HVSOR4 Refresher Safe Switching Operation of HV Power Systems for SAP Course (HVSO4 Refresher)
The HVSOR4 Refresher Course is designed for experienced Senior Authorised Persons (SAP) looking to renew their competence in the safe switching operation of high voltage power systems. This two-day training programme ensures you stay compliant with the latest industry regulations and company safety procedures.
Ideal for electrical professionals working on HV systems up to 15kV, this refresher course combines practical exercises with updated theory, delivered at our specialist training centre. It refreshes your knowledge of key safety standards such as the Electricity at Work Regulations and ensures your operational skills remain current.
Why enrol on the HVSO4 Refresher Course?
Keeping your SAP competence up to date is crucial to maintain safety and regulatory compliance when working on high-voltage power systems. This refresher course provides you with the opportunity to review essential procedures, practice safe switching operations, and understand any recent regulatory changes.
Our experienced tutors will guide you through practical switching exercises and scenario-based learning, ensuring you feel confident and capable when returning to site work. Completing the course renews your City & Guilds certificate, helping you maintain your authorised person status and advance your career.
Course Overview
This refresher course revisits core knowledge and skills, emphasising safe switching practices and updated operational rules. Over two days, candidates refresh their understanding of key regulations and perform practical switching tasks in a controlled environment.
Course Topics
- Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
- Operational procedures
- Practical exercises (switching, safety documents, switching programmes)
- Course review
This refresher is for current Senior Authorised Persons who want to renew their City & Guilds HVSO4 Safe Switching SAP Qualification.
Yes, delegates must pass written, verbal, and practical assessments to obtain a Certificate of Competency.
If you choose not to sit the exams, or if you do not pass the exams, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Best practice suggests every 2 to 3 years to maintain competence and comply with regulatory standards.
24 hours (Mon-Fri).
