Support and training

How can we help?

siQmo comes to your premises, your site, your warehouse and your event. We train, inspect and document, and hand over a record that holds up under scrutiny.

Illustration: four workers in workwear around a fire extinguisher and a CPR training manikin
DGUV compliant DIN 14096 § 43 IfSG Six languages Nationwide

The difference

The person who trains is the person who inspects.

There are providers who run a course and hand you a PDF to file yourself. With us, the person who shows up is a designated fire safety officer and works in emergency medical services. Every appointment ends with a record that goes straight into your documentation.

From practice, not from a textbook

Our instructors are fire safety officers, logistics masters and active paramedics. What gets taught in the course happened the day before.

At the actual workplace

We train in your hall, your kitchen, on your site. With your routes, your equipment and the people who actually work there.

The record is part of it

Attendance lists, instruction records, inspection reports and action plans, complete, dated and audit-proof.

Services

Five fields, one point of contact.

Fire safety, first aid, hygiene, specialist courses and the academy interlock in day-to-day operations. We bundle them so you do not have to coordinate five providers.

Illustration: fire safety helper with an extinguisher beside an open switch cabinet and a thermal camera

Thermography

Cable fires announce themselves.

Most electrical fires start at a terminal that has been heating up for weeks. Thermography makes the hot spot visible while it is still a repair job and not yet a loss.

  • Switch cabinets, distribution boards and machines under load
  • Findings report with temperature readings and priority
  • Recognised by many property insurers

Six languages

Instructed means understood.

Section 12 of the German Occupational Safety Act requires that instruction is understood. Anyone who instructs in German and is not understood has not instructed.

Illustration: two first aiders performing chest compressions on a training manikin beside a defibrillator

First aid

Anyone who has only seen a manikin on a table will hesitate.

In a real emergency the first three minutes decide the outcome. So we do not train in a seminar room but where the emergency will actually happen, with realistic casualty simulation, noise, confined space and the colleagues who will have to help.

  • Scenario training at the actual workplace
  • Delivered by active emergency medical personnel
  • Costs often covered by the statutory accident insurer

Find your fit

What do you operate?

Every environment has its own inspection intervals and its own record-keeping duties. Pick yours, we will show you what applies.

Choose your environment on the left. We will show you which services apply and what the next step is.

Tell us what you operate.

We will map your legal obligations, name the next step and reply within one working day.