OSH Training for Manual Workers
For production plants, construction sites and warehouses. Periodic OHS training for employees in manual roles – on-site and online, focused on real workplace hazards.
Why our training?
Who is this training for?
Production workers and machine operators
People operating machines and technical equipment on production lines.
Construction and assembly workers
Higher-risk positions – work at heights, construction and demolition work.
Warehouse and support staff
Transport, warehouse and auxiliary work where day-to-day safety matters.
OSH Training Programme for Manual Workers
OHS rules and regulations
Current regulations and safety rules related to the work performed in a manual role.
Hazards and protection
Hazards related to the work and methods of protection – personal and collective protective measures.
Particularly hazardous work
Work at heights, in confined spaces, with hazardous materials and construction work.
Operating machinery and equipment
Rules for the safe operation of machines, technical equipment and tools at the workstation.
Response in case of an accident
Reacting to hazards, evacuation and giving first aid.
Fire safety and first aid
First-aid practice and demonstrations of fire extinguishers and firefighting equipment.
How does it work?
01. Contact and needs assessment
We agree the number of participants, the training format and scope, then prepare a quote.
02. Tailoring the programme
We select the modules and accident scenarios to match your plant and its workstations.
03. Running the training
On-site or online training – an instruction course of at least 8 teaching hours, focused on practice.
04. Certificates and documentation
Certificates of completion of periodic OHS training and documentation ready for PIP inspection.
Legal basis
The obligation to provide OHS training for manual roles stems from the law:
- Art. 2373 of the Labour Code – an employee may not be allowed to work without the required OHS training,
- Art. 2374 of the Labour Code – the duty to familiarise employees with OHS rules and regulations,
- Regulation of the Ministry of Economy and Labour (2004) on OHS training – the scope and frequency of periodic training,
- Requirements for particularly hazardous work – more frequent training for higher-risk positions.
Periodic OHS training for manual roles is held at least every 3 years, and at least once a year for particularly hazardous work. The first periodic training takes place within 12 months of starting work.
Arrange periodic training for your team
Tell us how many employees you would like to train – we will tailor the programme, schedule and prepare a quote.
