Objective

The course Installation and Work Responsible LS and Terminal Groups HS - 3 Stars of RelyOn Quercus focuses on safe electrical management. Topics from NEN 3140 are covered and supplemented with specific knowledge from the high-voltage directive NEN 3840 on commissioning and decommissioning of high-voltage motors and distribution transformers.

For good management, the employer must be sure that his employee is sufficiently electrotechnically competent to perform work adequately and safely. The installation and work supervisor organizes, facilitates and monitors safe work on and near electrical installations.

Target Group

The course Installation and Work Responsible LS and Terminal Groups HS - 3 Stars is intended for employees who have or will have the designation as installation and work responsible and are involved in the implementation of the NEN-EN 50110/NEN 3140/NEN 3840. Thereby they manage low voltage installations with high voltage related end groups. The course is interesting for personnel working in industry. Think of power plants, food industry, blast furnaces or wind energy.

Prerequisites

To attend the course, you must have an electrical engineering professional education at EQF Level 4. EQF stands for European Qualification Framework. This level corresponds to a secondary electrotechnical education (mbo/mts-e, tbi or tsi) but you can also achieve it with sufficient knowledge and experience from practice.

Examination

You can complete the Installation and Work Supervisor LS and Terminal Groups HS - 3 Stars course with a theory and practical exam. There are two ways to complete the course:

Stipel certificate
Certificate of Participation

Course Contents

The course Installation and Work Supervisor LS and Terminal Groups HS - 3 Stars includes the following topics:

Hazards of electricity
Relationship of NEN 3140 with Occupational Health and Safety Act and European standards
Liability
Management of electrical installations NEN 3140/NEN 3840
Implementation of NEN 3140 and NEN 3840 in the organization
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Overcurrent protection
Power systems and automatic disconnection of the power supply
Protection against contact
Switching equipment
Currents and powers
Mains structure, transformers, generators and three-phase motors
Power systems
Inspection plan, sampling, inspecting and reporting
Switching and safeguarding of hs end groups, such as a high-voltage motor or distribution transformer
Switching letters