Introduction to Electrical Engineering

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Vydal: České vysoké učení technické Praha Autor: Vladimír Kůla, Michal Kříž

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Legal Basis for Health and Occupational Safety 3. Constitution the Czech Republic Charter Rights and Liberties 2. System safety courses during the study 2. Security work with computers 10. Safety work with electrical equipment.1. General principles for ensuring Health and Occupational Safety 4.1. Laboratory rules (example), fire protection 15. First Aid traumatological plan 11. Duties the Employee 6. Decree the Czech Occupational Safety Office 7. Decree 8. Accident work, recording and registration 9. Safety course Symbol Date Program Study Basic health and occupational safety regulation BPZS At the beginning of the 1st semester All programs Bachelor Safety Electrical Engineering 1 BP1 1st semester EEM, KME, KYR 2nd semester OI, STM Safety Electrical Engineering 2 + Repeated BPZS BP2 4th semester All programs Safety Electrical Engineering 3 + Repeated BPZS BP3 1st semester All programs Master 15. Emergency calls 12. Duties the Employer 5. 15. Instruction the European Community Council ”On taking measures increase health and occupational safety employees the premises” 3. Civil Code 4. Occupational Safety and Health Regulations Observing the rules and regulations governing Health and Occupational Safety considered one the basic duties all employees, students and all other persons who enter the premises with the prior consent the employer, and those who have already been trained.1 System safety courses during the study Safety courses are compulsory for all students and are defined accordance with the recommended curriculum Bachelor's and Master's studies.OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS 108 15. Basic Training Guidelines 1.1. Labour Code .2 Legal Basis for Health and Occupational Safety Basic documents: 1. The knowledge of Health and Occupational Safety regulations forms integral and permanent part of qualification requirements