Practical training that works in real situations. Tailored specifically for your organisation.
Incredible practice of a real situation.
The training gave good tools for a real incident and highlighted safety gaps.
Our training provides practical guidance for fires, disruption situations, chemical accidents and working in explosive atmospheres. After training, participants are better prepared to act safely under pressure and protect themselves and others. Every course is tailored to the site, industry and participants.
Tailored to the customer's industry and site.
Trainers have a background in demanding specialist roles and a higher education degree.
Flexible delivery to match the organisation's needs.
A personal certificate for every participant.
Choose a single course or build a tailored package.
Identifying fire risks, safe practices and first actions in a fire. Lectures, initial extinguishing training and evacuation drills according to the customer's needs.
Clear instructions for commissioning a civil defence shelter and 72 hours of independent survival in disruption situations. Meeting legal and emergency-condition requirements.
Safe use, charging and storage of batteries, and action in accidents. Identifying risk factors and preventing overheating.
Identifying risk factors, developing safe practices and preventing accidents. Supports a proactive safety culture.
Safe use, storage and labelling of chemicals, plus action in leaks and accidents. Legal compliance in practice.
Identifying explosive atmospheres, risk management and safe working methods. Putting ATEX directives into practice.
The organisation's readiness to act without delay against sudden threats. Practical drills and concrete action models for personnel.
From small companies to large organisations. Safety belongs to everyone.
Occupational Safety and Health Act (738/2002) sections 14 and 44 require the employer to induct and train personnel in workplace hazards, accident prevention and, where needed, practical drills for fire or chemical accident situations.
Act on the Safe Handling of Dangerous Chemicals and Explosives (390/2005) section 11 requires that those who handle chemicals and work in explosive atmospheres have the competence and training their tasks require.
The number of participants is agreed separately according to need. We take group size and the nature of the training into account so that every participant gets the best possible benefit.
Yes. Training can be held in the customer's own premises, which often makes exercises even more practical and useful.
No. Training is tailored to the customer's real workplace, so separate equipment is not needed in advance.
Genuine feedback from the latest training day.
Thank you for the training, it provided useful tips and made us think about the environment and what we would do in a threatening situation.
A really good and thought-provoking training; issues were found at the work site.
The practical exercises were a good and important addition. They make you think more clearly about possible situations.
Great commitment from the trainers and important content, thank you!
We request written feedback after the training. If the client is not satisfied with the delivery and notifies us in writing within 7 days, we arrange one replacement or supplementary session free of charge — or credit an agreed share of the fee.
The guarantee does not cover changes caused by the client, or venue or technical issues on the client's side.