Level 3 prevention advisor training is the basic training for any new prevention advisor.
An internal prevention advisor provides guidance on workplace well-being policies and supports employers, supervisors, temporary workers and employees in implementing the well-being legislation within the workplace.
In this training, you will get the basic insights around the 7 welfare domains defined in the Codex: health, ergonomics, occupational safety, psychosocial aspects, occupational hygiene, workplace beautification and internal environment.
Legally, an internal prevention advisor must possess the required knowledge and expertise in the field of workplace well-being. This includes coordinating prevention activities, carrying out risk assessments and understanding the role and operation of the internal prevention committee (CPBW).
The required level of knowledge (1, 2 or 3) depends on the size of the organisation and the specific risks employees may be exposed to. You can find more information about this topic in our blog.
Based on these criteria, companies are divided into four categories: A, B, C and D.
For further information, please consult the website of the FPS Employment, Labour and Social Dialogue.
Registration for the Prevention Advisor Level 3 training can be completed via our online platform (with immediate confirmation and payment), or by email or phone.
If you wish to make use of the KMO-portefeuille subsidy for this Prevention Advisor training course, please fill in the form below rather than registering via our online platform.
If you would like more information or require any support, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Below is an overview of upcoming training sessions.
Each session consists of 5 staggered training days (from 8:30 to 17:00) with an exam on the last day.
Contact us or book your training via our online platform.
The next training session is scheduled to start on Thursday 01/10/2026.
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There is a tailored Level 3 Prevention Advisor course, carefully developed by our experienced instructors in collaboration with the prevention team.
The training course consists of approximately ten modules, organised around the various well-being aspects and delivered across five scheduled sessions.
This structure makes it easier to monitor progress throughout the course and maintain a clear overview of the learning journey.
For each module, a teaching moment will take place where a Prevom instructor will introduce students to the subject, with plenty of time for questions and interaction.
The regulations and overarching framework relating to health and safety legislation and the Belgian Well-being at Work Act are explained.
We review the various laws and legal obligations, how they fit together, as well as the importance of the Code on Well-being at Work and the applicable standards.
We also go over the main internal and external actors: services, FPS employment/labour/social consultation, High Council PBW, …
Een eerste introductie tot het framework van een daadkrachtig preventiebeleid met globaal preventieplan conform de wettelijke verplichtingen.
We examine the various elements of the dynamic risk management system in detail. You will be given examples of an annual action plan and we will learn how to draw up an overall prevention plan and an annual action plan and the associated administrative obligations and form requirements.
In addition, participants learn all the key methods, concepts and considerations needed to perform a comprehensive and correct risk assessment.
We examine the different fire hazards a prevention advisor may encounter in practice, followed by an in-depth exploration of the structure and importance of an effective fire prevention policy.
First aid is a vital component of any prevention policy. While every prevention advisor aims to prevent accidents from occurring, a well-structured first aid policy is critical to limiting the consequences of workplace incidents.
In addition, we explore the legal and practical position of specific categories of workers (such as interns, student employees and temporary workers, …) within the framework of workplace prevention.
Gaining insights into the different types of workplace accidents, their causes and consequences is important for a prevention advisor.
Our experts orient the course participants, showing lots of practical and concrete examples to give a clear picture of the reality in the workplace in different sectors within Belgium.
Prevention goes beyond the actions and behaviour of employees who are directly exposed to hazardous equipment, agents and activities.
We further explore the more nuanced aspects of prevention (ergonomics, hygiene and psychosocial factors) that play an important role in developing a comprehensive prevention policy. This includes considering less visible risks and addressing gradual hazards, such as poor posture or insufficient hygiene in shared spaces.
Chemical agents are an indispensable part of many industries and organisations in Belgium.
They can accelerate processes and simplify tasks, but it is essential to approach their use with the necessary patience, accuracy and care.
We examine the existing risks, potential preventive measures, the prevention framework, and the various legal requirements and regulations associated with this topic.
What exactly is the role of a prevention advisor? Who is responsible for what, and how do these different roles work together in practice?
We examine the obligations, cooperation structures and responsibilities that form the foundation of a correct and effective prevention policy.
In this module, we take a practical approach by examining numerous risks and their associated prevention measures in real-world situations.
We also take a closer look at working with third parties and employer responsibilities.
We further explore the role of machinery in the day-to-day operations of an organisation, the risks associated with its use, and how a proactive prevention policy can address these risks through appropriate preventive measures.
We also examine the various types of personal protective equipment (PPE) in detail and discuss how, in practice, these protective measures contribute significantly to safeguarding both employees and third parties.
The Prevention Advisor Level 3 training comprises 40 hours, divided between classroom sessions and individual practice and assessment moments, including preparing a risk analysis and learning how to apply the prevention hierarchy.
Our experts are happy to share their years of experience in different sectors with our trainees.
During each training day, we provide lunch, including your favourite sandwich, so you can take a well-deserved break.
We attach great importance to the quality of our training courses. This is why we make every effort to continue to guarantee this high quality.
Prevom has obtained various qualifications and recognitions thanks to this proactive attitude.
More information on all our accreditations training can be found here.
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Prevom is a recognised service provider under the SME portfolio.
Thanks to this recognition, your company can make use of financial concessions from the SME-P for our training courses.
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Prevom is also an approved service provider by WSE (Work Social Economy) of the Flemish government. This entitles our training PAIII to Flemish training leave. Recognition number: ODB-1002616
Prevom has successfully completed a Qfor audit.
This quality label (aimed at training courses and consultancy) is indicative of the quality of our training courses.
We are committed to guaranteeing the quality of our training courses in various ways.
Prevom is a BeSaCC-approved examination centre. This means that Prevom is officially allowed to conduct exams for personal SCC certificates (SCC basic and SOS-SCC).
Prevom works together with various organisations in the construction sector.
Our customers are therefore eligible for a premium for certain relevant training courses (such as safety training for the construction sector).
As a white-collar worker belonging to Joint Committee 200, you will receive financial support from Cevora and can apply for a training grant.
Alimento groups the sectoral services offered to food industry workers and employers under the management of the social partners (PC 118 and PC 220).
We attach great importance to the quality of our training courses. This is why we make every effort to continue to guarantee this high quality.
Prevom has obtained various qualifications and recognitions thanks to this proactive attitude.
“Experience has shown that complex legislation, combined with limited initial practical experience, can make the development or updating of a prevention policy a challenging task for newly trained prevention advisors.”
That is why, at Prevom, we choose to engage experienced prevention consultants as instructors, allowing them to share their expertise based on real-world practical experience.
You can read all about what level of training a prevention adviser needs in our blog.
No prior knowledge is required for the Level 3 Prevention Advisor training. Anyone who has mastered the language can participate.
This can be done in several ways.
Through our online platform you can explore our open training days and register your employees directly for a specific training opportunity.
Would you like to make use of the SME-wallet subsidy for this training course? Then fill in the
Per opleiding laten wij maximaal 15 werknemers toe om de kwaliteit te garanderen.
No, the Prevention Advisor Level 3 basic training does not require any specific prior knowledge or experience.
As an individual, you are more than welcome regardless of which sector you work in.
This classroom-based training can be delivered either in-company or at our training centres in Antwerp (Rumst & Aartselaar) and Limburg (Beringen).
We are happy to provide a solution tailored to your company. Our experts travel throughout Flanders to provide your employees with high-quality training. Feel free to contact us for a tailor-made quotation or training solution.
Yes, upon successfully completing the exam of the Prevention Advisor Level 3 basic training course, you will receive a certificate that is recognised and valid in Belgium.
Yes. For every lesson of this classroom-based Prevention Advisor course, we provide an attendance sheet for participants to sign. Attendance is a mandatory requirement for passing the exam.
Yes. If your employer requires an attendance certificate, we can issue one after each training session.
Prevom is an approved service provider under the SME portfolio: DV.O245622
Thanks to this recognition, your company can make use of financial concessions from the SME-P for our training courses.
If you want to take advantage of this, instead of using our online platform, fill in the form below and indicate that you want to use the SME wallet. Then we will take care of the rest.
In the event of a no-show or cancellation by the client, the registration fee or invoice amount remains fully payable. The same applies when the customer requests a change of the appointment date within the two-week period preceding the scheduled appointment. The customer is entitled to reschedule the training once at no additional cost, provided that the request is submitted at least two weeks before the scheduled date.
If you do not participate in the examination or training, you will not be eligible to receive a certificate/attestation. To obtain a certificate/attestation, you must of course pass the examination/internal test.
We make every effort to ensure that no examination or training session is ever cancelled by Prevom. If this should nevertheless occur due to exceptional circumstances or force majeure, we will notify you by telephone or email.
Prevom will provide a full refund of the registration fee in the event of cancellation, without any additional charges beyond the initial amount paid at the time of booking.
If it becomes apparent on the day of the training that the practical exercises cannot be carried out safely, we reserve the right to suspend the training without refunding the amount due.
We will be happy to answer all your questions about this programme or any of our other courses.
Whatever sector you operate in:
Prevom has the right expertise for you!
