Authorised Person Aeronautical Ground Lighting (York)

• 3 day course
• Aimed at Engineering staff with responsibility for the control, operation or maintenance of installed AGL systems and who may be appointed as Authorised Person (Electrical) (AGL)
• City & Guilds Accredited course
• Course available with accommodation if required -
  £820.00 + VAT Our course accommodation includes bed, breakfast, 3 course evening meal, free internet and complimentary use of a local gym.
  Accommodation is available for the evening before a course starts for £80+VAT
  
• Certificate of achievement on completion of course

Authorised Person Aeronautical Ground Lighting Course Overview:

Who should attend?
Engineering staff with responsibility for the control, operation or maintenance of installed AGL systems and who may be appointed as Authorised Person (Electrical) (AGL).

Purpose of course
To assist delegates in gaining the knowledge required to carry out Authorised Person duties and responsibilities in order to achieve compliance with Safety Rules and Procedures designed to meet the requirements of the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.

It aims to assist in meeting the competency requirements identified in BS EN 61821:2003 – Electrical Installations for Lighting and Beaconing of Aerodromes – Maintenance of Aeronautical Ground Lighting Constant Current Series Circuits.

What is covered?

• AGL series circuits and system components
• Requirements for AGL electrical circuits
• Statutory requirements for electrical systems
• Typical application of safety rules and procedures
• Safe systems of work as applied to AGL circuits
• Practical identification of circuits and safe isolation exercises
• Completion of safety documentation and hands on implementation

Course Duration

3 Days

Course starts at 0900 on day 1 completing at 1700 on day 3.

This course is accredited by City and Guilds.

Authorised Person Aeronautical Ground Lighting Theory Overview:

• AGL series circuits and system components
• Requirements for AGL electrical circuits
• Statutory requirements for electrical systems
• Typical application of safety rules and procedures
• Safe systems of work as applied to AGL circuits
• Practical identification of circuits and safe isolation exercises
• Completion of safety documentation and hands on implementation

Authorised Person Aeronautical Ground Lighting Practical Overview: