Target Audience for this Training
The BA4 training is intended for employees who work in the vicinity of electrical installations but do not possess extensive technical knowledge. They must, however, comprehend electrical risks to ensure safe work practices.
These employees must be aware of the inherent risks and safe operational procedures, yet they remain under the supervision of a BA5-qualified individual when exposed to potential hazards.
The BA5 classification is also stipulated in the AREI (General Regulations for Electrical Installations), Book 1, Chapter 9.2. A BA5-qualified individual is a skilled employee who, based on their knowledge, training, or experience,
Employers are required to recognize employees as BA5-qualified only when they demonstrably possess sufficient competence. The BA5 certificate constitutes a written declaration of authorization from the employer, clearly specifying the permitted installations and tasks.
Legal Framework of this Training
The BA4 classification originates from the General Regulations for Electrical Installations (AREI), Book 1, Chapter 9.2. Employees holding a BA4 authorization are considered instructed persons who have received adequate training regarding electrical risks or who operate under the supervision of a skilled BA5-qualified individual.
The Codex on Well-being at Work stipulates that only employees with demonstrable competencies are permitted to perform electrical work, directly referencing the AREI categories for this purpose.
A BA4 certificate is issued by the employer based on an electrical risk analysis, the training received, and the instructions provided to the employee. Without a comprehensive risk analysis, a valid BA4 certificate cannot be issued.
Admission Requirements for this Training:
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- Must be medically fit.
- Participants must be proficient in the language of instruction. (This training is available in Dutch, French, Portuguese, and English – other languages are available upon request).
- Valid identification (ID card or driver's license)
Course Content
- Legislation and A.R.E.I.
- Fundamental Electrical Concepts
- Direct and Indirect Contact
- Risks and Consequences for Personnel
- Electrocution, Work Zones
- Voltage Zones and Protective Measures
- Static Electricity: Causes and Effects
- Accidents: Causes and Risks
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Key Principles
- IP Protection and Tools
- First Aid
- Vital 5 + 3
- Signage
Practical Section:
No practical component is included in this training.
Practical requirements for participants:
- No practical prerequisites.
Practical requirements for clients:
Training at the Academy:
- The academy provides a training room and a projector or monitor.
On-site Training:
- The client must provide the following:
- A training room equipped with an internet connection and electrical power supply.
- A monitor or projector; if these are not available, we can provide them.
Benefits of an online training course.
Target Audience for this Training
The BA4 training is intended for employees who work in the vicinity of electrical installations but do not possess extensive technical knowledge. They must, however, comprehend electrical risks to ensure safe work practices.
These employees must be aware of the inherent risks and safe operational procedures, yet they remain under the supervision of a BA5-qualified individual when exposed to potential hazards.
The BA5 classification is also stipulated in the AREI (General Regulations for Electrical Installations), Book 1, Chapter 9.2. A BA5-qualified individual is a skilled employee who, based on their knowledge, training, or experience,
Employers are required to recognize employees as BA5-qualified only when they demonstrably possess sufficient competence. The BA5 certificate constitutes a written declaration of authorization from the employer, clearly specifying the permitted installations and tasks.
Legal Framework of this Training
The BA4 classification originates from the General Regulations for Electrical Installations (AREI), Book 1, Chapter 9.2. Employees holding a BA4 authorization are considered instructed persons who have received adequate training regarding electrical risks or who operate under the supervision of a skilled BA5-qualified individual.
The Codex on Well-being at Work stipulates that only employees with demonstrable competencies are permitted to perform electrical work, directly referencing the AREI categories for this purpose.
A BA4 certificate is issued by the employer based on an electrical risk analysis, the training received, and the instructions provided to the employee. Without a comprehensive risk analysis, a valid BA4 certificate cannot be issued.
Admission Requirements for this Training:
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- Must be medically fit.
- Participants must be proficient in the language of instruction. (This training is available in Dutch, French, Portuguese, and English – other languages are available upon request).
- Valid identification (ID card or driver's license)
Course Content
- Legislation and A.R.E.I.
- Fundamental Electrical Concepts
- Direct and Indirect Contact
- Risks and Consequences for Personnel
- Electrocution, Work Zones
- Voltage Zones and Protective Measures
- Static Electricity: Causes and Effects
- Accidents: Causes and Risks
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Key Principles
- IP Protection and Tools
- First Aid
- Vital 5 + 3
- Signage
Practical Section:
No practical component is included in this training.
Practical requirements for participants:
- No practical prerequisites.
Practical requirements for clients:
Training at the Academy:
- The academy provides a training room and a projector or monitor.
On-site Training:
- The client must provide the following:
- A training room equipped with an internet connection and electrical power supply.
- A monitor or projector; if these are not available, we can provide them.
Important information regarding online training courses:
No practical component is required for this training. Each participant must register via our website at least 2 days in advance. This registration is mandatory for attendance tracking and for the timely receipt of all resources provided during the training.
To participate in the online training course, each trainee must possess:
- A valid email address
- A device with an internet connection (a large-screen device is recommended, as smartphone screens are typically too small to adequately view the course content).
- A functional webcam.
The webcam must remain active throughout the entire session to ensure participants' presence and engagement in the training. During specific examination periods, a screen share may also be requested.
The practical session can be conveniently scheduled via email, telephone, or through the booking system on our website.