This Friday’s good job plan is with Afpa on France Bleu Vaucluse. Fabrice Marion discusses the electrical authorizations necessary to practice many professions.
In the daily professional life of many professions, an often overlooked reality lies in the need for electrical authorizations. These accreditations, essential for anyone who comes into contact with or works near electrical installations, go well beyond the domain of electricians.
Painters, tilers, plumbers, building caretakers, IT managers… all are potentially affected by this crucial training for safety at work.
Why are these clearances so vital?
Fabrice Marion explains that “the answer is simple: the risks of electrical accidents are very real, even during interventions considered trivial. Imagine yourself painting around an electrical panel, changing a simple light bulb or a fuse, plugging or unplugging a computer installation, or even cleaning a room near an electrical panel. These seemingly harmless actions can turn out to be dangerous if they are carried out without adequate knowledge and precautions.
The steps to obtain these electrical authorizations
The National Agency for Professional Training of Adults (AFPA) offers specific training on the different levels of authorization, both for electricians and non-electricians. “These training courses, generally lasting between 1 and 3 days, are accessible at Afpa in Avignon-le-Pontet, located in Vaucluse.”
“These training sessions cover a wide range of labels, such as BS, BE, B1, B1V, B2, B2V, B2V Essay, BR, BC, H0, and many more. Whatever your field of activity , there is an authorization corresponding to your specific needs Afpa trainers, specialized in the field of electricity, are there to guide you through the subtleties of these standards and teach you good practices to avoid any accident. .
How to access these training courses?
For those wishing to strengthen their safety and that of their colleagues in their workplace, it is possible to make an appointment with Afpa du Pontet at 56 avenue Emile Zola.
If you would like more information or plan your training, you can contact: communication.paca@afpa.fr
