Luxembourg: two programs on training for health and security published

Two decrees published on August 24, 2007 determine training programs for health and security coordinators on temporary or mobile sites and for employees appointed to health and security. The decrees set the different modules and the allotted time for every one of them. (Ref. 070790)
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These are the ministerial decree of July 18, 2007 determining training programs for health and security coordinators on temporary or mobile sites and the ministerial decree of July 18, 2007 determining the programs for the different training cycles for appointed workers.

e-europnews, September 26, 2007, No. 070790 – www.eeuropnews.com

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Link to health and safety appointed workers

Link to health and safety coordonator’s training

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