The SCC training of operationally active employees and managers according to the SCC/SCP set of rules is prescribed by many companies. Therefore, the operationally active employees and managers concerned require an SCC certificate.

Companies that are certified according to SCC/SCP must fulfill the requirements of the current SCC regulations (version 2011 chapter 3.2 and 3.3 of document 03/023). This means that the training of operationally active employees and managers must be carried out by an approved specialist for occupational safety or a training provider.

At msa-b GmbH, participants receive safety-relevant information on occupational safety, health and environmental protection from experienced safety specialists or instructors who are active in the field of occupational safety and health management in many companies.

Objective
The objective of the SCC training is to become familiar with the hazards and safety-relevant work processes in order to ensure safe work among each other.

At the end of the training there is an examination, after success the participant receives a personnel certificate (valid for 10 years):

Safety, Health and Environmental Protection (SHE) training without accredited personnel certification (SCC) for employees (Doc. 016). SHE examinations are valid within Germany.
The SHE examination according to document 016 is carried out by msa-b GmbH.

Safety, health and environmental protection (SHE) training with accredited personal certification (SCC) for employees or managers (doc. 017/018).
SHE examinations are valid outside Germany (mainly in the Netherlands and Belgium).
The SHE examination according to document 017/ 018 is performed by an accredited personnel certification body.

Target group

• Operationally active employees (e.g. workers, skilled workers, fitters)
• Operationally active managers (e.g. engineers, technicians, foremen, production managers, dispatchers)

Remark
A valid identity card and proof of vocational training must be presented for the examination.

Contents

• Legal regulations
• Hazard and risk assessment
• Causes of accidents, accident prevention and accident reporting
• Behavior in accordance with safety regulations
• Operational organization
• Workplace and activity specifications
• Emergency measures
• Hazardous materials and transport of hazardous goods
• Fire and explosion protection
• Work equipment
• Work procedures
• Electricity and radiation
• Workplace design
• Personal protective equipment (PPE)
• SCC examination for operational employees (according to SCC-Dok.016/017/018)

Duration
1.0 day unit á 8 teaching units
2,0 days á 8 teaching units
3,0 days á 8 teaching units

Requirements
The three-day training course (24 teaching units) is aimed at persons who have not completed vocational training in accordance with the Vocational Training Act (BBiG) and is a prerequisite for taking the recognized SHE examination.

The two-day training (16 teaching units) is aimed at persons who have completed vocational training in accordance with the BBIG or higher-level training or persons where the personnel certificate has expired.

The one-day training is intended for persons with high safety knowledge and with completed professional training according to BBIG or higher education or persons where the personnel certificate has expired.

Scope of services

• Comprehensive and attractive training materials
• Certificate of attendance
• Free space for exchange of experience and knowledge transfer

Examination/Certificate
The examination acceptance according to document 017/018 is carried out according to the current SHE examination questionnaire by a DAkkS accredited personnel certification body.

Each examination consists of a multiple-choice examination with 40 questions (for 016/018) and 70 questions (for 017) and 4 answer options each, whereby only one answer is correct. The exam is passed when the participant has solved 70% of the answers correctly. Aids are not allowed. After successful completion of the exam, the participant will receive a certificate with proof of passing.