Senai Offers Free Online Course in Occupational Safety With Certificate This Day 04

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 04/08/2020 at 15:14

O objetivo do curso disponibilizado pelo Senai é mostrar questões básicas de prevenção a acidentes e segurança no trabalho

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The Objective of the Course Offered by Senai Is to Show Basic Issues of Prevention, Accidents, and Workplace Safety

Senai (National Service for Industrial Learning) is one of the 5 largest professional education complexes in the world and the largest in Latin America. Today, the institution has an opportunity for the course “Transversal Competence – Workplace Safety” completely free and online.

Transversal Competence – Workplace Safety

The aim of the course is to make participants aware of the basic issues of accident prevention and workplace safety, in order to create a preventionist mentality. You will receive a certificate if you achieve a score of 70% during the course.

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