New! “SFS 6002 – Electrical Safety” eLearning Course Now Available in Polish

Timo Vahtera24.7.2025

🇵🇱 Przeczytaj po polsku

We’re excited to announce the release of our newest eLearning course:
“SFS 6002 – Electrical Safety”, now fully available in Polish!

Why is this course important?

Anyone performing electrical work in Finland is legally required to complete electrical safety training based on the SFS 6002 standard at least once every five years. This requirement applies to not only to electricians, installers, specialists, and their supervisors, but also other people who work in electrical facilities or near them. This other type of work could be related to painting, cleaning, lifting operations etc.
Now, for the first time, this mandatory training is available entirely in Polish – making it more accessible than ever.

Who is this course for?

This course is designed specifically for Polish-speaking professionals working in Finland. For years, many Polish clients have taken our trainings in English – and while that works, we know that learning in your native language is more effective and comfortable.

What makes this course stand out?

  • Polish language support – all lesson texts, infographics, and tables are fully translated; all videos include Polish subtitles
  • Self-paced eLearning – study at your own speed, anytime, anywhere
  • No prior qualifications required – start learning right after purchase
  • Online exam & instant certification
  • Flexible certification options – download or print a file, get a virtual card, or order a plastic card

How does it work?

  1. Purchase the course.
  2. Get immediate access to the learning platform with video and text-based lessons.
  3. Study at your own pace.
  4. When ready, take the online test.
  5. Upon passing, you’ll automatically receive your selected form of certification.

Certification Options:

  • PDF Certificate – printable and affordable
  • Virtual Card – perfect for your phone or laptop
  • Plastic Card – durable and wallet-friendly (includes the virtual card at no extra cost)

Course Topics Include:

  • Electrical hazards and arc flash injuries
  • Electric shock prevention
  • Working with de-energized equipment
  • Live work and working near high-voltage systems
  • Risk assessment and work planning
  • Functional testing and operating procedures
  • Real-world accident case studies
  • First aid requirements under SFS 6002
    …and more.

The course was created by experienced safety professionals, and the Polish version was developed in collaboration with native-speaking experts to ensure clarity, accuracy, and ease of use.

🔗 Learn more and enroll today:
👉 https://tva.fi/lms30/product/szkolenie-sfs6002-bezpieczenstwo-elektryczne-elearning-po-polsku

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.

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