Training Objectives
- Provide knowledge on high-level specific risks in the workplace.
- Develop operational skills for risk prevention and management.
The "Workers Safety Training – High Risk" course is designed to deliver comprehensive safety education for workers engaged in high-risk activities. Spanning a total of 16 hours—4 hours of general training and 12 hours of specific training—the course addresses key hazards encountered in high-risk operations such as mechanical handling, chemical exposure, working at height, and electrical risks. The curriculum develops both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential to identify, prevent, and manage hazardous situations, aligned with the requirements of Legislative Decree 81/2008 and the State-Regions Agreements. This training targets employees working in industrial, construction, logistics, or agricultural sectors where workplace dangers significantly impact individual and collective safety. Through practical case studies and interactive discussions, participants gain effective tools to operate safely and reduce workplace accidents. The course also includes a minimum 6-hour refresher every five years to keep competencies and prevention measures current.
The pathway is designed for managers, executives, function owners, auditors and professionals. Lessons use validated minimum study time and a contextual tutor; assessments use server-side random selection of questions and answers, session-continuity controls, camera and local audio-activity monitoring during protected tests.
Traceability and reliability: integrity events are logged for authorized review; automated signals do not determine the result on their own.
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