Training for professionals

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.

How to work safely near electrical installations. Learn to make the right decisions and evaluate risk correctly. Course for construction workers, farmers, forestry workers, etc.

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

There are many potential dangers at construction sites. Are you aware of the electrical dangers? This course provides you with essential knowledge about electrical safety, enabling you to work safely and avoid accidents.

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.

This is a theoretical course that teaches participants about administering first aid in connection with accidents involving electrical current.

Everyone performing hot work must fill out a checklist to identify potential hazards and plan the work.

Learn basic first aid so you know how to act at the scene of an accident. The course satisfies guidelines from national first aid councils.

Become aware of the dangers in potentially explosive areas, so that personnel within the ISS disciplines do not take measures that could affect safety and that you, as a contractor, do your work in potentially explosive areas in a safe manner.