whether arc flash PPE should be worn for any given activity, this training course gives them the knowledge to be able to make that assessment.

The Risk Assessment process is used to determine what control measures can be put in place to reduce arc flash risk and if necessary whether Arc Flash Personal Protective Equipment needs to be worn.

The course will focus on giving personnel guidance on when arc flash PPE should be worn to protect themselves from potential arc flash hazard. The course is aimed at Electrical personnel that could be exposed to arc flash hazard at high and low voltage. This would typically include personnel carrying out maintenance and testing activities on electrical equipment such as Electricians and Electrical Engineers. When incident energy levels for equipment have not been calculated, electrical personnel should be able to assess whether arc flash PPE should be worn for any given activity, this training course gives them the knowledge to be able to make that assessment.

The course will focus on giving personnel guidance on when arc flash PPE should be worn to protect themselves from potential arc flash hazard. The course is aimed at Electrical personnel that could be exposed to arc flash hazard at high and low voltage. This would typically include personnel carrying out maintenance and testing activities on electrical equipment such as Electricians and Electrical Engineers. When incident energy levels for equipment have not been calculated, electrical personnel should be able to assess whether arc flash PPE should be worn for any given activity, this training course gives them the knowledge to be able to make that assessment.

The Risk Assessment process is used to determine what control measures can be put in place to reduce arc flash risk and if necessary whether Arc Flash Personal Protective Equipment needs to be worn.

The Risk Assessment process is used to determine what control measures can be put in place to reduce arc flash risk and if necessary whether Arc Flash Personal Protective Equipment needs to be worn.