Create a fire-safe environment and learn how to respond in case of a fire.
Prevention is key to creating a fire-safe work environment. With training, you will be able to extinguish a small fire on your own, you will know which type of fire extinguisher must be used for different types of fires, and you will know how to carry out an evacuation.
Learn how to act thoughtfully in the event of a fire and how to execute an evacuation
€495.00 or 2.55 PU
In-depthThere’s no such thing as too much practice when it comes to putting out fires – hone your practical skills.
€297.00 or 1.53 PU
Broadening
Learn the basics of first aid and firefighting with small extinguishers.
€495.00 or 2.55 PU
Practical
Learn how to act in the event of a fire and how to carry out an evacuation – for low-risk organisations
€195.00 or 1 PU
Practical
Learn how to use small extinguishing equipment correctly
Price on requestIn-depth
Learn how to prevent and fight a fire in an enclosed space
Price on requestBroadening
Update your knowledge of respiratory protection equipment
Price on requestBroadening
Teach employees to recognise risks so they avoid accidents
Price on requestPractical
Learn about fire safety while teleworking.
Price on requestPractical
With Play It Safe, you will learn how to act quickly and practically in risk situations at work.
Price on request
InitiatingThe information you take away from the course is useful. These lessons are a good experience."Gunther Gordts Construction site machinist, Coolrec
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