
Day one - Tuesday 20 April 2021
09:00 |
Welcome and introductions – Bill Tubey |
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An introduction to managing electrical safety |
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09:20
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Why good electrical safety management matters - Bill Bates
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10.10 |
Comfort Break |
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10.20 |
Managing Risk - Bill Bates
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10.45
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Reduce risks in the workplace and how the Code of Practice was developed – Bill Tubey
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12.30 |
End of Day 1 |
Day two - Wednesday 21 April 2021
Self-Assessment (sections 3-6 of Code of Practice) How a structured approach to managing electrical safety can be achieved |
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09:00
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Case Study 1 - Managing Policy - Bill Tubey Practical application of the Code of Practice
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09:45
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Case Study 2 Managing ‘Procedure’ Aspects – Bill Bates
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10.30 |
Comfort Break |
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10:40 |
Case Study 3 Managing ‘People’ Aspects – Bill Tubey
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11:25 |
Case Study 4 Managing Specific Aspects – Bill Bates
Operating and maintaining high voltage electrical equipment |
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12.30 |
End of Day 2 |
Day three - Thursday 22 April 2021
09:00 |
Self-Assessment Evaluation - Bill Bates & Bill Tubey
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09:35 |
Guest speaker - Michael Appleby, Partner, Fisher Scoggins Waters LLP Solicitors Legal consequences of failure to manage risk Michael specialises in defending directors, senior individuals and companies facing investigation or prosecution for health and safety offences or manslaughter arising from work related incidents. This session will provide insights and advice as follows:
Case study 6 – Interview under caution |
10:45 |
Comfort Break |
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Evaluation of self-assessment and next steps (sections 7-8 of Code of Practice) |
10:55 |
Using the IET Code of Practice
Implementing the IET code in your workplace
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12:30 |
Closing remarks and end of course |
Programme is correct at time of publication. Topics and speakers are subject to change.