Working with electricity, machinery, chemical substances, or food involves a variety of risks. But a few simple steps are often all that is needed to prevent an occupational accident. Safe working is often a matter of having the right attitude and being well-informed.
Learn to carry out minor electrical works safely via e-learning.
€87.00 or 0.46 PU
Initiating
Learn how to work on an electrical installation under supervision.
€456.00 or 2.4 PU
In-depth
Learn to carry out electrical works safely and obtain your BA5 certificate.
€456.00 or 2.4 PU
In-depth
This basic training course focuses not only on prevention, but also on communication and the importance of company culture.
Price on request
Practical
Teach employees to recognise risks so they avoid accidents
Price on requestPractical
Mindful and productive working and planning, at the rhythm of your mind.
Price on requestPractical
Discover why we often struggle with feedback and how to manage it successfully.
Price on requestPractical
With Play It Safe, you will learn how to act quickly and practically in risk situations at work.
Price on requestInitiating
Working with ionising radiation comes with certain health and safety risks.
Price on requestPractical
Learn through various exercises and basic principles how to prepare and host an effective toolbox meeting.
Price on requestPracticalThanks to the course 'Risk assessment of electrical hazards in the workplace', we were able to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment of all our buildings and facilities."Kris Biesemans internal prevention advisor at the local Public Centre for Social Welfare and of the municipality of Lummen
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A certificate of competence lets you demonstrate as an employer that your employees are able to work with electricity safely and knowledgeably. A risk analysis and BA4 or BA5 training are required.
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