Training in occupational health and safety and fire safety for companies
About training at ERGON
At ERGON, we highly value the efficient and effective transfer of knowledge to our trainees. We have developed our own training programme, which will enable future employees of workplaces to acquire the necessary knowledge in terms of compliance with occupational health and safety and fire protection regulations. Everyone - whether employee or employer - should ensure a safe workplace in accordance with legal requirements and common sense. The instructors will provide knowledge on how to prevent dangers in the workplace, how to provide first aid and how to behave in the event of a fire.
Beneficiaries of health, safety and fire safety training?
Our training programme includes the organisation of courses for organised groups and individual training. Entrepreneurs are obliged to familiarise their employees with current health, safety and fire safety requirements. If they fail to do so, they may face a monetary fine, so it is not worth abandoning them. Every new hire should receive thorough training on their first day on the job, while permanent employees must receive regular re-training to keep them up to date.
Scope - Training in occupational health and safety and fire safety
Training courses cover a mandatory range of topics, to be presented and delivered. These include threads covering:
- creating risk-free working conditions for the jobs in question,
- employer's and employee's obligations with regard to health, safety and hygiene regulations,
- hazard and risk assessment at work,
- safeguarding yourself and others in the event of an emergency,
- responding during crisis situations,
- giving first aid to yourself and your colleagues,
- learning the principles of signposting and evacuation,
- Familiarisation with emergency procedures,
- assessing potential fire risks and dealing with them,
- handling of fire extinguishers,
- use of direct protective measures.
Other courses on offer
- UDT/TDT/WDT entitlements,
- TDT entitlements,
- UNO - use, risks and TDT powers,
- UDT equipment maintainer,
- aerial work platform maintainer,
- mast platform operator,
- mobile platform operator,
- operator of suspended access platforms,
- aerial work platform operator,
- telescopic loader operator,
- freight lift operator,
- crane operator,
- operation and maintenance of unloading and loading equipment,
- crane operator,
- scissor lift operator,
- mobile platform operator,
- operation of pressure equipment,
- UDT training,
- maintenance of materials handling equipment,
- maintainer of equipment for the disabled,
- construction machinery operator,
- forklift operator,
- mobile platform operator,
- flange fitter.
Questions and answers
Should health, safety and fire safety training be updated?
Yes, training must be renewed regularly. Initial training every year and periodic training every six months.
Who is obliged to carry out HSE training?
The duty to train employees in HSE falls on employers, who often use the services of Training Centres.
At a glance:
- Periodic training of occupational health and safety service employees and persons performing the tasks of the service
- Occupational health and safety training - scope of job instructions
- Training in occupational health and safety
- Occupational health and safety training of employers and persons in charge of employees
- Training on personal data protection - RODO