Did you know?
If you work in the dynamic field of water authorities, you will inevitably encounter occupational health and safety risks. Since safety is a top priority, the government has been imposing more and more regulations.
A specific Safe Working Conditions catalog for water authorities outlines how they translate government safety regulations into their daily operations. Our selection of training courses align with these regulations and provide you, as a water professional, with familiar situations and examples. Through repeated training, safety awareness increases, and risks become more manageable and controlled.
Kevin Michies
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In the course "Working Safely with a Brushcutter," you will learn how to handle a brushcutter safely and responsibly, complying with occupational...
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Working at a wastewater treatment plant is not without health risks. After all, you are working with wastewater, sludge, and a vast amount of...
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Operational supervisors must be able to identify potential hazards and risks that employees may face. It is also important for them to be aware of...
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Employees of water authorities regularly deal with potentially risky tasks. In this training, you will gain insight into the specific risks you may...
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Releasing a space for work where gas, an explosive mixture, or toxic substances may be present is a responsible task. Supervising the release also...
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Do you want to know the risks of physical strain and how to prevent potential health damage? The Physical Strain course, which lasts half a day,...
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Work in the water sector sometimes needs to be carried out in confined spaces.This carries specific safety risks, such as the danger of toxic gases,...
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You can reach World Water Academy by telephone: +31 030 606 94 00 or e-mail: info@worldwateracademy.nl.
