Process certification for PPE instructions

A transparent system for the instruction of PPE that provides safety for everyone involved: the user of personal fall protection equipment, the employer and also the person giving the instruction.

Speaker: Peter Biegel, FISAT

Saturday 11/23/2024

9:30 am - 10:30 am

Hall B5, Stage

German

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The online planning tool is characterized in particular by the ease of administration, planning and documentation of the instructions. At the same time, a high and, above all, comparable quality standard is met.

Industrial climbing, Presentation

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