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Low & High Voltage Authorized Person

The PIMS Low & High Voltage Authorized Person course develops practical competence in safely working with, isolating and supervising low- and high-voltage electrical systems.The programme focuses on electri...

Training Area HiQual UK
Category Engineering & Manufacturing Industry
Learning Flexible
Provider PIMS
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Program Overview

The PIMS Low & High Voltage Authorized Person course develops practical competence in safely working with, isolating and supervising low- and high-voltage electrical systems.

The programme focuses on electrical hazards, risk assessment, PPE, energy isolation, Lockout/Tagout, grounding, switching awareness, testing and electrical emergency response.

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What You'll Learn

  1. Electrical Safety Fundamentals
  2. Electric Shock Hazards
  3. Arc-Flash Awareness
  4. Low-Voltage Systems
  5. High-Voltage Systems
  6. Electrical Hazard Identification
  7. Electrical Risk Assessment
  8. Low-Voltage Safe Work Practices
  9. High-Voltage Safe Work Practices
  10. Electrical PPE
  11. Isolation Procedures
  12. Switching Awareness
  13. Lockout/Tagout
  14. Energy-Isolation Verification
  15. Grounding and Bonding
  16. Electrical Testing
  17. Emergency Shutdown
  18. Electrical Incident Response
  19. CPR and First-Aid Awareness
  20. NFPA 70E Technical Awareness
  21. IEC Electrical-Safety Awareness
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Who Should Attend?

Who should attend Low & High Voltage Authorized Person

This PIMS electrical-safety course is suitable for Electrical Technicians, Electrical Supervisors, Engineers working with LV and HV systems, Safety Officers, Electrical Maintenance Personnel and Compliance Professionals.

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Key Benefits

After completing the programme, learners should be better prepared to:

  • Develop safe LV and HV operational competence
  • Strengthen electrical risk assessment
  • Improve isolation and LOTO knowledge
  • Develop safe switching awareness
  • Improve electrical emergency response
  • Strengthen grounding and protective-measure knowledge
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Assessment & Evaluation

  • Assessment Type: Written examination, practical assessment and case study.
  • Format: Multiple-choice questions, short answers, applied safety scenarios and practical demonstrations.
  • Total Questions: 80 theory questions plus 1 practical assessment and 1 case study submission.
  • Passing Score: 70%.
  • Duration: 5 days (35–40 hours total).
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