Assured Programme in the Application of BS 7909 to Temporary Power Systems
Ryan Whittle
This three-day course is a comprehensive workshop aimed at giving delegates a thorough understanding of the how the temporary power Code of Practice BS7909 and the IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671) apply in the events and entertainment environment. After successful completion of the course, delegates will be able to apply the requirements of BS7909 to the management of temporary electrical systems in the field
Skills / Knowledge
- BS7909 & BS7671
- Earthing And Protective Bonding
- Electrical Protection Methods
- Electrical Safety Management
- Generator Safety
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Earning Criteria
Required
The candidate has demonstrated their understanding of the requirements of BS7909 and BS7671 to temporary power systems. The assessment includes knowledge of earthing and earth electrode design, electrical protection methods, management of temporary systems, generator operation, power quality and circuit design, electrical safety legislation, equipment testing as well as inspection and testing of temporary electrical systems in events and entertainment and related industries.
The candidate has demonstrated to an assessor that they can safely isolate an electrical circuit using the standard LOTO method (Lock-Out, Tag-Out). They have demonstrated the ability to conduct an RCD test using an RCD tester. The candidate has shown an ability to perform basic prospective short-circuit and fault-current tests and can relate the results to the protective devices fitted in the circuit being tested.