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Accreditatie / PE punten NIVRE 2.00 punten NOvA 2.00 punten U hoort praktische tips om uw cliënten optimaal bij te staan tijdens het ondemand college Schaderegeling in Turkije. aarlijks reizen ongeveer 1,3 miljoen Nederlanders met de auto of andere vervoersmiddelen naar Turkije. Wanneer iemand daar betrokken raakt bij een verkeersongeval, is het Turkse recht van toepassing. Maar hoe werkt dat precies in de praktijk? In dit on-demand college krijgt u een helder en praktisch overzicht van het Turkse rechtssysteem, specifiek gericht op aansprakelijkheid, schadeafwikkeling en juridische procedures. Turkije kent eigen wet- en regelgeving voor verkeersongevallen en aansprakelijkheid. Dit brengt uitdagingen met zich mee, zoals bewijslast, taalbarrières en culturele verschillen. Bovendien ontbreekt een uniforme methode voor het berekenen van letselschade. Een belangrijk verschil met Nederland is dat whiplash niet als zelfstandig letsel wordt erkend. Claims met betrekking tot lichte weke-delen letsels worden vaak kritisch beoordeeld. Zonder objectief medisch bewijs, zoals een rapport van een forensisch arts of ziekenhuis, wordt schade doorgaans niet vergoed. Met voldoende medisch bewijs kan er echter wel degelijk een schadevergoeding worden toegekend. Naast schaderegeling behandelt dit college ook bredere thema’s zoals het juridisch en maatschappelijk kader in Turkije, verzekeringen en de praktische uitvoering van procedures. Juridische aspecten Turkije beschikt over een garantiefonds dat vergelijkbaar is met het Nederlandse Waarborgfonds. In dit college wordt stap voor stap uitgelegd hoe en wanneer hier een beroep op kan worden gedaan. Daarnaast wordt ingegaan op aansprakelijkheid, verzekeringsstructuren en de wijze waarop schadevergoeding wordt vastgesteld en geïnd. Procesvertegenwoordiging en procedures In civiele procedures in Turkije is vertegenwoordiging door een advocaat niet wettelijk verplicht; partijen mogen zichzelf vertegenwoordigen. In de praktijk is het echter sterk aan te raden om samen te werken met een lokale advocaat, aangezien buitenlandse advocaten niet bevoegd zijn om procesvertegenwoordiging te voeren bij Turkse rechtbanken. Wat leert u in dit on-demand college? Dit college biedt u een compleet en praktijkgericht overzicht van schaderegeling en juridische processen in Turkije. U kunt het college in uw eigen tempo volgen en op elk gewenst moment terugkijken. Onderwerpen die aan bod komen: Aansprakelijkheid volgens het Turkse recht Schaderegeling en schadevergoeding (materieel en immaterieel) Verzekeringen en aansprakelijkheidsstructuren Gerechtelijke procedures en arbitrage Inning van schadevergoedingen en kostenafweging Juridische en praktische verschillen met Nederland Bescherming van slachtoffers Import en export van voertuigen Praktische valkuilen en aanbevelingen Resultaat na afloop Na het volgen van dit on-demand college: Heeft u inzicht in het Turkse rechtssysteem en aansprakelijkheid Weet u hoe u effectief optreedt bij schadegevallen in Turkije Begrijpt u de rol van verzekeraars, arbitragemogelijkheden en rechtbanken Kunt u de haalbaarheid van een zaak beter inschatten Bent u in staat om strategische keuzes te maken omtrent kosten, procedures en inning Heeft u praktische handvatten om cliënten optimaal te begeleiden Programma Dit ondemand collega is opgedeeld in 8 blokken: Blok 1 - Turkije Blok 2 - Schaderegelen in Turkije Blok 3 - Aansprakelijkheid Blok 4 - Schadevergoeding Blok 5 - Verzekeringen Blok 6 - Gerechtelijke procedure Blok 7 - Inning en kosten Blok 8 - Importen en exporten van voertuigen Sprekers Ethem Emre Adviseur Elfi Letselschade Advocaat mr. Esin Çiftci Advocaat in Turks Recht Türk Hukuku Bestemd voor Bestemd voor Deze cursus (academisch niveau) is bestemd voor juristen bij: Advocatenkantoren Bedrijfsjuristen bij o.a. verzekeringsmaatschappijen Letselschadebureaus Letselschaderegelaars Juristen rechtsbijstandverzekeraars Rechtshulpverleners Alarmcentrales Tussenpersonen / reis- en annuleringsverzekeringen Informatie over een on demand college: Na aanschaf van het college kunt u dit direct bekijken of op een later moment wanneer het u uitkomt. Het college wordt aangeboden via de besloten en beveiligde leeromgeving van Studiecentrum Kerckebosch. In deze omgeving kan de stof, indien nodig, getoetst worden. Dit is van belang bij colleges waar punten en certificaten worden behaald. In de leeromgeving kunt u ook, indien beschikbaar, het cursusmateriaal (de handout en voorbeelden) en extra lesstof bekijken.

OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. Apply bottom-to-top techniques to troubleshoot BIG-IP systems. Review a variety of lower layer tools including ping, bigtop, netstat and tcpdump for manipulating different flags for viewing hex and ASCII. Analyze network protocols using Wireshark and a variety of capture file formats including pcap and tcpdump. Build filters and use different commands and expressions to capture data on different connections in hands-on lab scenarios. Use the Fiddler HTTP proxy to view and analyze different session elements including URL, Content-Type and other headers, bytes sent/received, response codes, and performance statistics. Explore various curl command options for testing endpoint availability and analyzing ingress and egress payloads in detail. Learn how to use KDiff to compare files from different BIG-IP devices for locating different traffic processing objects. Gain familiarity with using local and remote logging data, facilities, messaging, and levels for troubleshooting. See how iRules can be used for setting up message logging and logging levels. Finally, learn how to create an analytics profile to view traffic statistics, application visibility, and reporting. AUDIENCE This course is intended for network administrators responsible for managing the normal day-to-day operation and administration of a BIG-IP application delivery network. This course presents the prerequisite knowledge for many of F5’s other BIG-IP instructor-led training courses. NEXT STEP   CONTENT   Chapter 1: Setting Up the BIG-IP System Introducing the BIG-IP System Initially Setting Up the BIG-IP System Archiving the BIG-IP System Configuration   Chapter 2: Reviewing Local Traffic Configuration Reviewing Nodes, Pools, and Virtual Servers Reviewing Address Translation Reviewing Routing Assumptions Reviewing Application Health Monitoring Reviewing Traffic Behavior Modification with Profiles Reviewing the TMOS Shell (TMSH) Reviewing Managing BIG-IP Configuration Data Reviewing High Availability (HA)   Chapter 3: Troubleshooting Methodology Step-By-Step Process Documenting a Problem Putting Troubleshooting Steps to Use     Chapter 4: Working with F5 Support Leveraging F5 Support Resources Leveraging F5 Labs Working with F5 Technical Support Running End User Diagnostics (EUD) - Hardware Only New Platform Diagnostic Tools Always-On Management (AOM) Subsystem Requesting Return Materials Authorization F5’s Software Version Policy Managing the BIG-IP License for Upgrades Managing BIG-IP Disk Space Upgrading BIG-IP Software   Chapter 5: Troubleshooting – Bottom to Top Introducing Differences between BIG-IP and LINUX Tools Troubleshooting with Layer 1/Layer 2 Tools Troubleshooting with Layer 2/Layer 3 Tools Troubleshooting with Layer 3 Tools Troubleshooting Network Communication Troubleshooting Memory and CPU Troubleshooting with watch Troubleshooting with Additional tmsh commands Chapter 6: Troubleshooting Tools tcpdump Wireshark SSL/TLS Fiddler diff KDiff3 cURL Chapter 7: Using System Logs Configuring Logging Log Files Understanding BIG-IP Daemons Functions Triggering an iRule Deploying and Testing iRules Application Visibility and Reporting   Chapter 8: Troubleshooting Lab Projects Network Configurations for Project   Chapter 9: Additional Training and Certification Getting Started Series Web-Based Training F5 Instructor Led Training Curriculum F5 Professional Certification Program  

OVERVIEW Join us for an in-depth, instructor-led exploration of SAP Sales Cloud v2, designed for both business users and administrators. This comprehensive course will empower sales representatives and managers with advanced tactics for lead and opportunity management, enhancing your lead-to-cash processes. Dive into the future of sales with Machine Learning and Gen AI, leveraging Lead Intelligence for smarter decision-making. Experience hands-on training with innovative tools like the Guided Selling App, Pipeline Manager, and Forecast Tracker. Discover how to optimize sales performance, improve forecast accuracy, and drive business growth with SAP Sales Cloud v2. Elevate your skills and stay ahead in the ever-evolving sales landscape. Register now to secure your spot!   Update June 2026 OBJECTIVES This course will prepare you to: Understand Key Features of SAP Sales Cloud V2: Identify and explain the key capabilities and benefits of SAP Sales Cloud Version 2. Navigate the System Interface: Demonstrate efficient navigation and customization of the SAP Sales Cloud V2 interface. Manage Leads Effectively: Perform lead management tasks, utilize playbooks, and apply lead scoring to prioritize sales activities. Handle Opportunities Proficiently: Use guided selling playbooks to manage opportunity progression, update statuses, and monitor progress. Master Sales Quotation Management: Apply best practices for creating, managing, and tracking sales quotations. Process Sales Orders Accurately: Create and manage sales orders, ensuring alignment with product, pricing, and customer agreements. Organize Sales Tasks Efficiently: Utilize task management features and the Digital Selling Workspace to organize and prioritize sales actions. Plan and Document Customer Visits: Effectively manage customer visits within SAP Sales Cloud, including planning and documentation. Monitor Sales Performance: Leverage managerial tools for performance monitoring, pipeline optimization, forecasting, and team enablement. Configure and Evaluate Playbooks and KPIs: Configure playbooks from a management perspective to guide sales teams and assess performance via KPIs. Analyze Pipeline Performance and Trends: Use pipeline and trend analytics to support process optimization and identify sales trends. Administer the System Effectively: Perform core and advanced administrative activities, including user setup, basic configurations, and data management. Configure Core Sales Components: Tailor lead, opportunity, quote, order, and visit management modules to reflect business-specific sales processes. Integrate Communication and Collaboration Tools: Configure and use collaboration tools, such as MS Teams integration, to streamline sales execution and team coordination. Leverage AI for Sales Optimization: Understand and configure AI- based capabilities to automate and optimize decision-making in sales operations. AUDIENCE - Business User - Application Consultant - Super/Key Power User - System Administrator CERTIFICATION None NEXT STEP None CONTENT Unit 1: Exploring an Administrator’s Daily Workflow Lesson 1: Core Responsibilities and Tools for Administrators Lesson 2: Advanced Configurations and Automation Unit 2: Comprehensive Configuration: Leads, Opportunities, Quotes, Sales Orders and Visits Lesson 1: Lead Management Configuration Lesson 2: Opportunity Management Configuration Lesson 3: Quote Management Configuration Lesson 4: Sales Order Configuration Lesson 5: Visits Configuration Unit 3: Configuring Sales Workflows and Operations Lesson 1: Configuring Pricing Strategies Lesson 2: Configuring Pipeline and Sales Forecasting Lesson 3: Configuring Call Lists and Outreach Planning Lesson 4: Configuring Sales Activities Unit 4: Enhancing Communication and Collaboration Lesson 1: Leveraging Microsoft Teams Integrations Lesson 2: Configuring Communication Channels Lesson 3: Configuring Relationship Intelligence Unit 5: Advanced Machine Learning Insights Lesson 1: Leveraging Machine Learning for Intelligent Sales and Lead Scoring Lesson 2: Configuring Gen AI and CX AI Toolkit Unit 6: Configuring the Mobile Application Lesson 1: Setting Up Mobile App Feature Lesson 2: Managing Mobile App Integrations and Security

OVERVIEW This five-day course provides you with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to achieve competence in design, configuration, and operational management of VMware vSphere® Kubernetes Service (VKS) within VMware Cloud Foundation® (VCF) environments.   You will learn vSphere Supervisor deployment models, storage topologies, and namespace architecture while gaining expertise in VKS cluster lifecycle management, workload deployment, and day-2 operations.   The course covers vSphere Supervisor enablement options, VM Service deployment models, services architecture, and monitoring strategies. You will learn VKS cluster provisioning using kubectl, as well as workload deployment using YAML manifest files and Helm. Through hands-on labs and real-world scenarios, you will develop practical expertise in designing scalable Kubernetes infrastructure on VCF, operating VKS clusters, and building extensible cloud-native ecosystems for enterprise workload consumption. Updated April 2026 OBJECTIVES By the end of the course, you should be able to meet the following objectives: Identify the key components of a Kubernetes architecture Explain Volumes and persistent storage mechanisms in Kubernetes Explain Kubernetes networking Explain the concepts and components of vSphere Supervisor Explain the vSphere Supervisor authentication workflow using vCenter Single Sign-On Explain the key features of VCF Consumption CLI Describe the vSphere Supervisor deployment models Identify the vSphere Supervisor networking and load-balancing requirements Explain the vSphere Supervisor storage options including cross Datacenter topologies Outline the steps to configure vSphere Namespaces and Zones Explain the VCF Cloud Services enablement options Identify available Services in vSphere Supervisor including Velero and Extensible Services Explain how the vSphere Supervisor is monitored and upgraded. Explain the VM creation workflow with VM Service Outline the VM Service deployment models for Virtual Machines with configurable OVF Properties Explain how to deploy a vSphere Pod using kubectl and expose it through a Load Balancer IP Describe how building an extensible ecosystem enables organizations to deploy cloud-native applications with integrated services Explain how VKS Cluster monitoring functions and how standard packages are managed Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using TanzuKubernetesCluster and ClusterClass Describe the application deployment workflow using Helm Describe the steps for creating snapshots in VKS Cluster 1 Explain the process of upgrading the VKS Version Outline the steps to update VKS Cluster using VCF CLI Explain how VKS cluster management enables platform engineers to manage VKS clusters at scale Outline the process for installing Istio on a VKS cluster. Illustrate how to visualize the Istio Service Mesh using Kiali. Explain how to use the Gateway API to configure traffic routing within Istio the service mesh. AUDIENCE System Administrators, Solution Engineers, Consultants, Architects, and Support Personnel CERTIFICATION None NEXT STEP No recommendation CONTENT 1. Course Introduction Introduction and course logistics Course objectives 2. Kubernetes Overview Differentiate between containers and virtual machines Describe Docker workflow, including the build, ship, and run processes Explain Container Networking concepts Describe Container Runtime Interface (CRI) and the containerd role in Kubernetes Identify the key components of a Kubernetes architecture Describe different Kubernetes objects and their purposes Explain the functionality of Services in Kubernetes Explain Volumes and persistent storage mechanisms in Kubernetes Explain Kubernetes networking Describe Antrea, Calico, and Multus CNI plug-ins Describe the whereabouts IPAM plug-in Describe Istio Service Mesh Explain Helm Package Manager 3. VCF Cloud Services Overview Describe vSphere Supervisor Explain the concepts and components of vSphere Supervisor Explain the Services in vSphere Supervisor Outline the hierarchy of vSphere Supervisor folders Explain the identity providers supported by vSphere Supervisor Define the roles and permissions within vSphere Namespaces Explain the vSphere Supervisor authentication workflow using vCenter Single Sign-On Explain the key features of VCF Consumption CLI 4. vSphere Supervisor Deployment Models Describe vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX VPC networking Describe vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX Segment networking Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with VDS and Foundation Load Balancer Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with NSX and Avi Load Balancer Outline vSphere Supervisor deployment model with VDS and Avi Load Balancer Describe the requirements for the networking stack with NSX VPC Networking Outline the requirements for the networking stack with NSX Segment Networking Outline the requirements for the networking stack with VDS Networking Explain the Load Balancer options Outline the requirements for Avi Load Balancer Outline the requirements for Foundation Load Balancer Explain the vSphere Supervisor Zone Deployment Models Outline the vSphere Supervisor Zone Model Attributes Describe the vSphere Supervisor Control Plane Availability Models 5. VCF Cloud Services Enablement Options Explain how to activate the vSphere Supervisor when creating a Workload Domain Describe the workflow for deploying a vSphere Supervisor with NSX VPC and NSX Load Balancer. Explain how to connect to the vSphere Supervisor using the VCF CLI. Outline the deployment process for a vSphere Supervisor using an NSX segment. Explain the workflow for deploying a vSphere Supervisor with VDS and the Foundation Load Balancer. Describe the deployment process for a vSphere Supervisor with NSX and Avi Load Balancer. Explain how to deploy a vSphere Supervisor using VDS and Avi Load Balancer. Illustrate how to deploy a vSphere Supervisor from an exported configuration. 6. vSphere Supervisor Storage Topologies Describe the Storage Options for vSphere Supervisor in VCF Explain the concepts and components of the Storage Topologies for vSphere Zones and vSphere Supervisor Describe the integration of vSphere Storage and vSphere Supervisor Outline the Data Persistence for vSphere Supervisor in vSphere Zones Identify the supported topologies when running vSphere Supervisor on top of vSAN clusters 7. Configuring and Managing vSphere Namespaces and Zones Explain the steps to create a vSphere Namespace on the vSphere Supervisor Explain the steps to set Resource and Object Limits to a vSphere Namespace Outline the steps to add Security Policies to an NSX vSphere Namespace Outline the procedure to add a cluster as a vSphere Zone to a vSphere Supervisor Describe the steps required to associate a vSphere Zone with a vSphere Namespace Explain the workflow for removing a vSphere Zone from a vSphere Namespace and vSphere Supervisor 8. Services in vSphere Supervisor Define vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) and its key features Explain the architecture of VKS Explain the VKS Cluster topology with vSphere Zones Identify networking and load-balancing options for VKS clusters Explain storage policy configurations for VKS clusters Outline the VKS Core and Standard packages Describe the integrated backup and restore solution Identify considerations for vSphere Supervisor protection (backup and restore) Describe the process of protecting the vSphere Supervisor Control Plane Outline the design considerations for protecting VKS service clusters with Velero Outline the design considerations for protecting VM service VMs with Velero Identify the extensible services you can run on top of vSphere Supervisor Outline the requirements for the extensible services 9. Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of vSphere Supervisor Explain monitoring and managing resources in a vSphere Namespace from vCenter Describe how vSphere Supervisor monitoring works Explain monitoring of vSphere Supervisor from VCF Operations Explain the vSphere Supervisor update Options Outline the steps to configure a Subscribed Content Library for Supervisor Images Outline the steps for updating the vSphere Supervisor Outline the steps for setting the Default CNI for VKS Clusters Explain the process of registering a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server Explain the process of installing a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server Explain the process of upgrading a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server Explain the process of deactivating a Supervisor Service to vCenter Server Outline the backup and restore methods for vSphere Supervisor 10. Managing Virtual Machines with VM Service Differentiate between traditional VMs and API-driven declarative VMs Explain the features of VM Service Explain the architecture of VM Service Explain the VM creation workflow with VM Service Explain the VM deployment process Explain the process of deploying a VM with configurable OVF properties in vSphere Supervisor Describe vSphere Pod storage and networking Outline the steps to create a vSphere Namespace and configure resource limits Explain the steps for creating VM Classes Explain how to deploy a vSphere Pod using kubectl and expose it through a Load Balancer IP 11. Multi-Tenancy in VCF Describe Multi-Tenancy in VCF Explain the VCF Private Cloud experience for each persona Explain the relationship between vSphere Supervisor instances, Regions, and Zones Describe the different types of Organizations in VCF Automation Outline the steps to create an Organization Explain the steps to create Content Libraries Describe how to set up Projects and Namespaces within an Organization 12. Consuming VCF Cloud Services for building an Extensible Ecosystem Describe how building an extensible ecosystem enables organizations to deploy cloud-native applications with integrated services Explain the steps for deploying Contour Ingress Controller to manage external access Explain the steps for deploying Harbor Image Registry for managing container images Outline the steps for deploying Argo CD service on Supervisor for GitOps continuous delivery Outline the deployment and management of Virtual Machines using VCF Automation Describe the deployment and management of VKS Clusters through VCF Automation Describe management of Harbor image repositories via projects Explain various ways to connect to VKS Clusters Explain the steps for deploying and consuming container-based applications using VCF Automation 13. VKS Cluster Deployment using Kubectl Explain how Kubernetes software distribution for VKS clusters is managed using vSphere Kubernetes releases (VKrs) Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using TanzuKubernetesCluster Describe VKS Cluster provisioning using ClusterClass Outline the steps to create a Subscribed Content Library Outline the steps for publishing a Local Content Library Outline the steps for VKS Cluster Provisioning with Calico CNI Explain the process of fetching the VKS Cluster admin kubeconfig from vSphere Supervisor Explain the process of connecting to the VKS Cluster using VCF CLI Explain the process of integrating VKS Clusters with Private Container Registry Outline the steps to integrate Harbor with a v1beta1 API cluster 14. Monitoring and Lifecycle Management of VKS Clusters List the supported Standard Packages for VKS Clusters Outline the requirements for Installing Packages on VKS Clusters Explain the process of Managing VKS Standard Packages Describe how VKS Cluster monitoring works Outline the step for Enabling Monitoring for VKS Clusters Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster from VCF Operations Explain monitoring and managing resources in a vSphere Namespace from vCenter Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster from VCF Automation Explain monitoring of VKS Cluster using kubectl 15. Deploying Workloads on VKS Clusters using Helm Describe the application deployment workflow using Helm Explain how Docker images and Helm charts are managed in OCI registry on Harbor Outline the steps for deploying an application using Helm Outline the steps for upgrading an application using Helm 16. VKS Cluster Day-2 Operations Describe Volume Snapshots Describe the lifecycle of a Volume Snapshot and Volume Snapshot Content Outline the steps to Install and Deploy vSphere pvCSI Webhook Outline the steps to Install and Deploy External CSI Snapshot Webhook Outline the steps to Restore a Volume Snapshot Explain the process of registering a New VKS Version Explain the process of upgrading the VKS Version Outline the steps to update VKS Cluster using VCF CLI 17. VKS Cluster Management and Istio Service Mesh Explain how VKS cluster management enables platform engineers to manage VKS clusters at scale Describe VKS cluster management architecture Describe how VKS cluster management delivers centralized visibility across the entire VKS cluster fleet Explain how consistent policies are enforced across clusters through VKS cluster management Explain how VKS clusters can be backed up using VKS cluster management Describe how VKS standard packages are deployed and managed through VKS cluster management Describe the functionality and key components of the Istio Service Mesh Outline the steps required to install Istio on a VKS cluster Explain the process for deploying the Kiali dashboard Illustrate how to visualize the Istio Service Mesh using Kiali Explain how to use the Gateway API to configure traffic routing within Istio the service mesh Describe the steps for collecting Istio support bundle files

Deze training is geschikt voor professionals die actief zijn in infra- en groenprojecten en hun rol willen versterken bij uitvoering en toezicht. De 5-daagse training Directie, Toezicht en Uitvoeren met de UAV (DTUU) helpt je je rol te versterken als directievoerder, toezichthouder of (assistent)uitvoerder in infra- en groenprojecten. Je leert werken binnen de juridische kaders van UAV en RAW-bestekken én effectief samenwerken met alle betrokken partijen. Wat je leert Rollen en verantwoordelijkheden binnen UAV en RAW. RAW-bestekken lezen en toepassen in de praktijk. Effectieve communicatie en samenwerking. Omgaan met afwijkingen, meer- en minderwerk en risico’s. Kwaliteitsborging en resultaatgericht werken. Programmaoverzicht Dag 1: Introductie, contractvormen en kwaliteitsborging Dag 2: RAW-systematiek en UAV in de praktijk Dag 3: Samenwerken en projectadministratie Dag 4: UAV verdieping en praktische toepassing Dag 5: Aanbesteden, risicobeheersing, intervisie en toets

De training 'Veilig werken in riolen' is bedoeld voor werknemers die werkzaamheden in riolen moeten uitvoeren. Tijdens de training worden de volgende onderwerpen behandeld: definitie besloten ruimte; wet- en regelgeving; herkennen van de gevaren:o verstikkingsgevaar;o brand- en explosiegevaar;o gevaar voor bedwelming of vergiftiging;o bewegende delen;o beheersen van gevaren van elektriciteit;o vallen, uitglijden en vallende voorwerpen; evalueren van de bestaande situatie:o onderzoek van de atmosfeer in de ruimte;o van de ruimte, de omgeving en de toe te passen werkmethode; beheersen van de risico’s:o beheersen van de atmosfeer in een besloten ruimte;o maatregelen in en rondom de besloten ruimte;o organisatorische maatregelen;o bedrijfshulpverlening; meet- en overige apparatuur; persoonlijke beschermingsmiddelen. De deelnemer wordt getraind om op een veilige en verantwoorde manier te werken in riolen met heel veranderlijke omstandigheden voor wat betreft zuurstof, vergif, ziekteverwekkers en brandgevaar. Hiermee voldoen werkgever en deelnemers aan de door de Arbowet en de Nederlandse Inspectie gestelde eisen van voldoende instructie en aantoonbaarheid.

In deze training leer je de basisprincipes en uitgangspunten van bestekken en UAV te herkennen, te gebruiken en in verschillende situaties toe te passen. In deze training komen de volgende onderwerpen aan de orde: Basis kennis contracten Aanbestedingsproces Basis kennis bestekken RAW systematiek, Beeldbestekken Basis kennis projectmatig werken Basis kennis kwaliteitsplan Basis kennis V&G plan Basis kennis wet en regelgeving De betekenis en werking van de UAV De betekenis en uitgangspunten van diverse bestekken en contractvormen

De training veilig werken in besloten ruimten is bedoeld voor werknemers die werkzaamheden in besloten ruimten moeten uitvoeren Inhoud van de training Veilig werken in besloten ruimtenKenmerken zijn de beperkte bewegingsruimte, geen of weinig daglicht, geen of weinig ventilatie, kans op zuurstoftekort, mogelijk gevaarlijke stoffen, beperkte toegankelijkheid en vluchtmogelijkheden.Tijdens de training worden de volgende onderwerpen behandeld: definitie besloten ruimte; wet- en regelgeving besloten ruimten; herkennen van de gevaren:o verstikkingsgevaar;o brand- en explosiegevaar;o gevaar voor bedwelming of vergiftiging;o bewegende delen;o beheersen van gevaren van elektriciteit;o vallen, uitglijden en vallende voorwerpen; evalueren van de bestaande situatie:o onderzoek van de atmosfeer in de ruimte;o van de ruimte, de omgeving en de toe te passen werkmethode; beheersen van de risico’s:o beheersen van de atmosfeer in een besloten ruimte;o maatregelen in en rondom de besloten ruimte;o organisatorische maatregelen;o bedrijfshulpverlening; gebruik meet- en overige apparatuur; benodigde persoonlijke beschermingsmiddelen; betredingsprocedure op maat, op basis van de vastgestelde opzet.

Deze training is bedoeld voor medewerkers die als opdrachtgever verantwoordelijk zijn voor V&G-aspecten tijdens de ontwerp- en uitvoeringsfase van bouw-, verbouwings-, renovatie- of sloopprojecten De training is opgebouwd uit de volgende aspecten: Relevante bepalingen uit de Arbowet- en regelgeving, relevante arbocatalogi en bouwbesluit V&G risico's Samenhang V&G V&G ontwerpfase V&G uitvoeringsfase bouwproces PBM Opdracht

Deze training is bedoeld voor toezichthouders, directievoerders en uitvoerders die willen doorgroeien naar projectleider binnen groene en civieltechnische projecten in de aanleg, het beheer en onderho Inhoud van het programma Dag 1 projectmatig werken, projectteam en afwegen Introductie en kennismaken Het vak “projectleider” Het proces Dag 2 contract Projectmatig werken Het contract en de samenwerkingsvorm Dag 3 aanbesteden Risico gestuurd werken Aanbesteden Dag 4 samenwerken/casus/toets Inkoopplan Samenwerken of samen werken Toets