SIU Sachkenntnis Chemikalien mit Zertifikat

SIU – Schweizerisches Institut für Unternehmerschulung Switzerland source

SIU, the Schweizerisches Institut für Unternehmerschulung in Zurich, Switzerland, is an adult education school. Its two-day course "Sachkenntnis Chemikalien mit Zertifikat", held in Bern, Olten and Zurich for people who supply hazardous substances in trade (groups 1 and 2), covers the legal basis, GHS labelling, safety data sheets and customer advice, and ends with an open-book exam and a Sachkenntnis certificate. source

Covers: not stated by the vendor
Languages: not stated
Pricing: not stated
Markets: German-speaking Switzerland (Bern, Olten, Zurich course dates)source
Services: Trainingsource

Prices, features and terms

Prices

Sachkenntnis Chemikalien mit Zertifikat (2 days) CHF 890.00 per participant, including teaching materials, exam fee and certificate
Final exam without course CHF 150.00 for the final exam without attending the course

As published by the vendor, checked 18 October 2026. Prices change — the vendor’s page is the reference: pricing page.

What it does, according to the vendor

Content: customer advice, GHS labelling (basics of hazard assessment), legal basis, safety data sheets, product-specific knowledgesource
Target group: people responsible for supplying hazardous substances and preparations in trade (groups 1 and 2); no prior education requiredsource
Withdrawal: CHF 500 processing fee up to 30 days before start; plus 10% from day 29 to 15; plus 25% from day 14source

What the vendor says it is responsible for

Customer responsibility

“Der Abschluss einer Versicherung gegen Unfall, Haftpflicht und Diebstahl ist Sache der Teilnehmenden.”

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