ELECTRICALLY INSTRUCTED PERSON

ABOUT THE E-LEARNING COURSE 

Anyone who has to deal with electrical devices as part of their daily work should be given instruction on correct handling, in order to prevent accidents. With the "Electrically instructed person (EIP)" e-learning course, participants gain necessary knowledge about possible hazards and the principles of electrical engineering. After completing the "Electrically instructed person" online course, they will be familiar with the protective devices and will understand which tasks they are permitted to perform under the guidance and supervision of an electrically skilled person.

Duration of the training: 420 minutes
Learning mode: Self-Paced
Language: English

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN FROM THE ELECTRICALLY INSTRUCTED PERSON COURSE?

Topics to be covered in this course include:

• The principles of electrical engineering
• Electrical hazards
• Network systems and protection against electric shock
• Operating electrical installations
• Conduct in the event of electrical accidents
• Work activity on cabinets
• Responsibility and expertise

WHAT IS THE COURSE METHODOLOGY?

The course employs a variety of training tools such as digital learning, tests, and other interactive exercises to enhance delivery of theoretical knowledge. Easily accessible via your laptop, tablet and mobile phone, the course gives you the opportunity to log in and learn whenever, wherever.

The cumulative duration of the programme is 420 minutes, after which you will be required to pass a quiz to receive your internationally recognised e-certificate with a unique ID. 

WHO IS THE COURSE ADVISOR?

The course structure and content are developed by experts from TÜV SÜD’s Digital Academy Approval Board. Consisting of product specialists and technical experts, they have been working on IATF implementations to help organisations around the world achieve business excellence.

This assures you that the course has been created with meticulous instruction, introducing you to diverse perspectives and best practices in the relevant standards.