Die Anerkennung eines Sachkundelehrgangs für Biozid-Produkte beantragen

If you want to offer a training course for the use of biocidal products requiring expert knowledge, you must have the course recognized by the competent authority in advance.

If you want to offer a course for one or more uses of biocidal products that require expert knowledge, you must have the course recognized by the competent authority beforehand.

These are courses for carrying out fumigation with pesticides or biocidal products or for certain uses of biocidal products, for example

• in the hygiene sector,
• as pesticides or
• as protective agents to prevent the development of microbes and algae

are used.

In order to be admitted to the course, you must prove that the course meets the legal requirements and that you have qualified teaching staff.

• Teaching material and documents relating to the course concept, including
  • Course program
  • Course content
  • Instructors and their qualifications
  • Timetable with details of the instructors for the teaching unit
  • Proof of the lecturers' qualifications
  • Contents of the presentations as short contributions
  • Information on the teaching material
  • Draft of a course certificate
  • Examination documents and information on the examination procedure (e.g. an examination sheet with assessment and marking of the correct answers)
  • Exact description of the expertise acquired through the course with reference to the underlying Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances (TRGS)
  • required prior qualification of the course participants

• The course concept fulfills the legal requirements for expertise in accordance with the Hazardous Substances Ordinance
• professionally qualified teaching staff

• The notice of recognition is accompanied by information on how you can lodge an appeal.

• Expertise in accordance with the Hazardous Substances Ordinance Recognition course for biocidal products
• Course on the use of biocidal products must be recognized
• Required documents:
  • Teaching material or documents relating to the course concept, including
  • Course program
  • Course content
  • Instructors and their qualifications
  • Timetable with details of the instructors for the teaching unit
  • Proof of the lecturers' qualifications
  • Contents of the presentations as short contributions
  • Information on the teaching material
  • Draft of a course certificate
  • Examination documents and details of the examination procedure
  • Exact description of the expertise to be acquired through the course with reference to the underlying Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances (TRGS)
  • Required prior qualification of the course participants
• Application by e-mail or in writing by post
• Responsible: local office

State Office for Environmental Protection