Training for professionals

This course provides a detailed introduction to how to correctly use and inspect fall protection equipment to ensure safe working conditions at height. You will learn about different types of fall protection systems, how to conduct risk assessments, and requirements for rescue plans and first aid in the event of a fall.

This course is designed to provide you with the necessary knowledge to work safely at heights. You will learn about current definitions, legislation and regulations, the hazards and risks associated with working at heights, and how to ensure the safe use of ladders, scaffolding and lifts.

Learn basic theory about batteries and the various battery systems, and increase your knowledge of the risks involved in the inspection and operation of various battery systems.

Increase safety for all who work with electric installations, providing a safe, accident-free working environment, for you and your colleagues.

Increase safety for all who work with electric installations, providing a safe, accident-free working environment, for you and your colleagues.

Does your work create sparks or involve the use of an open flame or hot-air tools, or does it involve high temperatures in other ways? If so, you probably need a Hot Work Certificate. You can look forward to an informative and engaging learning experience! To gain a certificate you need to take this course, and a practical exercise in fire extinguishing.

Increase safety for workers with access to high-voltage areas, thus minimizing risk to yourself and others in the proximity of high-voltages.

Learn how to work safely in Ex areas. The authorities require documented training in explosion prevention for all who enter Ex areas.

Increase safety for personnel who have access to electrical installations to avoid exposing yourself or others to risk associated with proximity to low-voltage or high-voltage installations.

Do you know the dangers of dust in production facilities? Learn about dust types, dust properties and measures you can do to prevent dust explosions from occurring.

Ex equipment carries a marking plate that includes details about the surroundings and external influences the equipment has been certified for. Can you interpret the codes?

Learn how to work safely in Ex areas. The authorities require documented training in explosion prevention for all who enter Ex areas.

Learn which requirements are set, how a fire occurs and develops, and how to behave in the event of a fire. The course satisfies the authorities requirements in the Fire Protection Act.

Acquire the knowledge you need so that you know how to act in an accident situation and become able to provide lifesaving first aid in life-threatening situations. The course satisfies official requirements and guidelines from national first aid councils.

Get to know the regulations and elements in fire protection that are important for fire protection officers. The course meets the requirements for training given by the authorities.

Electrical Safety Course for individuals assigned to perform basic operational tasks, such as changing fuses and resetting protection devices in electrical installations, as instructed personnel.

Understand and manage the risks associated with the use of portable communication equipment in hazardous areas. This course provides you with the knowledge and skills you need to ensure that the equipment you use still complies with both technical and safety standards.

Certified Ex equipment has a marking plate that includes details about the equipment's explosion protection and the area in which the equipment may be used. Can you interpret these codes?