Personnel Lift A-B-C - Documented training e-learning. Why do I need to have proof of competence for personnel lifts? The authorities have introduced safety training requirements for those who are going to use work equipment that may endanger life and health when using the equipment.
Contains:
Many accidents occur each year due to incorrect use and lack of knowledge. You who use the work equipment must have insight into the risks involved in using personell lifts, and carry out the work in such a way that accidents and accidents do not occur.
In the event of an accident and lack of training, the employer and the employee may be fined or both. It also means that you can get a reduction in any insurance settlement in the event of an accident and if you do not have a certificate for the use of the relevant work equipment.
It's that simple:
You book and start the course here on this page. When the exam is passed and we have received documentation of completed practical training, you will be sent a certificate of competence for Personal Lift A-B-C depending on which classes you document practice for. Documentation of completed practical training should be sent to kurs(a)kompetansebedriften.no within three months after passing the course
Important to know before you start:
You have 30 days to complete the course after it has started. Practices and proof of competence come in addition to the e-learning course.
Practice personnel lifts A-B:
Documentation of completed practice must be sent to Kompetansebedrijven AS after completion of the course.
Practices on personnel lift can be done at the Kompetansebedriften AS or others who offer personnel lift training practices and who are competent to do so. Or document in the company.
Here you can book training for personal lift A-B:
https://www.kompetansebedriften.no/kurskalender/bruk-av-arbeidsutstyr/personlofter-a-b-c/
Download the form for documenting practical training here: https://lifts.kb1.no/
Call us on +47 22 66 01 33 if you have any questions.
What you will learn:
1. Part 1: Introduction
2. Part 2: Risk Assessment and Accident Prevention
3. Part 3: Classification of Personnel Lifts
4. Part 4: Legislation and Regulations
5. Part 5: Inspection and Marking
6. Part 6: Design and Function Part 1
7. Part 6: Design and Function Part 2
8. Part 7: Stability
9. Part 8: Safety and Correct Use Part 1
10. Part 8: Safety and Correct Use Part 2
11. Part 8: Safety and Correct Use Part 3