Electrical Codes and Regulations (Adaptive) - Germany Standards

All interested persons who carry out executive or planning activities on, in or around electrical installations and wish to obtain information on the legal requirements in Germany. For operational personnel (instructed and skilled persons) and personnel in management positions (authorised/nominated) who are responsible for work on electrical installations, the legal provisions of the respective country of operation are essential. Our country-specific modules are therefore particularly suitable for operational personnel who work across borders and require information on the legal requirements of the country in which they are to work. In addition to this legal module, we offer a wide range of other electrical training courses – as adaptive e-learning or classroom training, from pure awareness training to the acquisition of technical qualifications in the LV or HV area.

No prerequisites are required to sit this course.

This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of occupational health and safety principles, specifically in the context of electrical systems and installations. Through in-depth coverage of key German and European safety standards and regulations, learners will gain the knowledge required to ensure legal compliance and uphold safety in professional electrical environments. By the end of the course, participants will be familiar with: • The Occupational Health and Safety Act (ArbSchG) • Core DGUV regulations (including DGUV Regulation 1 and 3) • Technical standards such as DIN VDE 0105-100 and DIN VDE 1000-10 • Requirements for the qualification of electrical personnel • The EN 50110-1 European standard for electrical installations The course is ideal for technical staff, safety officers, and anyone involved in the planning, installation, or maintenance of electrical systems, aiming to promote a culture of safety and compliance within their organizations.

Name the laws and regulations that are relevant to the electrical worker Define the potential consequences of a violation of safety laws, regulations, and standards Define the employee and employer obligations Identify the conditions under which an employee is authorised to cease work Explain the relationship between electrical safety regulations and their governing organisations Highlight the overall structure and sections of Electrical Safety Regulations Distinguish between the different roles and responsibilities