Samordningsansvar

The course has been updated in accordance with the Swedish Work Environment Authority's new regulatory structure.

Upon completion of the course, you will have a basic understanding of your role as the person responsible for coordination. You will know what this role entails, the responsibilities involved, and how it works in practice.

Coordination manager, site manager, maintenance manager, production manager, work supervisor, assignment manager, client representative, project manager, occupational health and safety engineer, corporate counsel, safety representative, and anyone interested in the coordination of the work environment.

• Your role as the person responsible for coordination
• Coordination of the work environment
• Roles, coordination, and responsibilities at fixed work sites
• Workplace hazards
• Laws and regulations

You will learn about concepts such as the work environment plan (AMP), risk assessment, safety inspections, systematic work environment management, and safety culture.
When two or more companies or other employers are working simultaneously at the same work site, they must cooperate to ensure safe working conditions. This applies to all types of work sites. Under the Work Environment Act, the responsibility for coordination at a fixed work site lies primarily with the party that has control over the site. The company or employer responsible for coordination must ensure that safety efforts are coordinated.

Technical information

System requirements

This course can be completed on a computer, tablet, or smartphone – whenever and wherever it suits you. To ensure the best possible experience, we recommend using an up-to-date web browser (such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, or Firefox) and a stable internet connection with a minimum speed of 5 Mbps. If you are using a mobile network, a 4G connection or higher is recommended.

Terms

VAT is additional.