Free Health & Safety training
March 31, 2020
To support them and their workforce, and to increase and maintain their knowledge around the importance of health & safety at work, we have opened up our Occupational Health & Safety training for free, made available to use at home or remotely via any device they prefer.
Please feel free to distribute the training links to your partners & friends in Bangladesh. The training is available in Bengali.
Contact us at hello@quizrr.se if you have any questions.
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