Specific training for workers | Low risk
The specific safety training course for companies classified as low risk complements the general training module.
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Who is the specific training course for low risk aimed at?
The specific training course for low risk is intended for all commercial, craft and service companies of an intellectual nature in which employees or partners work and for which the risk of the sector has been assessed as low. This training fulfils the obligations of workplace safety regulations, ensuring that even in low-risk activities there is adequate knowledge to protect the health and safety of workers.
Are you in doubt about your company's risk class?
Consult the summary document of Ateco codes to find out whether your company's risk level is low, medium or high.
Sanctions
In the event of failure to provide training, the employer may be subject to sanctions ranging from a minimum of EUR 1,474 up to a maximum of EUR 6,388, as stipulated in occupational safety legislation. These sanctions are aimed at encouraging mandatory training for responsible and legally compliant management of occupational risks.
What advantages does the general training course for workers offer once completed?
At the end of the course, the participant will receive a training certificate: it may be requested during any checks by ASL technicians or labour inspectors. This certificate is proof of the training received, guaranteeing the company's compliance with legal obligations.
What happens after purchasing the course?
You will receive an email with the link and credentials to access the e-learning course. The e-learning mode (distance learning with recorded lessons, allowing users to study independently and flexibly) allows you to follow the course from the comfort of your own home.
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Who are low-risk workers?
Low-risk workers are those employed in sectors where the activities carried out involve a minimum level of exposure to health and safety hazards or risk factors. These include, for example, office workers, workers in commerce, consultancy, information and communication services, business administration and management, as well as professionals working in technical or legal firms, but also bodyworkers, mechanics, mechatronics, etc.
In these environments, workers are normally exposed to minor physical risks, but specific training is still necessary to ensure adequate knowledge of safety and prevention practices. This also helps minimise indirect risks, such as those related to poor posture, prolonged use of video terminals or emergency situations that can also occur in the office.
What are the requirements for specific low risk training?
The requirements for specific training for workers in low-risk sectors are set out in occupational safety legislation and aim to ensure that workers acquire essential knowledge to identify and prevent risks specific to the environment in which they work. The low-risk worker training course must cover fundamental safety concepts, such as recognising the risks present in office or similar environments, and the correct behaviour to adopt in order to reduce possible hazards.
The specific low risk training course lasts a minimum of 4 hours, during which topics such as the organisation of safety in the company, protective equipment, emergency management and the prevention of indirect risks (such as incorrect postures or prolonged use of video terminals) are covered. At the end of the low risk safety course, workers receive a certificate certifying their training in prevention and safety, which can be requested during inspections by labour inspectors or the ATS.
How long does specific low risk training last?
Specific low-risk training has a minimum duration of 4 hours. The low-risk worker training course covers the main concepts of occupational safety, providing participants with the necessary knowledge to prevent risks in the low-risk working environment.
ATECO 2007 codes: low risk companies
Below are some of the categories classified as low risk according to the ATECO 2007 code:
- Wholesale and retail trade, excluding motor vehicles and motorbikes. Repair of motor vehicles and motorbikes (G, 45-46-47).
- Food and accommodation service activities (I, 55-56).
- Insurance. Financial and insurance activities (K, 64-65-66).
- Real estate activities (L, 68).
- Scientific and technical professional activities. Business and management consultancy activities. Advertising and market research. Veterinary services (M, 69-70-71- 73-74-75).
- Rental, travel agencies, business support services. Security and investigation services. Building and landscape service activities Support activities for office functions and other business support services (N, 77-78-79- 80-81-82).
- Information and communication services. Telecommunications. Software production, computer consultancy and related activities. Information and other computer service activities (J, 58-59-60- 61-62-63).
- Arts, sport, entertainment and recreation activities (R, 90-91-92- 93).
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