In-house Training
Instructed Person in Electrical Safety
(Elektrotechnisch unterwiesene Person – EuP)
Duration:
4 hours / 5 units
+ 1 day for advanced course
Format:
In-person, Online, WBT
Participants:
Max. 12
Completion:
Confirmation of participation /
Knowledge test on request
Instructed Persons in Electrical Safety (EuP) may, under the direction and supervision of a certified electrician, carry out certain activities on electrical systems, equipment and installations, for example, acknowledging protective devices or entering closed electrical operating rooms.
This training course provides the necessary legal framework, safety-relevant knowledge and a basic understanding of electrical engineering to carry out electrotechnical tasks safely and in compliance with the law. The content is based on DIN VDE 0105-100 and the relevant regulations of the DGUV, thus safeguarding both companies and employees.
The training is aimed at employees without electrical engineering training who regularly come into contact with electrical equipment, for example in an industrial environment, in workshops, during service activities or in maintenance.
The training course has a modular structure:
- The basic training course (1 day) teaches the basics of legal requirements, hazards caused by electrical current, the corresponding protective measures and electrotechnical contexts.
- Optionally, we offer an advanced training course with practical content directly at the workplace – ideal for in-depth learning and specific instruction for in-house tasks.
This training is an important building block for the safe operation of electrical systems and enables companies to meet legal requirements efficiently.
- Responsibilities and legal basis
- Accident prevention regulations / first aid
- Dangers of electric current
- Fundamentals of Electrical engineering
- Protective measures and network systems
- Activities of an EuP according to DIN VDE 0105-100
- Protective measures according to DIN VDE 0100-410
- Acknowledging protective devices
- Design & function of electrotechnical devices
- Changing fuses
- The 5 safety rules in practice
- Working with a voltage tester
- Disconnecting equipment
- Practical examples in the workplace
- Employees without electrical engineering training
- Skilled workers from non-electrical professions
- Persons working in the vicinity of electrical installations
- Who must enter electrical operating rooms
You will learn:
- Apply legal principles safely
- Recognizing the dangers of electric current
- Implement protective measures correctly
- Perform typical tasks safely
- Knowing the responsibilities and limits of the role
None required.
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We will provide you with personalized advice on group size, dates, logistics, and customization options.
You can count on this:
- Personalized consulting experienced professionals
- No travel time or costs for participants
- Nationwide delivery, either in person or online
- Customized to meet your needs
Anja Böpple
Customer Relationship Manager
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
What activities may electrotechnically instructed persons carry out?
Instructed Persons in Electrical Safety may carry out simple, clearly defined activities on electrical equipment under the guidance and supervision of a certified electrician – e.g. acknowledging circuit breakers or entering closed electrical operating rooms.
Who is this training course suitable for?
This training course is aimed at individuals without prior electrical engineering training who, as part of their professional activities, may come into proximity with electrical systems or are required to perform basic tasks on them.
What does the "Instructed Person in Electrical Safety" training course cover?
The training course covers the fundamentals of electrical engineering, the dangers of electricity, first aid for electrical accidents, protective measures, network systems, and practical tasks such as working with testing equipment or isolating equipment.
Are there any prerequisites for participating in the training course?
No, no previous knowledge of electrical engineering is required. The training course is designed as an introduction to working safely in the vicinity of electrical systems.
Can the training be individually tailored to the workplace?
Yes, the the training can be adapted to the workplace on request. Information on this can be found here.
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