What is happening at BZL right now.

On Europe’s largest infrastructure project, every move counts. BZL ran two stations: slinging loads and load securing.

Forklift, crane and C95 training in every federal state — and, on request, directly at your company, without travel days for your employees.

Complete annual safety instructions under § 14 ASchG online — without travel days, room hire or shift changes, with proof for every employee.

BZL has received the certificate for ESG status reporting. The measures comply with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards.

Forklift licence, crane operator training and C95 modules now also in Carinthia — without long journeys.

Over 1,500 trained participants, training at the Brenner Base Tunnel and in Kaprun, and four new faces in the team.

Working safely and efficiently avoids damage, empty runs and emissions. That makes training a sustainability issue too.

BZL held a forklift course directly inside the tunnel system — paving the way for on-site crane and C95 training.

What the forklift licence costs, how long the course takes, what you need to bring and how the exam works — the answers at a glance.

Members of the Salzburg water rescue service learnt how to handle chains, ropes, lifting slings and loops safely in a BZL course.

Professional drivers can complete modules of the statutory periodic training from home; the practical part remains on site.

Three exercises, fifteen minutes, no equipment: BZL fitness coach John J. Geser shows a quick workout for in between.

Simple exercises for everyday working life, shown by BZL fitness coach John J. Geser.

Crane training, warehouse specialist, cable car operator: the staffing provider Der Metzler relies on several qualifications per employee.

Multi-week training with load securing, crane operator training and forklift licence — directly on the vehicle and the cargo.

§ 101 KFG (Austrian Motor Vehicles Act) requires loads to withstand the forces that occur while driving. Which forces these are and how to control them.

The BZL course for vehicle-mounted and loader cranes up to 300 kNm took place directly at the volunteer fire brigade’s station.

Two bright, air-conditioned training rooms covering almost 200 square metres, plus asphalted practice areas for lorries, cranes and lifting platforms.

Because enquiries had long been coming from all over Austria, BZS became BZL in 2017.