YOUR CAREER IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
The training to become a Safety Specialist (SIFA) according to the new training concept 3.0 comprehensively qualifies you for operational safety work in accordance with §7 ASiG and DGUV Regulation 2. In our part-time full-time course (6-9 months), you will acquire all the necessary skills to professionally advise and support employers in implementing occupational safety measures.
TARGET GROUP
Individuals seeking a career in occupational safety
Career changers with a technical background
Professionals looking to further qualify in occupational safety
Technicians and master craftsmen with professional experience
PREREQUISITES
To participate in the SIFA training, you should ideally have one of the following qualifications:
Engineering degree and at least 2 years of practical professional experience
State-recognised technician qualification and at least 2 years of professional experience
Master craftsman examination and at least 2 years of professional experience
At least 4 years of work in a master craftsman-equivalent position
TRAINING CONTENT
The SIFA Training 3.0 is structured into five learning fields that systematically prepare you for your work as a Safety Specialist:
Learning Field 1: Introduction to training and professional scope
Learning Field 2: Work systems and organisational structures
Learning Field 3: Assessment of working conditions
Learning Field 4: Design of work systems
Learning Field 5: Integration of occupational safety into operations
DATES & BOOKING
Nächste Termine
Fachkraft für Arbeitssicherheit - SIFA Ausbildung
Fachkraft für Arbeitssicherheit - SIFA Ausbildung
Fachkraft für Arbeitssicherheit - SIFA Ausbildung
Januar 2026
FAQ
How long does the SIFA training take?
The training to become a Safety Specialist according to the new concept 3.0 typically takes 6 to 9 months and is completed alongside regular employment. It includes classroom phases, self-study periods, and practical exercises in your own company.
What qualification do I receive?
Upon successful completion of the training, you will receive a certificate as a Safety Specialist in accordance with §7 ASiG. This qualifies you to advise employers on all matters of occupational safety.
What is the new SIFA training concept 3.0?
The training concept 3.0 is the current, modernised form of SIFA training. It places greater emphasis on competence-oriented learning, practical application, and the integration of occupational safety into operational processes. The training is divided into five learning fields.
Can I complete the training alongside my job?
Yes, the SIFA training is explicitly designed as a part-time qualification alongside regular employment. The classroom phases are supplemented by self-study periods and practical tasks in your own company.
What are the tasks of a Safety Specialist?
As a SIFA, you advise employers on the design of safe workplaces, conduct risk assessments, develop occupational safety concepts, and train employees. You are an important partner for operational safety and health.
Contact
Nele Koberg
Head of Training Operations