Basic safety SCC (B-VCA) - One-day training course

The one-day B-VCA training course contains only a theory part and no practical part.

• Legislation and regulations
• Accident risks
• Hazardous substances
• Fire hazard
• Explosion hazard
• Working in confined spaces
• Safe working in general
• Working safely with electricity
• Safe working with tools
• Working safely with hoisting equipment and forklift trucks
• Working safely at heights
• Lifting, tripping, slipping and falling
• Personal protective equipment (PPE)

The one-day Basic Safety SCC (B-VCA) training is primarily meant for people whose B-VCA (formerly VVA1) diploma is about to expire and who need to have a valid B-VCA diploma for their work. With good preparation or if you already have a lot of prior knowledge, this training is also suitable for people who will take the B-VCA exam for the first time.

Don't have experience with the above topics? Then book a B-VCA two-day training course.

DELTA Safety Training can also offer this training in other languages. Please contact us for that.
The VCA training can be combined (at additional cost) with an exam in another language:

• Arabic
• Bulgarian
• German
• English
• French
• Greek
• Hungarian
• Italian
• Croatian
• Lithuanian
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Romanian
• Russian
• Slovak
• Spanish
• Turkish
• Vietnamese

No admission requirements

• Valid identification, choice of:
  • Passport
  • Identity card
  • Driving licence

• Free digibook including practice questions and a mock exam.
• Digital certificate as proof of completion. A paper certificate will be not standard sent. If you wish, however, you can receive a paper SCC certificate at an additional cost of €25 excluding VAT. Read our blog article for more information.
• Fully catered lunch
• Coffee and tea
• Course material
• There will be, if chosen for the training with
  Code 95, 7 points will be credited.
• Exam
  (Please note: There is an additional cost for a non-Dutch exam. If you wish to take the exam in another language, please indicate the desired exam language in the remarks field of the booking form).