In-house Training
High-Voltage Instructed Person - Level 1E
(Fachkundig unterwiesene Person - Stufe 1E)
Duration:
4 hours / 5 units
Format:
In-person, Online, WBT
Participants:
Max. 12
Completion:
Confirmation of participation
Knowledge test on request
This training course delivers content based on DGUV Information 209-093 Level 1E and establishes the foundation for the legally compliant handling of HV systems in Electromobility.
Employees working in the vicinity of high-voltage systems require a solid basic understanding of the associated electrical hazards and protective measures. Participants in this training course will learn about the rights and obligations within the German occupational health and safety system and gain insight into the organisational processes of electrical safety in the workplace. The technical section provides comprehensive basic knowledge of high-voltage systems, including typical sources of danger, technical components and their basic functions.
A key objective of this qualification is to clearly define the permissible activities of a High-Voltage Instructed Person in accordance with the DGUV qualification level. The training course enables participants to act safely in the vicinity of high-voltage systems and to carry out permissible work in compliance with regulations.
- Electrical hazards and first aid
- Protective measures against electric shock and arc flash
- Working on vehicles with HV systems
- Use of HV systems in vehicles
This course is aimed at individuals who perform non-electrical work on vehicles or systems with a high-voltage system.
The aim of the training course is to instruct these individuals on potential hazards and protective measures, enabling them to perform their tasks safely and as intended.
You will learn:
- to understand and list the rights and obligations of managers and employees in connection with occupational safety and organisational procedures in accordance with the German occupational health and safety system
- to recognise potential hazards associated with electrical current, and to name and explain the corresponding protective measures
- to develop a fundamental understanding of high-voltage systems in vehicles, including an overview of high-voltage components and their functions
- to confidently assess the location and identification of HV components and cables in and on the vehicle
- recognize and correctly classify unauthorized work on the vehicle
- in the event of uncertainty, interrupt the activity and inform the qualified person responsible at Hochvolt
- describe the necessary protective measures for high-voltage systems in vehicles
- decommission the training vehicle safely and correctly
None required.
Directly on your premises
In-house training
We offer our training courses as in-house training. The courses are held directly at your company and are available nationwide.
You benefit from short distances, predictable schedules, and a high degree of practical relevance in your familiar working environment.
Our in-house training courses are based on proven training content.
Individual adaptation to operational processes, machines or technical conditions is possible via our Training Development. You can find out more here.
Advantages of in-house training:
- No travel time or costs for participants
- Better planning thanks to training in your own company
- Flexible scheduling and format design
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With our technical training courses, you can specifically qualify your employees for safe and competent deployment in their everyday work.
Request a non-binding quotation now for implementation at your company or online.
We will support you personally with planning, scheduling and organisation.
Anja Böpple
Customer Relationship Manager
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the qualification "High-Voltage Instructed Person" according to DGUV 209-093 mean?
The DGUV Information 209-093 Level 1E qualification as a Person for Work on Electrically Safe Vehicles (FuP) is aimed at individuals who perform non-electrical work on vehicles with high-voltage systems and may be exposed to potential hazards. It ensures that participants can act safely and in accordance with regulations.
Is the "High-Voltage Instructed Person" training sufficient to work on high-voltage components?
No, the training course does not qualify you to work on high-voltage systems. Only general activities outside the HV system are permitted, e.g. on the internal combustion engine. Work on high-voltage systems is only possible under the direction and supervision of a Qualified Person for HV-Systems.
Can the content of the "High-Voltage Instructed Person" training course be adapted to our company?
Yes, the training course can be tailored to company-specific requirements, processes and vehicles. Further information can be found on our Training Development page.
Is there a mandatory examination in this training course?
A formal knowledge test is not mandatory but can be integrated upon request to reinforce the content and better document the success of the training course. The technical supervisor or the Responsible Certified Electrician alone determines whether the specialist knowledge imparted is sufficient for the role intended within the company or whether further qualifications are required.
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