Training

Practical safety training in Limburg.

From workplace emergency response to safety culture: develop knowledge and skills your team can use in practice.

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Workplace practice comes first.Open enrolment and in-company training

Available programmes

What does your team need to do better tomorrow?

From first aid and safer work to internal audits: explore what fits your organisation’s risks and ambitions. Open a programme for the essentials and discuss the right format with us.

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01Open & in-companyBasisveiligheid VCA (B VCA)

A client requires VCA. Is your team prepared? Build an understanding of safe and healthy working and discuss suitable preparation for the B-VCA exam.

02Open & in-companyChange Management

New procedures are agreed, but nothing changes on the work floor? Build engagement, clear responsibilities and changes people can put into practice.

03Open & in-companyEmergency Response (BHV) Basic

A practical introduction to workplace emergency response in the Netherlands, available through open enrolment or as an in-company programme.

04Open & in-companyEmergency Response (BHV) Refresher

A practical refresher for trained workplace emergency responders, available through open enrolment or as an in-company programme.

05Open & in-companyFirst Aid (EHBO) Basic

A colleague injured or a guest unwell? Build first-aid confidence through relatable practical situations. For beginners, in-company or through open enrolment.

06Open & in-companyFirst Aid (EHBO) Refresher

Learned first aid before, but how confident do you feel now? Refresh your knowledge and practise relatable situations. For participants with previous first-aid training.

07Open & in-companyForklift Safety

Pedestrians, storage racks and forklifts share the same space. Put safe working into practice with training matched to your workplace and operators’ experience.

08Open & in-companyInternal Audits (ISO 9001)

Does your internal audit produce little more than a checklist? Learn to ask focused questions, support findings with evidence and follow up improvements in your quality management system.

09In-companySafety Awareness Programme

An in-company programme that connects awareness of risk, conversations about safety and safe behaviour with your team’s daily work.

10Open & in-companyVeiligheid voor Operationeel Leidinggevenden (VCA VOL)

Your team looks to you for safety leadership. Strengthen your knowledge as an operational supervisor and discuss preparation for the VOL-VCA exam.

11Open & in-companyWorking at Height

Working at height takes more than relying on experience. Help your team recognise risks and work safely with the equipment they actually use.

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Emergency response cover

Explore a sensible starting point.

In the Netherlands, BHV refers to workplace emergency response. This calculator gives an indication; your risk assessment, shifts and actual circumstances remain decisive.

How many first aid responders does your organisation need?

Dutch law sets no fixed number. This calculator turns your situation into a substantiated estimate, and shows the difference between who must be present and how many people you need to train to make that possible.

How many first aid responders does your organisation need?

Employees, agency workers and interns on site at the same time.

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This is an estimate, not a legal standard. Article 15 of the Dutch Working Conditions Act sets no fixed number: your risk assessment (RI&E) is what counts. Use this outcome as the starting point for that conversation.

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