Hot Work Training

CLASSROOM TRAINING

Hot Work Training is an official safety training approved by the Finnish National Rescue Association (SPEK). The training helps make sure that people who perform hot work, and people who issue hot work permits, understand hot work safety. Both must have a valid Hot Work License from completing the training.

After completing the training, you can perform both traditional hot work and roofing hot work.

Price

  • In English: 239 €
  • In Estonian: 279 €
  • In Russian: 279 €

Physical card included.
All prices exclude VAT

Order training for a group

Request a quote: 010 5251260 or kurssille@suomenensiapukoulutus.fi.

 

Register for Hot Work Training

Click on a training date to see more detailed information.

Helsinki

Vantaa

Contents of the training

The training is one work day, approximately eight hours.

  • Hot work safely
  • Responsibilities and obligations
  • Hot work risks in different operating environments
  • Safety measures in different operating environments and protection exercise
  • Actions in an accident situation
  • Initial fire extinguishing exercise
  • Hot Work Certificate test, review of questions, and course conclusion

The Hot Work Card issued by the Finnish National Rescue Association (SPEK) is valid for five (5) years from the course completion date.

  • FAQ

  • Register

Why Hot Work Card Training?

By law, employers must make sure that employees know how to work safely and that the workplace is safe. This is especially important in high-risk work such as hot work.

Hot work at a temporary work site always requires a written hot work permit. The Hot Work Card is valid for five years.

Who needs a Hot Work Card?

Anyone performing hot work at a temporary work site needs a hot work permit. Many insurance companies require that the permit can only be issued to a person who has completed Hot Work Training and has a valid Hot Work Card.

What is the difference between a permanent and temporary Hot Work Site?

A permanent hot work site is a fixed area designed for hot work and built to meet fire safety requirements. These areas use non-combustible materials and proper fire protection. Hot work permits and Hot Work Cards are usually not required there.

A temporary hot work site is any location not designed specifically for hot work. Common examples include construction sites, maintenance work, machinery repairs, and roofing work. Temporary hot work sites require higher safety precautions. A written hot work permit and a valid Hot Work Card are usually required.

What kind of work requires a Hot Work Card?

Hot work means work that creates sparks, uses a flame, or produces heat that may cause a fire.

Common examples include welding, flame cutting, grinding, and work done with gas burners or hot air tools. Hot work is common in construction, renovation work, industry, maintenance, and repair work.

How long does Hot Work Training take?

Hot Work Card Training lasts 8 hours, including breaks and practical exercises.

How can I replace a Hot Work Card?

If you need a new plastic Hot Work Card, you can order one from the SPEK online store.

You can also download your Hot Work Card to your phone through the Korttitieto.fi service. The mobile card is as valid as the plastic card and is always easy to carry with you. The service can also remind you when your card is about to expire.

Register for Hot Work Card Training

The easiest way to register is through the training schedule above. If you want to arrange group training for your company, please contact us.

By phone: 010 5251 260
By email: kurssille@suomenensiapukoulutus.fi

When contacting us, please let us know which training date or location you are interested in. We will send a confirmation by email after your registration has been accepted.

Cancellation Policy

Registration is binding. Please read more about registration and the terms and conditions (in Finnish).

Tulityökortin kertaus

YHDISTELMÄKOULUTUS 

Tulityökortin kertauskoulutus on yhdessä Tulityökorttikoulutuksen kanssa Suomen Pelastusalan Keskusjärjestön eli SPEK:n hyväksymä tutkinto. Koulutuksen hyväksytyn suorituksen jälkeen opiskelijalla on riittävä perustieto tulityön riskeistä ja -työturvallisuudesta, vahinkojen ennakoimisesta sekä tiedossaan oikeat työskentelytavat onnettomuuksien välttämiseksi. Tästä merkiksi osallistuja saa SPEK:n myöntämän Tulityökortin voimaan viideksi (5) vuodeksi.

Kertauskoulutuksen hinta on 219 € + alv. Osallistumisen edellytyksenä voimassa oleva tulityökortti.

Tulityökortin kertaukseen ilmoittautuminen ja suorittaminen

Miten Tulityökortin kertaus eroaa täysimittaisesta koulutuksesta?

Täysimittainen Tulityökorttikoulutus kestää noin 8 tuntia ja toteutetaan kokonaan lähikoulutuksena. Kertauskoulutus sisältää 4,5 tunnin lähiosuuden sekä 2 tunnin itsenäisen verkko-opiskelun.

Ilmoittautuminen kertauskoulutukseen

Valitse haluamasi päivämäärä ja valitse kertauskoulutus. Jos kertausvaihtoehtoa ei ole tarjolla valitsemallesi päivälle, valitse toinen ajankohta. Ilmoittautumisen yhteydessä tulee antaa Tulityökortin numero sekä pyydetyt lisätiedot.

Tulityökortin kertauksen suorittaminen

Kun kaikki tarvittavat tiedot on ilmoitettu, saat kirjautumistunnukset oppimisalustalle. Ennakkotehtävät on suoritettava ennen lähitoteutukseen osallistumista.

Tulityökortin kertauskoulutuksen aikataulut

Klikkaa tulityökortin kertauskoulutusta nähdäksesi tarkemmat tiedot.

Espoo

Forssa

Hämeenlinna

Helsinki

Iisalmi

Järvenpää

Joensuu

Jyväskylä

Kajaani

Kemi

Kokkola

Kotka

Kouvola

Kuopio

Lahti

Lappeenranta

Lohja

Mikkeli

Oulu

Pori

Porvoo

Raahe

Riihimäki

Rovaniemi

Savonlinna

Seinäjoki

Tampere

Turku

Vaasa

Vantaa

Ylivieska

  • FAQ

  • Register

Why Hot Work Card Training?

By law, employers must make sure that employees know how to work safely and that the workplace is safe. This is especially important in high-risk work such as hot work.

Hot work at a temporary work site always requires a written hot work permit. The Hot Work Card is valid for five years.

Who needs a Hot Work Card?

Anyone performing hot work at a temporary work site needs a hot work permit. Many insurance companies require that the permit can only be issued to a person who has completed Hot Work Training and has a valid Hot Work Card.

What is the difference between a permanent and temporary Hot Work Site?

A permanent hot work site is a fixed area designed for hot work and built to meet fire safety requirements. These areas use non-combustible materials and proper fire protection. Hot work permits and Hot Work Cards are usually not required there.

A temporary hot work site is any location not designed specifically for hot work. Common examples include construction sites, maintenance work, machinery repairs, and roofing work. Temporary hot work sites require higher safety precautions. A written hot work permit and a valid Hot Work Card are usually required.

What kind of work requires a Hot Work Card?

Hot work means work that creates sparks, uses a flame, or produces heat that may cause a fire.

Common examples include welding, flame cutting, grinding, and work done with gas burners or hot air tools. Hot work is common in construction, renovation work, industry, maintenance, and repair work.

How long does Hot Work Training take?

Hot Work Card Training lasts 8 hours, including breaks and practical exercises.

How can I replace a Hot Work Card?

If you need a new plastic Hot Work Card, you can order one from the SPEK online store.

You can also download your Hot Work Card to your phone through the Korttitieto.fi service. The mobile card is as valid as the plastic card and is always easy to carry with you. The service can also remind you when your card is about to expire.

Register for Hot Work Card Training

The easiest way to register is through the training schedule above. If you want to arrange group training for your company, please contact us.

By phone: 010 5251 260
By email: kurssille@suomenensiapukoulutus.fi

When contacting us, please let us know which training date or location you are interested in. We will send a confirmation by email after your registration has been accepted.

Cancellation Policy

Registration is binding. Please read more about registration and the terms and conditions (in Finnish).