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WORKER TRAINING COURSE - LOW RISK 8 HOURS

WORKER TRAINING COURSE - LOW RISK 8 HOURS

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  • Tutor dedicato incluso 
  • Supporto telefonico e chat Lun-Ven 
  • Attestato valido a norma di legge (D.Lgs 81/08) 

LOW RISK

Mode

E-Learning (The course is entirely online on the E-Learning platform accessible 24/7. This mode allows you to follow the lessons without time constraints, interrupting and resuming your studies, according to your needs)

  • Duration: 8 hours (General Training 4 hours + Specific R. Basso Training 4 hours)
  • Teaching: video lessons.
  • Usability of the course: 180 days. from activation.
  • Final exam: multiple choice online test. In case of failure, the test can be repeated several times for free.
  • Certificate: download from the platform/send via email within 1 working day.
  • Tutors: You can contact him, for any need, at the contact details that will be sent to you in the course activation email.
  • Immediate activation 7 days. out of 7: by registering using the button above "SIGN UP NOW" and paying with Credit Card or Paypal , you will immediately receive a confirmation email, followed by the course activation email containing the credentials to access the E-Learning Platform. If you pay by bank transfer, you can advance the bill via email without waiting for the crediting time. You will then be able to start following the course straight away.

Description

The Online Course for Low Risk Workers is governed by art. 37 paragraph 1 letter a) of Legislative Decree 81/08, corrective to Legislative Decree 106/09 and by the State-Regions Agreement of 21 December 2011.

The art. 2 paragraph 1 letter a) of Legislative Decree 81/08, defines " Worker " as the person who, regardless of the type of contract, carries out work within the organization of a public or private employer, with or without pay, even for the sole purpose of learning a trade, an art or a profession, excluding those employed in domestic and family services. The worker thus defined is equivalent to: the worker member of a cooperative or company, even de facto, who provides his activity on behalf of the companies and the organization itself.

The art. 37 of Legislative Decree 81/08 (so-called Consolidated Law on Safety) provides that training for workers is carried out in collaboration with National Joint Bodies, according to the contents and duration provided for by the State-Regions Agreement of 21/12/ 2011.

The worker receives adequate and sufficient training and training on safety and health in reference to the company ATECO code and his/her duties.

The Training Course for Low Risk Workers is provided in e-learning mode as expected from Annex V of the State-Regions Agreement of 7 July 2016.

Update

The worker update is expected every 5 years.

Course Programme

General training (for all ATECO sectors) 4 hours:

Risk concepts; harm; prevention; protection; organization of company prevention; rights, duties and sanctions for the various corporate entities; supervisory, control and assistance bodies.

Specific training (Low Risk) 4 hours:

Accident risks; general mechanics; general electrical; cars; equipment; falls from heights; explosion risks; chemical risks: mists, oils, fumes, vapours, dusts; labelling; carcinogenic risks; biological risks; physical risks: noise; vibration; radiation; microclimate and lighting; video terminals; PPE; work organization; workplaces; work-related stress; manual handling of loads; goods handling (lifting equipment, transport vehicles); signage; emergencies; the security procedures with reference to the specific risk profile; exodus and fire procedures; organizational procedures for first aid; accidents and near misses; other risks.

Business risk factor classification

The State-Regions agreement of 21 December 2011 regulates the duration, minimum contents, training and refresher methods for worker training.
Low risk:
  • Offices and Services
  • Trade
  • Craftsmanship
  • Tourism

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