We offer occupational health and safety (OHS) training in the field of shaping a culture of safety at work. This course is designed for both employees and employers, as well as anyone interested. The training is conducted in the form of lectures led by experienced professionals. We provide an individual approach to each client and necessary assistance in scheduling the training.

OHS Training Plan

The occupational health and safety culture shaping course is conducted through lectures. The following topics will be covered in the classes:

• Definition of safety culture,
• Individual roles of employees in the company,
• OHS principles,
• Engaging employees in workplace safety,
• Possible workplace hazards,
• Actions and behaviors that may pose a threat in the company,
• Analysis of selected workplace accidents.

All lectures are conducted in a professional and reliable manner. We use simple and understandable language to ensure that all participants fully comprehend the topics discussed. Our trainers provide real-life examples to better illustrate the specifics of safety culture at work and encourage participants to change their beliefs and behaviors.

Upon completion of the training, each participant receives a certificate of participation.

Objective of OHS Training

The main goal of the course is to increase awareness of safety and the possibility of accidents in the workplace, as well as to change attitudes and behaviors that contribute to increased safety. After completing the training, participants will know how to change their perception of safety culture and why they should always pay attention to potentially hazardous situations at work.

Who Can Participate in the Training?

The occupational health and safety culture shaping course is intended for employers, managers, safety professionals, as well as new and existing employees. Anyone interested can also participate in the course.

• Classes conducted by specialists,
• Certificate upon completion of the course,
• Training materials,
• Coffee, tea.

What Is Safety Culture?

Safety culture in the workplace consists of the attitude of each employee towards safety and how they take care of their own safety and that of others. Knowledge of OHS regulations is essential in building a safety culture. Equally important is a good working atmosphere, which allows for trust and collaboration among employees. It is important to discuss accidents and analyze them to avoid them in the future. To achieve all these elements, motivation and the contribution of the management team are necessary. Regularly training employees and raising awareness that health and safety should be a priority is crucial. Some may consider OHS regulations as unnecessary rules, but we encourage educating such individuals and changing their behavior.

Other OHS Courses

We also offer initial and periodic OHS training. In this case, we provide lectures and exercises conducted by a qualified training team. During the theoretical classes, participants will learn about current legal regulations, ways to avoid hazards at work, and how to provide first aid under the supervision of our trainers. Such training should be regularly renewed to refresh knowledge and skills.

Fire Safety Training

As popular as OHS training, fire safety courses teach participants how to respond to fire hazards in the workplace. Participants receive information about safety instructions specific to a particular building and become familiar with current legal regulations. We also offer practical exercises in using fire extinguishers and providing first aid. We also conduct a trial evacuation during which participants learn specific actions and procedures. While this training is not mandatory, we encourage all interested individuals to participate.

Operator and Maintainer Authorization Courses

With us, you can participate in professional courses for operator and maintainer authorizations for machines subject to Technical Inspection. You will learn how these machines are built and how their individual mechanisms work. You will receive information about Technical Inspection and how to perform daily machine checks. During exercises, you will test your practical skills and receive feedback from our instructors. We train for machines such as:

• Forklifts,
• Telescopic loaders,
• Overhead cranes,
• Boom lifts and scissor lifts,
• Truck-mounted cranes,
• Tower cranes,
• Cranes,
• And more.

• Mobile and stationary forklift service, mobile work platforms (boom lifts and scissor lifts), overhead cranes, telescopic loaders, and truck-mounted cranes,
• Sale of new and used machines,
• Opportunity to test the machine before purchasing,
• Possibility of renting a replacement machine (only boom lifts or forklifts),
• Maintenance,
• Audits,
• Inspections,
• Modernization.

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