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WHAT DOES THIS COMBINED BA4 - BA5 TRAINING COVER?
Working on electrical installations is not without risks!
Almost every day, minor and major electrical workplace accidents are recorded.
That is why the law provides for specific training for anyone working near electrical installations.
This training is aimed specifically at participants who have already taken the BA4 instructed training or who have prior electrical knowledge.
- Legislation and responsibilities
- Low voltage
- Switching and protection equipment
- Use of work equipment and required PPE
- Dangers of electricity and responding in emergencies
- Maintenance work
- From the 5 vital rules to the 8 vital rules
ACTIONS, NOT WORDS!
- Theoretical introduction with applied practical exercises and a test
- This training is part of the mandatory knowledge for the employer to issue a BA4 - BA5 authorisation declaration
- Download an example authorisation declaration here (NL / FR / EN)
- The employer remains responsible for the internal situational guidelines based on the risk analysis
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
The competence of persons designated by the code BA4 or BA5 is granted to workers by the employer and recorded in a document that clearly defines for which work and which electrical installations the competence applies (RD 25-04-2004, art. 3.2).
The employer ensures the necessary training of workers and provides the necessary instructions to avoid the risks associated with the use, operation and work on the electrical installation, taking into account the tasks assigned to these workers (Code, book III, title 2).
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between BA4 and BA5?
BA4 (instructed) applies to those occasionally working near electrical installations; BA5 (skilled) to those working on them professionally. The combi covers both.
Who must take BA4-BA5 training?
Anyone carrying out work on or near electrical installations. On this basis the employer grants the BA4 or BA5 competence.
Do I receive a certificate?
You receive a certificate of attendance. This forms part of the knowledge the employer needs to issue a BA4-BA5 authorisation declaration.