ERO Emergency Response Officer
Found! BHV course in English. A professional ERO course to qualify as a company Emergency Response Officer (BHV).
Our ERO course for the Amsterdam–Amstelveen region provides everything you need to become a competent and skilled first responder in the emergency assistance chain.
In just one day, you will learn how to raise the alarm, provide basic first aid, perform resuscitation, extinguish an incipient fire, and carry out an evacuation.
Our course ensures that you acquire the essential skills and competencies to function as a company Emergency Response Officer, as outlined in the NedCert competence profile.
Here's what you will learn during your ERO course day
Experience a special day and step into another world, which can become reality on your own work floor.
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Meet the professional who will guide you
I am René van der Helm, your NedCert-certified instructor.
With extensive experience in emergency care as a Certified Emergency Nurse and Lieutenant Fire Officer, I understand firsthand how crucial it is to act swiftly and effectively in critical situations. This hands-on experience shapes my teaching approach.
My lessons are modern, to the point, and tailored to what you truly need. I use a varied mix of learning styles to keep you engaged and interested from start to finish.
By intentionally keeping groups small, I ensure that you receive the personal attention you deserve.
I will make sure you gain real-life experience in responding effectively to incidents in your workplace.
The ERO certificate is valid for two years
Course fee
The price of the one-day Emergency Response Officer course includes the textbook, use of emergency response training materials, bandages, AEDs, fire extinguishers, as well as free tea/coffee, lunch, and examination fees.
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Frequently Asked Questions
NedCert is a well-known, internationally active Dutch certification body. Since 2004, it has been issuing certificates for professional competence in the fields of prevention, occupational emergency response, and emergency medical care.
The NedCert Stakeholder Board is responsible for the content of each certificate. This board consists of representatives from employers, employees (certificate holders), and training providers.
Upon successfully passing the exam, a certificate is issued to confirm the individual’s professional competence. This certification provides confidence that the holder can function effectively and efficiently in their respective field. All certificates are issued in accordance with ISO 17024.
Click here for the NedCert website.
BHV is mandatory for all employers, associations, and event organisers.
This obligation is outlined in the Working Conditions Act and the Regulations for Fire-Safe Use and Basic Assistance for Other Locations.Yes, our BHV / ERO certificate is valid for two years!
This means that the Emergency Response Officer only has to attend an ERO day after two years.
Policy rules on working conditions legislation
These policy rules are expired. However, they are the last described most concrete guidance for the government. It roughly stated the following: every two years, at least 8 hours are spent per Emergency Response Officer on refresher courses and exercises.
How often the ERO must attend a course is NOT stated in the Working Conditions Act. Of course it is good to practice a few times every year, such as an evacuation drill, but that must be done at your company. You must, however, be able to demonstrate that you have competent ERO’s and that is possible with an official NedCert certificate.
An Emergency Response Officer (ERO) provides assistance within companies and organisations.
According to Article 15 of the Working Conditions Act, any company with employees and/or visitors must have trained Emergency Response Officers. If a company is still small, the owner may take on the role of Emergency Response Officer themselves.
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