Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about ordering, online courses, classroom training, lift, scaffolding, and fall protection.

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How do I book an in-house corporate course?+
Once you have found the desired course, contact us by phone or email.
Can I order online courses as a private individual?+
Our online courses are primarily designed for companies and professionals. If you wish to order as a private individual, please contact us for an assessment.
How do I order an online course?+
Click "BUY COURSE FOR YOURSELF" for personal purchase or "BUY COURSE FOR OTHERS" for multiple participants (up to 60) where you can also select language.
How do I book a webinar?+
Contact us by phone or email once you have selected your webinar.
How do we pay for a physical course?+
We issue an invoice after booking. It must be paid before the instructor performs the course. Note: Partners may invoice directly.
Can we get a quote for a course?+
Yes. Contact us via phone or email and we will prepare a course offer for you.
How do I know which online course I need?+
Training requirements vary. We have created a course guide with recommendations.
Open Course Guide →
When do I get access to the course?+
Normally within 30 minutes after we receive participant information.
How long do I have to complete the course?+
Access for two months. For "Hot Works", you have 30 days from the start date.
What happens if I fail the theory exam?+
You can retake it. Two attempts are included (total three). If you fail three times, the course must be retaken.
Can I take the online course over several days?+
Yes. You can complete it at your own pace.
Where do I find the course after ordering?+
Login details are sent to the participant's registered email address.
How is practical training conducted for documented training?+
The trainer must have equivalent training and can sign the practice document belonging to the online course.
I have experience with scaffolding. Do I still need practical training?+
Yes. For scaffolding courses, practical training must be completed after theory. No exceptions.
Who can give me practical training?+
A qualified and competent person with at least the same level of competence as required by the course.
Do we need to provide any equipment?+
We bring theory materials. You must provide suitable premises for theory and practice.
Can we have in-house courses in the evening or weekends?+
Yes, provided we have an available instructor.
What is included in a classroom course?+
Theory, practice (if applicable), light lunch (for courses >5h), plus coffee, tea, and water.
How do I pay to participate?+
You will receive an invoice well before the course start. It must be paid before attending.
Is there a training requirement for using a lift?+
Yes. According to regulations, documented training is required for persons using a lift (aerial work platform).
How long is a lift course valid?+
The certificate does not expire, but you must assess your own suitability to operate it.
Is a fall protection course required in a lift?+
Personal fall protection is recommended. Employers must assess risk and need.
Is there an age limit for using a lift?+
The age limit is 18 years to operate a lift.
Does a passenger need training?+
Employers must risk assess each lift. All passengers must have training if required by the assessment.
Who can provide practical training for lift use?+
A competent person with at least equivalent competence themselves.
What is expert inspection on a lift?+
All lifts must be inspected by an expert company at least once a year.
I have years of experience. Do I still need training?+
Regulations state that everyone building scaffolding over two meters platform height must have documented training.
What are the requirements for building scaffolding?+
  • User: Training in use.
  • Up to 5m: 7.5h theory + 7.5h practice.
  • Up to 9m: 15h theory + 15h practice.
When should scaffolding have railings?+
Scaffold floors or stairs higher than two meters must always have railings.
Is fall protection required for scaffolders?+
Yes. Regulations require all scaffolders to have practice in using fall protection equipment.