Heta Arbeten training courses
What does Heta Arbeten mean?
- Hot work, i.e. working with the risk of fire, are works that generate sparks or utilise open fire, or another source of heat, thus causing a fire hazard.
- The fire risk work includes, among others, gas and electrical welding, work using a gas burner, thermal cutting, grinding.
- In the Scandinavia (Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark), these works require the possession of the Hot Work card.
Heta Arbeten Certificate
- The Hot Work license certificate (Tulityökortti/Heta Arbeten) is issued in the form of a plastic card, which includes the logo of the examining body and is valid for 5 years. In Polish, the certificate is named "Hot Work Safety".
- The Hot Work card is required for executing hot work in Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark.
- Companies in the Scandinavia require their employees and subcontractors to have the Occupational Safety Card. This also regards Polish companies that execute contracts or projects in the Scandinavia.
Training courses and exams
Heta Arbeten
- The Hot Work training course embraces notions concerning the safety, health and environment management system in workplaces according to the standards applicable in the Scandinavia: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark.
- The Hot Work License certificate is intended both for directors and line employees.
- One-day training concluded with a theoretical and practical exam, available in Polish or English.
Prices of the training course and exam:
- In Poland: price list
- In the Netherlands: price list