Trainor has been formally licensed as an Approved Training Provider (ATP) by CompEx, the global competency standard for hazardous area practitioners. This approval enables Trainor to offer two e-learning courses with official CompEx certification – a significant step in strengthening its global training offering.
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Market-leading Norwegian EdTech company, Trainor, has been selected as the eLearning partner for CompEx - a globally recognised certification scheme - in support of its mission to optimise learning and enhance safety outcomes in the water utilities sector.
- A responsibility we take very seriously, says Trond Løfqvist in Trainor. The ed-tech company has signed a new framework agreement with Equinor
– A huge acknowledgment, said CCO Morten Aasen, as Trainor’s eLearning courses for Ex training are to be available globally through the UL Solutions virtual training website.
- The courses have been created in close collaboration with reference persons from the petroleum industry and are relevant both for offshore installations and onshore facilities, says Trond Løfqvist in Trainor. Trainor launches 2 new e-learning courses specially adapted to the petroleum industry.
- Launching 4 new DNV recognized and award-winning courses on safety in or near hazardous or explosive areas (Ex areas).
Trainor has partnered with the certification body CompEx to develop a cutting-edge library of e-learning for workers in hazardous areas. - A great acknowledgement of the next generation e-learning we make at Trainor, says Chief Commercial Officer Morten Aasen.
Trainor was awarded a bronze prize in the category E-learning experience during The Learning Ideas Conference in New York earlier this summer. - Incredibly fun, says Sales Manager Morten Aasen and Head of Learning Experience, Amanda Westrum van Til.
Participating in the HazardEx conference in October 2021, the Norwegian ed-tech company Trainor experienced significant interest in their premium digital training product offering. - The industry deserves great Ex training, and that is exactly what we deliver, says Morten Aasen, Trainor CCO.
it is now possible to complete several units of IECEx Personnel Certification without physical attendance in the examination room.
New e-learning course aims to secure work in hazardous areas.
The annual seminar held in the Sheraton Saigon Hotel on the 30th of August, brought together over 120 participants who works in potential explosive atmospheres (Ex), to share their knowledge, the overview of Vietnamese industry and the challenge of how to bring the national industry to a higher level of safety.
Hosted by Trainor Vietnam, personnel working in potential explosive atmospheres (Ex) will gather in the Sheraton Saigon Hotel and Towers, Ho Chi Minh City, August 30th 2019, for the 3rd annual ATEX & IECEx Seminar.
"Our goal is to highlight what we think is the best tool for improving the safety of the Ex industry globally," says Managing Director of Trainor Certification, Einar Thorén.
On 31st of August, Trainor Vietnam held successfully the ATEX & IECEx Seminar for the second consecutive year at the Sheraton Saigon Hotel.
Trainor Certification will initially serve the international Ex industries to the markets in Norway, Vietnam and Korea.
Trainor colleagues from 4 countries meet to speak up for Ex safety work at IECEx International Conference in Shanghai this week.
"We have no guarantee of success, but daring to take chances is the Trainor way", remarks CEO, Terje Gravdal on the company's Ex-training venture in Vietnam.The company believes they have found the right man for the job in Swedish-Vietnamese Thaison Vu, and aims to open a local training centre at the beginning of 2017.
Every year there are a number of gas leaks in the petroleum industry. The Petroleum Safety Authority is worried that one of these relatively frequent leaks could cause a serious accident in a land-based or offshore installation. To avoid the possibility leaking gas igniting and creating hazardous situations, there are strict requirements for equipment and training.
