According to the Swedish Work Environment Act and the regulations from the Swedish National Electrical Safety Board, anyone who is working where there is a potential risk of an electrical hazard must have the skills and abilities to be able to identify the consequences of that possible risk and take on the safety measures that are justified for the work task.

This collection of e-learning courses contains five separate courses designed to provide you with better tools in management. This training originates from AFRY. This a great resource to learn more about different types of management. Additional instructions and tools may be applicable for your area.

This is a repetition course for those who have previously completed a teacher-led training in Electrical Safety Instructions. This web-course is suitable for anyone who is at the end of a certificate’s validity period.

As an employer you have a great responsibility regarding work environment issues. The responsibilities includes the prevention of accidents as well as health related problems and the overall well being for everyone at the work place.

Our e-learning module Instructed person has been developed to fit those who need to do non-electrical work in an electrical installation or who need to do work in the vicinity of live parts.

Our course Operation of Electrical Installations briefly takes you through the standard SS-EN 50110-1 and the associated provisions. One significant technical change is the addition of the function; the person responsible for an electrical installation, ”elanläggningsansvarig”. Two other functions have changed names.

This course provides you with tools and methods for troubleshooting and will implement remediating measures, putting that in place you will truly address the cause of problem within your organisation.

Our e-learning module Waterways (web course) covers the safety provisions of the hydropower industry and has been developed to fit instructed persons who need to do work in the vicinity of waterways in hydropower stations and water reservoirs, and who need to do work on or in the vicinity of moveable and rotating installation parts.

Within the European Union about 500 000 persons fall from scaffolding every year. 40 000 of these are seriously hurt, seriously enough to need to be home from work for several days. Tragically about 1000 die every year.

According to the Swedish Work Enviroment Authority a developer is always responsible to appoint a Construction Work Environment Coordinator to plan the building and facility construction work (BAS-P) as well as carrying out the work (BAS-U).

According to the Swedish Work Environment Act and the regulations from the Swedish National Electrical Safety Board, all who work where there is danger from electricity must have training and knowledge of the consequences thereof