TRAINING COURSE FOR WORKERS' SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES - RLS 32 hours

Mode

• Duration: 32 hours
• Entirely online on the E-Learning platform accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• Teaching: video lessons.
• Usability of the course: 180 days.
• 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. on 7

Description

The 32 hour RLS course is governed by art. 37 paragraph 10 and 11 of Legislative Decree 81/08, corrected by Legislative Decree 106/09.

The Art. 2 of Legislative Decree 81/08 (Consolidated Safety Act) defines the " Workers' Representative for Safety " as: "person elected or designated to represent workers with regards to aspects of health and safety at work".

The RLS must receive adequate training on safety and health in the workplace, acquiring the necessary knowledge relating to workplace risks and the skills regarding their control and prevention techniques.

The RLS must be appointed in every work activity where there are workers, in companies with up to 15 employees the workers' representative is elected by the workers within them, while in companies with over 15 employees, he is elected by the workers within the representations company unions.

Pursuant to the State-Regions Agreement of 7 July 2016, the training course for RLS can be provided in e-learning mode if provided for by your CCNL.

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Course Programme

Teaching Unit Module A

Community and national legal principles. General safety legislation. General aspects of Legislative Decree 81/08. Subjects involved in prevention. Obligations and responsibilities of the subjects involved. Supervisory bodies. Sanctioning system: general provisions. Sanctioning system. Insurance protection. Prevention and the role of training and information. Health surveillance. The role of the Competent Doctor.

Teaching Unit Module B

Definition of the concept of risk. Types and main risk factors. Risk assessment. Electrical risk. Working environment: microclimate and lighting. Video terminals. Physical agents. Biological agents: definitions and general aspects. Biological agents: consequences on humans and prevention and protection measures. Risk of exposure to dangerous substances. Risk of exposure to dangerous substances: risk assessment and prevention and protection measures. Mechanical risk. Exposure to carcinogens and mutagens. Asbestos risk. Noise risk. Electromagnetic risk: definition and effects on humans. Electromagnetic risk: risk assessment and prevention and protection measures. Risk from optical and artificial radiation (ROA). Risk from manual handling of loads. Risk from manual handling of loads: practical guide. Vibration risk. Work-related stress. Risk of falling from a height. DVR (the risk assessment document). DVR structure example. Production cycle and risk detection.

Teaching Unit Module C

Measures of prevention and protection. Legislative provisions: first aid and fire prevention. Emergency plan. Emergency plan: behavioral rules in case of emergency. Emergency and evacuation plan: example of structure. Emergency management. Occupational health and safety signs. Types of personal protective equipment (PPE). Use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Teaching Unit Module D

Workers' representative for safety: duties and functions of the RLS.

Teaching Unit Module E

Notions and techniques of communication. Team work. Mobbing.