Practical training (online course)
Some of our online courses also require the participant to complete practical training. Below you will find which of our courses require practical training.
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Scaffolding installer course
72 hours of practical training with at least three different types of scaffolding, as well as being employed for at least 6 months in a business that uses scaffolding.
Scaffolding course 2-9 meters
15 hours of practical training in use and safety
Scaffolding course 2-5 meters
7.5 hours of practical training in use and safety
Lift course (personnel lift course)
Practical training in use and safety
Dangerous hand tools
Practical training in use and safety
Tow hook course/Strap course
Practical training in use and safety
Fall protection course
Practical training in use and safety
Hot works
The instructor for practical extinguishing exercises can be:
- Approved instructor in the "Fire protection when performing hot work" scheme
- Firefighter with expertise in conducting practical firefighting exercises
- A qualified person with expertise in conducting practical firefighting exercises
- Documentation of completed firefighting drills must be submitted no later than three (3) months after completing the course. Please note that your phone number is mandatory to receive a hot worker certification. Therefore, we ask that you provide a valid phone number when registering for a hot worker course with us.
Implementation of online courses
The online course covers the theoretical part of the training. The course participant is responsible for finding, carrying out and documenting the practical training. The practical training must be given by a person with at least equivalent competence.
For example, if you are going to take the online Scaffolding course, Scaffolding course 2-9 meters, the person providing the training must have passed at least the corresponding course. The person providing the training and the general manager must sign the practice document.
You will have access to all the documents to be completed in your chosen online course.
Training requirements
The practical training should enable the course participant to perform their work tasks safely. The user should receive full training in the safe and correct use of the equipment, with particular focus on correct use according to the user manual, as well as a review of any protective devices. Some of the courses have guiding checklists.
Remember
The employer must always provide equipment-specific training, in addition to the general requirements for theoretical and practical training in the use of work equipment. This means that new equipment may require a new review of safe use. Such training should be documented in the company's HSE system.