DESCRIPTION

The RSPP Course is structured in a Module called • RSPP COURSE • MODULE B COMMON 48 hours for all productive sectors except four following, for which the path must be integrated with the frequency of the specialization modules indicated in the Agreement State Regions of 07 July 2016.:
RSPP SPECIALIZATION MODULE SP1- • AGRICULTURE - FORESTRY FISHING, 12 HOURS;
RSPP SPECIALIZATION MODULE SP2 - QUARRIES AND CONSTRUCTIONS. with a duration of 16 HOURS;•
RSPP SPECIALIZATION MODULE SP3 - RESIDENTIAL HEALTH CARE. of the duration of 12 HOURS;•
RSPP SPECIALIZATION MODULE SP4 - CHEMICAL, PETROCHEMICAL, MANUFACTURING ACTIVITIES. 16 HOURS;
In the standard it is provided that the final tests are excluded from the training hours.
The course RSPP Module B is valid as a request for CFP certification to the Orders of Engineers and Architects as "application for credits with self-certification", "enabling courses", "Security Qualification", then in the verification section of the Enabling Courses (point 2 letters c).
Pursuant to art. 8 of the Regulations is awarded 1 cfp for each hour of the course, with the maximum limit in the case of courses longer than 20 hours of 20 cfp for participation in each individual course.
For the recognition of cfp it is necessary that:
- the frequency is not less than 80% of the total expected;
- in cases where a final test is planned, it is passed.

The course RSPP Module B is the course related to the nature of risks present in the workplace and related to work activities is necessary for the performance of the functions of RSPP and ASPP • it concerns training on risk prevention and protection, also of an ergonomic and psycho-social nature, the organization and management of technical-administrative activities and communication techniques in the company and trade union relations.

The subject areas of the course RSPP Module B are structured by providing a Module common to all production sectors lasting 48 hours.
The above-mentioned common Module B is exhaustive for all production sectors except for four for which the path must be integrated with the frequency of the specialization modules indicated in the table below.
The common RSPP Module B course is preparatory for access to specialization modules.

Common Module B responds to the need to form an ASPP RSPP with transversal skills, following a modular approach as provided in the State Regions Agreement:•
UD1
Specific techniques for risk assessment and accident analysis
UD2
Environment and workplaces
UD 3
Fire risk and emergency management
UD 4
Accident risks:
- Plant and equipment machinery
- Electrical risk
- Mechanical risk
- Goods handling: lifting equipment and goods transport equipment
- Means of transport: rail, road, air and sea
UD 5
Accident risks:
- Falls from above
UD 6
Ergonomie and work organisation risks:
- manual handling of loads
- equipment incorporating video terminals
UD7
Risks of a psycho-social nature:
- Related work stress
- Bullying and burn-out phenomena
UD8
Physical agents
UD9
Chemical agents, carcinogens, and mutagens, asbestos
UD10
Biological agents
UD11
Risks related to particular activities:
- Confined environments and/or suspected of pollution, road activities, waste management.
UD12 Organization of production processes

Requirements
In order to become RSPP or ASPP, you must have a qualification not lower than the diploma of upper secondary school.

To access the Module B course you must have attended Module A, or be exempted from it.
Module B is also preparatory to the frequency of specialized Modules B for the sectors that require it:
- 12-hour module B-Sp1 for fisheries and agriculture;
- Module B-Sp2 for construction and quarrying, lasting 16 hours;
- Module B-Sp3 for residential health care, lasting 12 hours;
- Module B-Sp4 for the chemical/petrochemical sector, lasting 16 hours.