DGUV
Training courses
TRAINING COURSES
ACCORDING TO THE REGULATIONS OF
the
Deutsche Gesetzliche Unfallversicherung (DGUV)
Regulations on the use of PPE against falls from a height (PPEgA) apply to all persons who regularly or occasionally work at a height in the area at risk of falling. To prevent accidents, employees must always be instructed in accordance with § 12 of the German Occupational Safety Act (ArbSchG). More concrete specifications are given in DGUV regulation 112-198 ("Use of personal protective equipment against falls from a height") and DGUV regulation 112-199 ("Use of personal protective equipment for rescuing from heights and depths"). The user training is obligatory before the first use and subsequently at least once a year.
The training takes into account the required training content for the safe use of PPEgA. The participants acquire extensive knowledge of the relevant state and trade association regulations and the generally recognized rules of technology. The training focuses on the practical application of various protective systems at height.
The training takes into account the required training content for the safe use of PPEgA. The participants acquire extensive knowledge of the relevant state and trade association regulations and the generally recognized rules of technology. The training focuses on the practical application of various protective systems at height.
DGUV
Training Courses
DGUV
Training Courses
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DGUV training courses
We offer the following training courses based on the DGUV regulations:
- PPE against falls (DGUV regulation 112-198/199) (basic course)
- PPE against falls (DGUV regulation 112-198/199) (refresher course)
- Confined space training (basic course)
- Confined space training (refresher course)
- Specialist DGUV Principle 312-906 (subsection PPE)
- Expert DGUV Principle 312-906 (sub-area PPE+SZP)
- EuP DGUV regulation 3 (Electrotechnically instructed person)
- Fire protection assistant according to DGUV Information 205-0233
Note: The detailed contents of a training course can always be found at the corresponding course date.
