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Hot works

Do you work with tasks that create sparks, involve open flames, hot air tools, or generate high heat in other ways? Then there's a good chance you need a hot work certificate.

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What is Hot work course?

Insurance companies require certification for anyone performing hot work. With a hot work course, you acquire the necessary and mandated knowledge about how a fire can start and develop. You also learn the measures that must be taken to safely conduct hot work and how to extinguish a fire if it occurs. The hot work certificate is valid for 5 years in both Norway, Denmark, and Finland.

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Who needs to take hot work course?

Hot work training is for everyone who works with open flames, hot air tools, or other use of open fire. This can include work such as welding, cutting, grinding, angle grinding, soldering, and roofing

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Why choose Trainor as a course provider?

  • Variation: Choose from classroom courses, e-learning courses, or a combination of both.
  • Approved certification: Khe course is approved by the Fire Protection Association, valid for 5 years, and meets the authorities' requirements.
  • Always up to date: The course is continuously updated according to the latest safety regulations, which outline the insurance companies' requirements for certification for anyone performing hot work.
  • Quality: We have the best expertise in the country within e-learning and digital solutions.
  • Engaging learning: We work with the latest in gaming technology to create engaging content and provide lively and relevant learning experiences.
  • Active instructors: Our instructors are actively involved in national and international standard committees and industry organizations, ensuring that we are always updated on the latest changes.

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