1 – GENERAL OBJECTIVE

Retrain participants to prevent accidents involving electricity, in compliance with the new text of NR-10, qualifying them for Authorization to work on electrical installations.

This course meets item 10.8.8.2 Refresher training must be carried out every two years and whenever any of the following situations occur:

• Change of role and change of company;
• Return from absence from work or inactivity for a period exceeding three months;
• Significant modifications to electrical installations or changes to methods, processes and work organization.

2 – KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED

At the end of the course, the student will be prepared to:

• Identify possible risks arising from incorrect practices with electricity;

• Identify the risks in your work environment;
• Apply the company's internal rules;
• Inform participants of the minimum conditions required by Law (NR-10 Regulatory Standard);
• Ensure the safety of employees working in low-voltage electrical installations, in their various stages, including design, execution, operation, maintenance, renovation and expansion, as well as the safety of users and third parties;
• Make and identify a temporary grounding. (If this is applied to the employee's work);
• Apply the use of locks, collective protection equipment and personal protection equipment;
• Be a multiplier of the standard’s concepts;
• Know the legal responsibilities of the new NR-10;
• Become an authorized and knowledgeable worker of NR-10.

3 – FIELD OF ACTION

Low voltage electrical installations. Design, construction, assembly, operation, maintenance of electrical installations and any work carried out in their vicinity.

4 – TARGET AUDIENCE

The course is aimed at professionals working in the area of electrical installations, who must be authorized to intervene in electrical installations and who need to recycle the basic 40-hour course, who require training on the risks arising from the use of electrical energy and the main measures for preventing accidents in electrical installations, in accordance with the provisions of NR-10.

5 – PREREQUISITES

Completed elementary education. Have access to the internet and basic computer knowledge.

Have participated, with satisfactory performance, in the basic NR 10 course (40h).

The student must present a copy of the 40-hour training certificate.