Instructed person level 1S/E acc. to DGUV-I 209-093

Anyone who could come into contact with high-voltage systems in motor vehicles must be familiar with the potential dangers and possible protective measures of this electrical equipment.

Even without electrotechnical qualifications, you can acquire the necessary expertise as part of the awareness training for high-voltage. The training provides basic electrotechnical knowledge about high-voltage systems and rules of the accident prevention regulation and how to protect oneself.

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What will you learn?

As an instructed person (FUP), you acquire the knowledge to be allowed to use vehicles with HV systems and to work on them safely. You are aware of the hazards of HV systems and the protective measures. In the event of an electrical accident, you know how to protect yourself.

Course outline

• Electrical hazards and protective measures
• Operating vehicles and related equipment
• Discussing general activities that do not require deenergizing the HV system
• Location and identification of HV components and lines in and on the vehicle
• Discussion on all mechanical activities on the vehicle that can be carried out (but: "hands off orange!")
• Decommissioning of the HV system according to manufacturer's specifications as an additional safety measure just in case of emergency (Decommissioning is not the same as disconnecting)
• Unauthorized work on the vehicle Stopping work in case of ambiguity and informing the responsible FHV
• Organizational procedure for work carried out under the direction and supervision of a FHV

Who Should Attend?

This training is intended for the following target group:

• Employees without electrical engineering training who, in the course of their duties, could come into contact with HV components of motor vehicles or who use vehicles with HV systems.
• This awareness training is for car workshop personel as well as for employees in the automotive development and manufacturing.

Pre-requisites

• None
• This course is no requirement for the further Levels 2 and 3.

Learning & Career benefits

As an instructed person (FUP), you acquire the knowledge to be allowed to use vehicles with HV systems and to work on them safely. You are aware of the hazards of HV systems and the protective measures. In the event of an electrical accident, you know how to protect yourself.

Examination & Certification

The participants receive a Certificate of Attendance (according to DGUV I 209-093)

FAQ

1. When can I get the certificate?
Certificate will be issued within 21 working days from the examination date.

2. When can I get the training material and invite?
One day before the commencement of the training program.

3. How do I pay the fees for training and examination?
Online mode

4. What are the benefits of the Instructed person level 1S/E acc. to DGUV-I 209-093 Training Program?
As an instructed person (FUP), you acquire the knowledge to be allowed to use vehicles with HV systems and to work on them safely. You are aware of the hazards of HV systems and the protective measures. In the event of an electrical accident, you know how to protect yourself.

5. Is there any refund policy for the paid fees?
Please refer to Cancellation and Refund policy page.