Our in-person training courses are designed to closely reflect the realities on the ground in your company, your business, and your operational constraints.
Each intervention is tailored to your context, your specific risks, your internal procedures and the processes already in place.
This tailored approach makes the content directly applicable by the teams, with examples, exercises and scenarios drawn from their professional environment.
By prioritizing exchange, practice and analysis of concrete situations, we promote sustainable and immediately useful skills development in the field.
Our training courses in in person
Anticipate fire and explosion risks with practical training to provide lasting protection for people and sites
Second intervention team training
First response team training
ATEX level 2 recycling
Refresher training for second-level ATEX risk prevention
ATEX level 1 recycling
Refresher training in first-level ATEX risk prevention
Conducting an evacuation drill
Fire safety training for guides and sweepers
Guide and sweeper training
Fire safety training for guides and sweepers
Level 2 Information Systems Security Management Training
Level 2 Fire Safety System Management Training
Fire prevention manager for public access buildings
Training for fire prevention managers in public access buildings
Drafting your fire permits
Learn how to complete your hot work permits to avoid fire hazards
Introduction to ATEX risk (ATEX 0)
Introduction to the basics of risk prevention in explosive atmospheres
Fire safety training for hospital staff
Fire safety training for staff in public access buildings (ERP)
ATEX Level 2 Training
Second-level training in ATEX risk prevention
ATEX Level 1 Training
Introductory training in ATEX risk prevention
Secure your decisions with operational mastery of occupational health and safety law and your obligations
Occupational health and safety – regulatory framework
Managing occupational health and safety prevention
Knowing how to conduct regulatory monitoring
Learn how to conduct your own HSE regulatory monitoring
Employer responsibilities in occupational health and safety
Responsibilities of the employer and the head of the establishment regarding hygiene and safety
Regulatory framework for health and safety
Regulatory framework for occupational health and safety
Manage industrial risks to secure your operations, protect your teams, and ensure the long-term viability of your business.
The safety officer's relationship with his suppliers
HACCP
Mastering critical points
Machinery Risk Training M2 – Refresher Course
Machinery Risk Training M1 – Refresher Course
Machinery Risk Training M0 – Refresher Course
Legionella risk ECS TAR – recycling
Legionella initiation ECS
Introduction to the risk of Legionella in "Hot Water Systems"«
Machine Risk Training M0
Legionella ECS and TAR Training
Legionella Risk Training for Domestic Hot Water Systems and Cooling Towers
Machinery Risk Training M2
Machinery Risk Training M1
Legionella TAR Initiation
Introduction to Legionella Risk Cooling Tower
Prevent accidents, protect health at work, and make safety a sustainable driver of daily performance.
General safety rules according to the labor code
Regulatory compliance obligations
Chemical risk training – refresher
Conflict management training
Diagnose and analyze the different types and levels of conflict
REACH Introduction
Introduction to REACH: Mastering chemical product regulations
CLP Training
CLP Training: Mastering the new hazard label and the labeling of hazardous products
First aid on the road
Electromagnetic field awareness
Raising awareness about prevention in the face of exposure to electromagnetic fields
Prevention of psychosocial risks for managers
Preventing and managing psychosocial risks on a daily basis for managers
Introduction to psychosocial risks
Identify and prevent psychosocial risks
Risk prevention in data centers
Regulatory obligations and risk prevention related to working in a data center
Introduction to risks on construction sites
Introduction to regulatory obligations and health and safety risks at work on construction sites
Introduction to lead risk
Occupational health reform
Mastering the framework of Law 2021-1018 of August 2, 2021
Occupational health and safety
Occupational health and safety training: analysis and prevention of occupational risks
Introduction to working in confined spaces
Introduction to working in confined spaces outside of CATEC certification
Confined space training outside of CATEC
Confined space work training for personnel and capacity monitors
Introduction to noise risk
Analyze and adapt your workstation to prevent noise risks
Chemical risk training
Chemical risk: handle, store and transport safely
Introduction to chemical risk
Introduction to prevention in the face of chemical risk
Learn how to complete your DUERP
Mastering the drafting of the DUERP and risk assessment
Give the Works Council and the Health, Safety and Working Conditions Committee the means to act effectively to prevent risks and sustainably improve working conditions.
Training for Employee Representative Bodies
Mastering the functioning of employee representative bodies
Accident analysis training
Training in accident and incident analysis using the fault tree method
Addiction prevention for CSE members
Initial training in health, safety and working conditions for members of the Social and Economic Committee
Companies with more than 300 employees
Training for harassment liaisons
Training for CSE harassment liaisons
Training for members of the Works Council – Health, Safety and Working Conditions Mission: renewal
Companies with more than 300 employees
Training for members of the Works Council – Health, Safety and Working Conditions
Companies with 50 to fewer than 300 employees – Initial training
Training for members of the Works Council – Health, Safety and Working Conditions Mission: renewal
Companies with 50 to fewer than 300 employees - Renewal
Develop clear and impactful communication to better cooperate, persuade and sustainably improve relationships.
Master electrical risks with practical training to intervene safely and maintain long-term compliance.
Electrical hazard awareness
Electrical Hazard Awareness Training
Electrical safety certification refresher
Electrical safety certification refresher course for non-electricians
BS Electrical Authorization Refresher
Refresher training for BS electrical authorization for basic intervention personnel
Electrical authorization refresher course B1 B2
Recycling of electrical appliances B1 B2 BR BC
Renew your authorization credentials for a period of 3 years
Refresher course for low-voltage electrical certification
Obtaining renewal of your low-voltage electrical authorization according to the NFC 18510 standard
Electrical authorization H0B0 H0V
Training for obtaining H0B0 H0V electrical authorization
Electrical authorization BS
Electrical safety training (BS): Performing simple electrical operations safely
Electrical authorization BS BE Maneuver
Training for BS BE Manoeuvre electrical certification
Electrical authorization BE operation
Electrical safety training (BS): Performing simple electrical operations safely
Electrical authorization BE test
Training for access to BE electrical authorization testing
Electrical authorization B2 / B2v
Training for access to B2/B2v electrical authorization
Electrical authorization B1 B2 BR BC
Training for electrical authorization B1 B2 BR BC: Electrical authorization for electricians
Electrical authorization B1 / B1v
Training for electrical authorization B1 / B1v
Hab élec BT for electrician
Low-voltage electrical safety training for electricians
BR electrical safety training
BR authorization training for general intervention officer
BC Electrical Authorization Training
Electrical safety training B1 / B2
Make health and safety management a driver of engagement, prevention and collective performance on the ground
Designated employee responsible for prevention
Training of the designated competent employee (DCE) in occupational risk prevention
Health, safety and environment manager
Becoming a health, safety, and environment manager in a company
Occupational health and safety officer
Training for company health and safety representatives
Manager's stance on occupational health and safety
The manager's role in the company's occupational health and safety (OHS) prevention approach
Integrating occupational health and safety into management
Integrating occupational health and safety into daily management practices effectively
Initiate a prevention approach
Initiating and managing a risk prevention approach to manage health and performance
Managing your external businesses
Improving its approach to managing external businesses
Good daily health and safety practices
Adapting one's behavior in the face of the risks of one's company
Transform your CSR and environmental commitments into concrete, visible actions that create sustainable value for your business.
Strengthen the security and safety of your operations to prevent threats and provide long-term protection for your sensitive sites.