The Specific Training Course for Workers provides thorough and practical training on the risks related to the job role, the production sector, and the context in which the work activity takes place. It represents the second mandatory phase of the training path in occupational health and safety, as established by theState-Regions Agreement of April 17, 2025.

During the course, participants will learn to identify, manage, and prevent major occupational risks such as: mechanical and electrical hazards, use of machinery and equipment, falls from height, exposure to chemical and biological agents, noise, vibrations, radiation, work-related stress, manual handling of loads, signage, emergencies, fire prevention procedures, first aid, and much more, depending on the specific risk profile and the relevant ATECO sector.

The contents are tailored according to the company’s risk level (low, medium, high) and updated in line with the latest provisions of the 2025 State-Regions Agreement, which has harmonized teaching methods, delivery criteria, and learning assessment systems.

Course duration:

• Level 1 (low risk): 4 hours

• Level 2 (medium risk): 8 hours

• Level 3 (high risk): 12 hours

Validity of the certificate:
5 years – at the end, a 6-hour refresher course is required.

Delivery method:

• In-person, with theoretical lessons and practical exercises;

• At the client’s premises or in equipped facilities;

• Conducted by experts in occupational health and safety.

Course objectives:

• To provide practical tools for the management and prevention of specific risks;

• To raise workers’ awareness of the importance of daily safety;

• To contribute to building safer and more responsible workplaces;

• To ensure full compliance with current legal obligations.

Certification:
Upon passing the final test, a certificate is issued that is valid throughout the national territory, in compliance with the requirements set forth by theState-Regions Agreement of April 17, 2025.