Lithium batteries are ubiquitous today, found in toys, toothbrushes, bicycles, and vehicles. Their applications are becoming increasingly diverse. However, there is also a danger associated with them. When these batteries become damaged, they can spontaneously ignite and cause significant damage. Numerous examples of such incidents are already available online. To address this risk, compliance with PGS37-2 is required for businesses dealing with Lithium. Through a specially developed e-learning course, we ensure your employees are competent in handling Lithium, allowing you to demonstrate compliance with the new regulations under the Environmental Act. The course can be easily followed on their own phone, tablet, or computer. Through quiz questions, we ensure that the training is attentively followed. Upon completion, your employee will receive a PGS37-2 competency certificate by mail.

Each individual will receive a code to access the training. For larger groups, a central code can be provided. The cost for the Lithium PGS37-2 training is €393 per person, excluding VAT.

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Ensuring safety around Lithium batteries is crucial to prevent accidents and damage. Understanding proper handling and storage procedures can significantly reduce the risks associated with Lithium. By complying with regulations such as PGS37-2, businesses can demonstrate their commitment to safety and responsibility in handling these potentially hazardous materials.
Investing in employee training on Lithium safety not only mitigates risks but also enhances overall workplace safety culture. By equipping your employees with the necessary knowledge and skills, you are fostering a safer work environment and reducing the likelihood of accidents or incidents related to Lithium batteries.
Stay ahead of regulations and industry standards by ensuring your workforce is well-versed in Lithium safety practices. Regular training and certification updates can keep your business compliant and prepared to address any challenges or developments in the handling of Lithium batteries.