This online course is intended for you who do not perform electrical work or are not an electrical professional, but work in an environment where electrical equipment or cables can pose a risk. The course provides the skills to identify electrical hazards, act safely in your own work task, and understand where the limits of your own responsibility and expertise lie.
In short:
A layman is a person who is neither an electrical industry professional nor a trained person. When an electrical industry professional guides a layman in a specific job task in a specific location, the layman becomes a guided person.
An instructed person understands the electrical hazards associated with their work and knows how to act safely in accordance with the given instructions. They do not perform electrical work themselves, but can work near electrical equipment or in auxiliary tasks where electricity must be considered a risk factor.
The training is suitable for anyone who works in an area where there is a risk of exposure to electricity without being an electrical professional. The course is well suited for both orientation to the job and for regular maintenance of safety knowledge.
The content goes through the essential aspects for a guided person in six main sections:
The course content meets the requirements of Annex X.6 of the electrical safety standard SFS 6002:2025 and the Electricity Safety Act (1135/2016) regarding electrical safety training.
You will receive the participation link in your email immediately after the course confirmation, and you can complete the training at your own pace. If you already have previous online course credits, you can continue the unfinished course directly from your own course list.
Once you have completed all the sections of the online course and passed the final exam, you will receive a qualification valid for five years. The electronic certificate can be downloaded immediately after the successful completion of the exam.
No. This course does not qualify for the continuing education credit for driver’s professional qualification.
Yes, if you wish. The plastic card is available for an additional fee (15 € + VAT) at the time of ordering.
Yes, the course is also available in an English version.
Yes. The price for a group of 10 people is €960 + VAT. For larger groups, please contact us for a quote.
Contact information:
Request a quote for group training
This is the only SFS 6002 course that is designed for for professionals in the non-electricity sector. Our other versions (general, power grid, industry, automotive sector) are all intended for professionals in the electrical sector — this, on the other hand, is for you who work in the vicinity of electrical hazards without any electrical engineering training.
Get acquainted with all our electrical safety training courses
For everyone who is not an electrical professional but works in an environment where electrical equipment or cables can pose a risk.
A layperson has not received professional guidance from an electrical industry professional on a specific task. When an electrical industry professional guides a layperson in a specific job in a specific location, they become a guided person.
No. An instructed person does not do electrical work but can recognise electrical hazards and work safely near electrical equipment following the instructions given.
Requirements of Annex X.6 of the Electrical Work Safety Standard SFS 6002:2025 and of the Electricity Safety Act 1135/2016.
About 3 hours.
Five years.
Yes.
Yes, the price for a 10-person group is €960 + VAT.
Electrical work safety training SFS 6002 for instructed persons online, approx. 3 h. Not for electrical professionals. Qualification valid for 5 years.
109,00 € (+ VAT 25.5%)
This online course is intended for you who do not perform electrical work or are not an electrical professional, but work in an environment where electrical equipment or cables can pose a risk. The course provides the skills to identify electrical hazards, act safely in your own work task, and understand where the limits of your own responsibility and expertise lie.
In short:
A layman is a person who is neither an electrical industry professional nor a trained person. When an electrical industry professional guides a layman in a specific job task in a specific location, the layman becomes a guided person.
An instructed person understands the electrical hazards associated with their work and knows how to act safely in accordance with the given instructions. They do not perform electrical work themselves, but can work near electrical equipment or in auxiliary tasks where electricity must be considered a risk factor.
The training is suitable for anyone who works in an area where there is a risk of exposure to electricity without being an electrical professional. The course is well suited for both orientation to the job and for regular maintenance of safety knowledge.
The content goes through the essential aspects for a guided person in six main sections:
The course content meets the requirements of Annex X.6 of the electrical safety standard SFS 6002:2025 and the Electricity Safety Act (1135/2016) regarding electrical safety training.
You will receive the participation link in your email immediately after the course confirmation, and you can complete the training at your own pace. If you already have previous online course credits, you can continue the unfinished course directly from your own course list.
Once you have completed all the sections of the online course and passed the final exam, you will receive a qualification valid for five years. The electronic certificate can be downloaded immediately after the successful completion of the exam.
No. This course does not qualify for the continuing education credit for driver’s professional qualification.
Yes, if you wish. The plastic card is available for an additional fee (15 € + VAT) at the time of ordering.
Yes, the course is also available in an English version.
Yes. The price for a group of 10 people is €960 + VAT. For larger groups, please contact us for a quote.
Contact information:
Request a quote for group training
This is the only SFS 6002 course that is designed for for professionals in the non-electricity sector. Our other versions (general, power grid, industry, automotive sector) are all intended for professionals in the electrical sector — this, on the other hand, is for you who work in the vicinity of electrical hazards without any electrical engineering training.
Get acquainted with all our electrical safety training courses
For everyone who is not an electrical professional but works in an environment where electrical equipment or cables can pose a risk.
A layperson has not received professional guidance from an electrical industry professional on a specific task. When an electrical industry professional guides a layperson in a specific job in a specific location, they become a guided person.
No. An instructed person does not do electrical work but can recognise electrical hazards and work safely near electrical equipment following the instructions given.
Requirements of Annex X.6 of the Electrical Work Safety Standard SFS 6002:2025 and of the Electricity Safety Act 1135/2016.
About 3 hours.
Five years.
Yes.
Yes, the price for a 10-person group is €960 + VAT.
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