Safety
Come home in the same state
Each trade has its own safety course here — built from the topics that actually apply to your work. You only read what you need, you can see it drawn, and you can take the test afterwards.
52 modules · 127 trades and educations
Safety is about dit work
A roofer and a hairdresser don't face the same hazards. Choose your trade, and you get the topics that apply to you — and the concrete things that go wrong in your particular craft.
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Paramedic
9 dangers
Landscape gardener
9 dangers
Installation contractor, building contractor, and road layer
9 dangers
Auto Assistance
9 dangers
Auto Painter
9 dangers
Automation Technician
9 dangers
Baker and Pastry Chef
9 dangers
Clothing craftsperson
9 dangers
Farrier
9 dangers
Upholstery
9 dangers
Bus driver
9 dangers
Bus driving licence
9 dangers
Building painter
9 dangers
Building joiner
9 dangers
Sustainability & green transition
9 dangers
Boat mechanic
9 dangers
CNC technician training
9 dangers
Bicycle and motorcycle mechanic
9 dangers
Data and Communication Education
9 dangers
The green area (landscaping)
9 dangers
The retail education with specialties
9 dangers
Digital media education
9 dangers
Animal keeper
9 dangers
Property service technician
9 dangers
Electrician
8 dangers
Electronics and low-voltage training
9 dangers
Electronics operator
9 dangers
Contracting and agricultural machinery education
9 dangers
Nutrition assistant
9 dangers
EUX
8 dangers
Event Coordinator
9 dangers
Film and TV production education
9 dangers
Finance education
8 dangers
Fine mechanic
9 dangers
Fitness and trainer education
9 dangers
Aircraft technician
9 dangers
Preparatory adult education (FVU)
8 dangers
Utilities operator
9 dangers
Photographer
9 dangers
Hairdresser
9 dangers
First aid & fire
9 dangers
Gardener
9 dangers
Gastronome (chef)
9 dangers
Glazier
9 dangers
Gourmet butcher
9 dangers
Graphic technician
9 dangers
Greenkeeper
9 dangers
Gold and silversmith
9 dangers
Trade education with specializations
9 dangers
Port and terminal education
9 dangers
Biomedical technician assistant
9 dangers
HTX — Technical Upper Secondary School
9 dangers
Industrial operator
9 dangers
Industrial technician training
9 dangers
Insulation
8 dangers
Bodywork technician
9 dangers
Office education with specialties
8 dangers
Beautician
9 dangers
Crane
9 dangers
Crane operator
9 dangers
Refrigeration technician
8 dangers
Driving license bus (D)
9 dangers
Driving license truck (C)
9 dangers
Warehouse & logistics
9 dangers
Warehouse and terminal training
9 dangers
Agricultural education
9 dangers
Truck driving licence
9 dangers
Truck mechanic
9 dangers
The airport education
9 dangers
Maritime crafts
9 dangers
machine carpenter
9 dangers
Staff development
9 dangers
Media designer
9 dangers
Dairy worker
9 dangers
Metal worker
9 dangers
Bricklayer
9 dangers
Furniture carpenter and organ builder
9 dangers
Orthotist
9 dangers
Surface finisher
9 dangers
Car mechanic
9 dangers
Plastic, epoxy & asbestos
9 dangers
Plastic worker
9 dangers
Process operator
9 dangers
Production and assembly education
9 dangers
Producer
9 dangers
Pedagogical assistant
9 dangers
Receptionist
8 dangers
Cleaning & facility
9 dangers
Cleaning technician
9 dangers
Service assistant
9 dangers
Service assistant
8 dangers
Security guard
9 dangers
Ship fitter
9 dangers
Sign technician
9 dangers
Chimney sweep
9 dangers
Forest and nature technician
9 dangers
Butcher
9 dangers
Metal fabricator
9 dangers
Social and health assistant
9 dangers
Social and health helper
9 dangers
Stonecutter and stone technician
9 dangers
Scaffolding
9 dangers
Plasterer
9 dangers
Foundry technician
9 dangers
Welding
9 dangers
Roofer
9 dangers
Dental assistant
9 dangers
Dental technician
9 dangers
Intestine cleaner
9 dangers
Intestine technician
9 dangers
Theatre, event, and AV technician
9 dangers
Technical designer
8 dangers
Technical insulator
9 dangers
Technical insulation
9 dangers
Waiter
9 dangers
Train preparation training
9 dangers
Forklift certificate
9 dangers
Forklift certificate
8 dangers
Woodworking trades' construction training
9 dangers
Carpenter
9 dangers
Watchmaker
9 dangers
Road freight transport (HGV driver)
9 dangers
Veterinary nurse
9 dangers
Plumbing
9 dangers
Plumbing and energy
9 dangers
Tool education
9 dangers
Web developer
7 dangers
Regardless of what you do
Some things everyone must be able to do — even if you sit in an office. Stopping bleeding, getting out when the alarm sounds, and knowing who is responsible. These modules are in all trades' courses.
Applies to all
APV and the work environment organization7 minYou can find the company's risk assessment, you know who to tell, and you know what must happen after an accident.Your responsibility — and your right to refuse8 minYou can speak up in a way that works — and you know exactly who to go to when nobody does anything.When the accident has happened7 minYou know who to call, what to write down and when the deadline runs out.How to assess a risk8 minYou can take any job and choose the solution from the top: remove the hazard, screen it off, organise the work — protective equipment comes last.Protective equipment — the basic rules8 minAfter the module you know who pays, what to look for on the label, and when protective equipment is the answer at allFire and evacuation10 minYou can choose the right extinguisher, do things in the right order and find the way out before the smoke takes it from you.First aid for injuries11 minYou can stop severe bleeding, cool a burn correctly, rinse an eye and spot shock in time.Life-saving first aid12 minYou can act in the right order, give CPR and use a defibrillator before the ambulance arrives.Mental work environment9 minKnow the six strains, speak up in time, and know who to go to when the workload, the messages or the tone harm you
Grundlag og ansvar
APV and the work environment organization7 minYou can find the company's risk assessment, you know who to tell, and you know what must happen after an accident.Your responsibility — and your right to refuse8 minYou can speak up in a way that works — and you know exactly who to go to when nobody does anything.When the accident has happened7 minYou know who to call, what to write down and when the deadline runs out.How to assess a risk8 minYou can take any job and choose the solution from the top: remove the hazard, screen it off, organise the work — protective equipment comes last.The building site — many companies, one responsibility9 minYou know who decides what on site, you can read the others' safety measures, and you know what to do when the danger comes from a company that isn't yours.
Protective equipment
Protective equipment — the basic rules8 minAfter the module you know who pays, what to look for on the label, and when protective equipment is the answer at allFootwear and workwear6 minYou can look at a shoe and a set of clothes and see whether they still protect you — and you know what must come off before the machine startsGloves and skin8 minYou can choose the glove by the hazard, change it in time and look at your own hands when something is wrong.Helmet and head protection6 minYou can look at a helmet and see whether it can still be used — and you know where on site it must be wornHearing protection and noise9 minYou know the three noise limits, can choose hearing protection that matches the noise, and fit it correctlyHarness, lanyard and anchor point12 minYou can set up the system, calculate the fall clearance and have the rescue plan ready before anyone goes upEye protection7 minAfter the module you can choose the right eye protection for the job, read the markings on lens and frame, and rinse correctly if something gets in your eye.Respiratory protection10 minYou can choose the right protection for the air you are standing in — and see in a second whether it seals
Physical hazards
Work at height10 minYou can look at an edge, a hole and a roof and see whether work is allowed — and what is missing before you go upWork on electrical installations13 minYou can make an installation dead in the right order, prove it by measuring, and act correctly if a colleague gets an electric shockWorking near water7 minYou pull a colleague out of the water without falling in yourself — and you know when the life jacket must go onWorking postures and repetitive work9 minYou can see when a posture or a movement is wearing you down — and what you change before the pain comesElectrical safety for everyone9 minYou can recognise a dangerous cable, test your RCD and help someone who has had an electric shock — without becoming victim number twoMoving and handling people11 minYou can look at a transfer and see whether it needs to be changed — and you know what must be ready before you touch anyoneExcavation work10 minYou can see the collapse coming, shore the trench correctly and find the way up — and you know what to do when the bucket hits a cableLifts, cranes and slinging11 minYou can see whether the gear may be used, attach the load correctly and keep people out of the drop zoneConfined spaces, wells and tanks10 minYou can test the air, set up a standby person and hoisting gear — and bring a colleague up without going down yourselfLifting technique and heavy loads10 minYou can look at a lift and see whether it is green, yellow or red — and you know what to do about it before you take holdMachine safety11 minYou can check a machine before you start, tell guarding from emergency stop, and isolate the machine before you put your hand inChainsaw and brush cutter10 minHow to avoid kickback, put on the full kit and arrange help before you start the sawSharp hand tools6 minYou can control where the knife ends up if it slips — and you can look at a tool and see whether it must be taken out of use.Trips, falls and scalds8 minYou clear the way, wipe up the spill and cool a burn correctly — and you know when a doctor is neededLadders and step stools7 minYou can look at a job and see whether it may be done from a ladder — and you know how the ladder must standScaffolding11 minYou can read the scaffold tag, see whether the base holds — and you know what you must not touch without trainingTraffic and roadworks9 minYou can choose the right class of high-visibility clothing, put up the traffic management in the right order and stand where the car won't hit youTrucks and mobile plant10 minYou can see where the driver can't see you — and you know what it takes before the load stays putPressure, gas and high pressure8 minYou secure the cylinder, depressurise the hose and know why an invisible jet can put you on the operating tableHeat, cold and weather7 minYou can spot heatstroke and hypothermia in a colleague in time — and you know when the weather stops work at heightVibration8 minFind the tool's m/s² value, work out how long you may hold it, and stop before white fingers become permanent.
Stoffer og materialer
Asbestos, lead and PCB11 minYou can recognise the old building materials, stop in time and work without carrying the substance home.Epoxy and isocyanates11 minYou know when you need the course certificate, how to keep the product off skin and lungs, and who must not take part at all.Chemicals: labelling and data sheets12 minYou can read a hazard pictogram, find the answer in the safety data sheet's 16 sections and decide yourself what an unknown product requires.Solvents and the MAL code10 minThe two numbers on the bucket plus the method you use decide which air supply and which mask the job needsInfection and hygiene10 minYou can wash your hands properly, act on a needlestick injury in time and know the infections animals, food, mould and waste water can give you.Dust and extraction11 minYou can set up the extraction correctly, choose the right vacuum cleaner and mask — and know why the mask comes lastWelding fumes and radiation9 minYou can get the fumes away from your face, choose mask and welding helmet correctly, and screen off the light so your colleague doesn't get welder's flash
Når ulykken sker
Fire and evacuation10 minYou can choose the right extinguisher, do things in the right order and find the way out before the smoke takes it from you.First aid for injuries11 minYou can stop severe bleeding, cool a burn correctly, rinse an eye and spot shock in time.Life-saving first aid12 minYou can act in the right order, give CPR and use a defibrillator before the ambulance arrives.Explosive atmosphere (ATEX)9 minYou can see when the air itself can burn, know the zones, and work without being the ignition source.Hot work11 minYou prepare the area before you ignite, you know what the fire watch must do, and you do the round yourself before you drive home
Mennesket og arbejdspladsen
Mental work environment9 minKnow the six strains, speak up in time, and know who to go to when the workload, the messages or the tone harm youSolitary work7 minKnow the jobs that must never be done alone, and make an arrangement so someone notices if you don't check in.Pregnant at work8 minYou know when to say it, what must be removed from your work, and what you are entitled to if it can't be removed.Night and shift work7 minGet enough sleep, spot your own fatigue in time, and know the rules that apply when the work falls outside daytime hours.Under 18 at work8 minYou can look at a job and see whether you may do it — and what must be in place before you start.Violence and threats9 minYou can see the escalation in time, get out of the room — and you know exactly what must happen afterwards.
Three figures you cannot estimate
Noise, vibration and fall height are the places where gut feeling gets it wrong in the wrong direction. These calculators are the same for all subjects — therefore they belong here and not inside one of them.
Calculate after
Daily noise exposureNoise RegulationAdd up the day's tasks and see where you end up — energy sum, not average.Free height at fall protectionEN 363 · fall protection systemIs there enough room below you for the energy absorber to work?Daily vibration exposureThe Vibration RegulationA(8) for hand-arm and whole-body, added up across the machines.May the apprentice under 18 …?BEK nr. 1713/2025 om unges arbejdeTask, machine, substance, time of day and hours for a young person under 18 — looked up in the executive order on young workers.
One subject, written once
The modules are shared. Your trade's course is the one that applies to your risks, combined with what is specific to your craft. When a rule changes, we fix it in one place — then it is fixed in all the trades that use it.
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