QHSE Campus - Expertise. Digital. Practical.

The QHSE Campus combines over 30 years of 8.2's professional expertise in Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment with more than 9 years of experience in digital training. This knowledge forms the foundation for our interactive digital self-learning courses, which explain complex topics in an understandable way and connect them with practical, cross-industry, and applied examples.

Whether it's an initial induction or a refresher course, participants learn flexibly, independently, and at their own pace. They benefit from the expertise of professionals with real-world experience.

For companies, this means: easily organizing training and corporate solutions, tracking learning progress, and documenting records centrally. As a company's Campus Manager, you coordinate everything efficiently and transparently within one system.

Digital self-learning, reimagined

Our digital training courses make initial and refresher inductions flexible and easy to understand.

Learn whenever and wherever it suits you: The training courses are available 24/7, can be organized flexibly, and completed at your own pace.

But the QHSE Campus offers more than just the delivery of training. The platform creates additional opportunities for organization, documentation, learning progress, and collaboration, and our focus is on continuous development.

‍Your benefits:

App usage, online or offline
interactive learning content
Multi-client capability with company-specific branding
practical, real-world examples
cross-industry
transparent learning progress
Learning assessment via final test with certificate
Overview of upcoming training courses

Our training courses

EuP training

This training qualifies your employees as electrically instructed persons (EuP) or allows you to conduct the required refresher training efficiently and practically. The course covers the fundamentals of electrical safety, raises awareness of hazards when working with electrical systems, and helps companies fulfill their mandatory training obligations.

The content is based on current legal requirements and recognized technical standards. It is grounded in regulations including the Occupational Health and Safety Act (ArbSchG), the Industrial Safety Regulation (BetrSichV), DGUV Regulation 3, DIN VDE 0105-100, and DIN VDE 1000-10.