Hot Work - Fire safety for manual workers
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Hot Work - Fire safety for manual workers
We have prepared a Hot Work HSE training for individuals who are exposed to open fire during work and wish to work in Scandinavian countries. We offer lectures and exercises conducted by experienced specialists. We provide training for individuals as well as organized groups. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
Our Offer and Scope of Topics
We have divided the Hot Work HSE course into two parts - theoretical and practical. The lectures will cover topics such as:
- Characteristics of hot work tasks,
- Possible fire hazards and reasons for their occurrence in hot work tasks,
- Fire prevention measures in the workplace,
- Types of firefighting equipment,
- Procedures in case of a fire outbreak,
- Employee rights and responsibilities, legal regulations in Scandinavian countries.
During the second part of the course, participants will have the opportunity to test their newly acquired skills in practice, following the guidance of trainers. They will learn how to operate fire extinguishers and other firefighting equipment, which can be invaluable in case of a fire emergency.
Final Exam
After completing the course, each participant takes a final exam, consisting of both theoretical and practical parts. Upon obtaining the required number of points in the written test, the trainee can proceed to the practical part, which involves performing tasks related to fire suppression and handling firefighting equipment. If the participant passes both parts, they receive a Hot Work certificate (in the form of a plastic card or mobile app) and are registered with the Norwegian Fire Protection Association. This certificate is valid for 5 years in Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Denmark.
We provide the following for every training participant:
- Lectures and exercises conducted by qualified and experienced training staff,
- Free training materials,
- Assistance with administrative matters,
- A friendly atmosphere,
- Coffee, tea.
Training Objective
The main goal of our HSE training is to increase the awareness of manual workers about the fire hazards in their workplace and to familiarize them with the legal regulations in Scandinavia regarding hot work tasks.
Target Group
Our training is primarily aimed at individuals who wish to obtain qualifications for performing hot work tasks in Norway, Sweden, Finland, or Denmark. The course is also suitable for those who oversee the safe execution of such tasks and anyone who comes into contact with equipment that can cause a fire.What Is Hot Work?
Hot Work includes tasks where equipment generating sparks, hot air, or open flames is used. These are considered fire hazardous as they can sometimes cause a fire. It includes activities such as grinding, welding, thermal cutting, and work with blowtorches and gas burners. Due to the potential fire hazard, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark have introduced regulations for such tasks. Every worker performing hot work tasks in these countries must possess a Hot Work certificate confirming completion of the full Hot Work training. Workers in the following roles are among those who need a Hot Work certificate:
- Mechanics,
- Plumbers,
- Electricians,
- Welders,
- Sheet metal workers,
- Grinders,
- Roofers,
- Painters,
- And other construction workers.
HSE and Fire Protection Courses
Our customers often choose various types of HSE and fire protection training for their employees, both initial and periodic. These courses aim to raise awareness of workplace safety and hygiene, as well as to change the behaviors of employees who do not comply with specified rules. During the training, participants undergo first aid training and learn the locations of evacuation exits in the building. We also conduct practice evacuations and teach how to operate fire extinguishers and other firefighting equipment. We welcome both individual participants and organized groups to our HSE and fire protection training sessions. Please note that some of these courses are mandatory. To learn more, please don't hesitate to contact us.
We also offer courses for qualifications as a conservator and operator of the following UDT (Office of Technical Inspection) machines:
- Telescopic loaders,
- Forklifts,
- Overhead cranes,
- Tower cranes,
- HDS cranes,
- Hoists,
- Mobile platforms (boom lifts and scissor lifts),
- And more.
Additionally, we provide maintenance services for mobile platforms (boom lifts and scissor lifts), overhead cranes, telescopic loaders, forklifts, and HDS cranes.
Furthermore, our customers can take advantage of the following services:
- Inspections,
- Audits,
- Maintenance,
- Modernization,
- Possibility to rent replacement machines (only for forklifts and scissor lifts),
- Pre-purchase machine inspections,
- Sales of new and used equipment.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us!
Questions and Answers
What does the Hot Work course look like?
The Hot Work course consists of both theoretical and practical parts, conducted by experienced training staff. During lectures, participants learn about the causes of fires in their workplace and how to prevent them. They also become familiar with the procedures to follow in case of a fire outbreak and the current legal regulations in Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark. During the practical part, participants have the opportunity to learn how to operate various firefighting equipment, such as fire extinguishers.
Who is the Hot Work training for?
The Hot Work HSE course is intended for individuals who wish to perform hot work tasks in Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark. It is also suitable for employees overseeing such tasks.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the Hot Work training?
Yes. The Hot Work HSE training concludes with both a theoretical and practical exam. If a participant passes both parts, they are registered with the Norwegian Fire Protection Association and receive a certificate in the form of a card or mobile app, which is valid for 5 years.
For which tasks is a Hot Work certificate required?
A Hot Work certificate is required for tasks involving the use of blowtorches, gas burners, welding, grinding, or thermal cutting. Electricians, mechanics, plumbers, painters, sheet metal workers, roofers, and other construction workers must also possess a valid Hot Work certificate.