XtraMile is now launching two new and updated FSE courses as e-learning programs—one for low voltage and one for high voltage. The courses have been developed by industry experts and provide companies in the electrical industry with a modern and practical way to conduct and document essential electrical safety training.
Updated FSE courses with a focus on practical electrical safety
FSE—Regulations on Safety in Work on and Operation of Electrical Installations—is central to efforts to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries in electrical installations.
The new courses from XtraMile are designed to make this knowledge understandable and relevant to everyday work. Participants encounter practical examples, specific risk situations, and key issues related to, among other things, work methods, risk assessment, electrical injuries, and the proper use of protective equipment.
The goal is not merely to complete a course, but to give participants a better understanding of why safety procedures exist—and how they are applied in practice.
FSE Low-Voltage Course
The FSE Low Voltagecourse is designed for individuals who work in, on, or near low-voltage electrical systems.
Participants will learn, among other things, about:
- FSE work methods
- working on de-energized installations, near voltage, and AUS
- planning and risk assessment
- safe voltage testing and protection against energization
- electric shock incidents and proper incident response
- how electric current affects the body
- Personal protective equipment and the dangers of electric arcs
Learn more about the FSE course for Low Voltage →
FSE High-Voltage Course
The FSE High Voltagecourse delves more deeply into safety when working on and near high-voltage installations, where the consequences of errors can be particularly serious.
In addition to key topics from the FSE course, participants learn about roles and the division of responsibilities in high-voltage installations, risk and safety distances, the safety officer (LFS), the switching officer (LFK), grounding and short-circuiting, as well as the safe completion and resumption of work.
The course includes quizzes along the way and concludes with an exam.
Read more about the FSE High-Voltage Course →
FSE Courses as E-Learning on XtraMile
Both FSE courses are offered as e-learning through XtraMile’s learning platform. This makes it easy for companies to distribute the training to employees and track completion and competency digitally.
For companies with many employees or staff at various locations, online courses provide a flexible way to conduct the theoretical FSE training, while also giving the company a better overview of who has completed the training.
The courses are designed with a focus on academic quality, practical relevance, and a positive digital learning experience.
Frequently Asked Questions About FSE Courses
What is an FSE course?
An FSE course provides training in safety when working on and operating electrical installations. The goal is to reduce the risk of electrical accidents and ensure that work is planned and carried out safely.
What is the difference between FSE Low Voltage and FSE High Voltage?
FSE Low Voltage is geared toward work in and around low-voltage installations. FSE High Voltage additionally covers specific roles, work methods, safety distances, and measures applicable when working on and near high-voltage installations.
Can FSE courses be taken online?
Yes. XtraMile offers the courses as e-learning, so that the theoretical training can be completed digitally and tracked on the learning platform. The company must also ensure that other relevant requirements for training and emergency preparedness are met.