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Laser safety for everyone

Cette certification est conçue pour fournir une compréhension fondamentale de la sécurité laser, y compris les principaux risques associés à l'utilisation de lasers, les méthodes de prévention des accidents, les mesures de protection pour les yeux et la peau, ainsi que les procédures de contrôle et d'urgence.

Level 1

For operators, technicians and other personnel in direct contact with a laser sensor or a laser machine

Les détenteurs de la certification de niveau 2 en sécurité laser sont équipés pour travailler en toute sécurité avec des lasers de classe 3B et 4, qui sont couramment utilisés dans les applications industrielles, médicales, scientifiques et militaires.

Level 2

For technicians, laser system workers and people that are likely to be exposed to a laser beam.

Les détenteurs de la certification de niveau 3 en sécurité laser ont démontré leur expertise en matière de sécurité laser et leur capacité à évaluer et à contrôler les risques associés à l'utilisation de lasers de haute puissance dans des environnements complexes et/ou de haute sécurité.

Level 3

For laser safety referents such as HSE managers and safety engineers.

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Nos formations respectent le code du travail et les dernières normes de la sécurité laser - protection de vos salariés - meilleure sécurité au travail - moins d'accidents de travail

Laser safety training, serving your safety

Laser safety training is crucial for creating a safe work environment and complying with the European standard EN 60825-1. This training helps employees to identify potential hazards and take necessary precautions. It covers laser radiation properties, classification, and safety measures, as well as the use of protective equipment, emergency response procedures and compliance with regulations.

By providing laser safety training you commit to the safety of your employees, complying with relevant regulations and avoiding legal repercussions and fines.

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Reasons to train your staff

The view is irreplaceable

Vision is humanity's most cherished sense, and lasers have the potential to cause irreversible harm to our eyes, ranging from diminished visual acuity to complete blindness.

A complex danger

to apprehend

Laser propagation, reflections on a diffuse surface,

extremely dangerous near infrared radiation.... so many essential concepts to understand.

Financial consequences

These accidents can not only affect the health and well-being of workers, but also have major financial consequences for the company.

Your laser technologies are evolving

Security protocols should be updated regularly to ensure that they are still effective and relevant.

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Is the labeling requirement imposed by the labor code?

No, the labor code does not refer to the concept of labeling. This notion is purely commercial. The labor code requires that "The employer ensures that workers exposed to artificial optical radiation receive information about potential risks associated with this type of radiation."
An obligation for the majority of companies

The laser safety training complies with legal regulations. The French Labor Code (through R. 4452-3, R. 4452-19, and R. 4452-21) requires employers to take all necessary measures to reduce the risk associated with laser exposure and provide training to employees who may be exposed to lasers. Therefore, laser safety training is mandatory, just like other training programs that are subject to legal obligations, such as fire extinguisher handling, evacuation procedures, fire safety training, and so on.
What is the regulatory text that requires me to train my personnel?

New obligations for employers (since Decree No. 2010-750 of July 2010) require ensuring the mastery of laser installation safety. For the use of laser devices above Class 1, laser safety training is necessary.
Which training should I choose for my staff?

At first glance, the choice of training level may seem complex, but we have simplified it for you into 3 levels. Level 1: This is for a person who will be working with Class 1 to 2M laser devices, such as sensor lasers or lasers on a laser machine (excluding maintenance work). This includes operators, mainly. This format is offered via video conferencing and has a duration of 3 hours and 30 minutes. Level 2: This is for persons who perform maintenance on laser devices and/or handle beams with a laser class higher than 2M. This includes maintenance technicians, researchers, engineers, among others. This format is offered via video conferencing and lasts for one day. Level 3: This is for individuals responsible for ensuring laser installation safety on-site. This includes future Laser Safety Coordinators. Each company needs at least one person trained at this level to perform risk analysis and reduce risks associated with laser installations. This includes safety managers (or HSE), safety engineers, and more. This format is offered via video conferencing and has a duration of 2 days.
Inter or intra training: how to choose

The differences between intra and inter-company training: Intra-company training is carried out for a single company only, and can be customized to your needs. The price is fixed and independent of the number of participants. The date can be chosen. Available in French or English, by videoconference or face-to-face Inter-company training brings together participants from different companies. The price is fixed per person. The date cannot be chosen at your convenience (one session available per month). Only available in French, by videoconference only. For more than 2 people, intra-company training is less expensive because the price of the training is independent of the number of people. A maximum of 10 people is allowed on in-company training courses.