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The only SST and Gestes & Postures trainer in the Yvelines who writes, quotes, teaches and keeps your staff revising.

For the manager or office and HR generalist of a private company with 10 to 50 employees in the Yvelines (78).

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Two trainings, one price each

Sacha sells and invoices each one himself, per group, at your site.

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    SST (initial)

    1,250 EUR

    2 days, per group, on the client’s premises.

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    Gestes & Postures

    700 EUR

    1 day, per group, on the client’s premises.

MAC recycling and the warm-up session (Echauffement) are also sold, quoted by Sacha. He invoices as an independent without Qualiopi, outside the platform.

From quote to recycling

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    Sacha writes

    A short email signed Sacha. The person who writes to you is the one who quotes.

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    Sacha teaches at your site

    Based in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, he runs the session on your premises, on dates that fit your activity.

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    Your staff keep revising

    On sageprev.com, trainees practise until their recycling, so the knowledge does not fade.

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Revision that outlasts the course

Each trainee gets a space on sageprev.com with levelled quizzes, corrections and explanations. They keep practising until their recycling.

One question from the revision space

This is what a trainee of Gestes & Postures practises after the day on site.

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Gestes & Postures · Level 2

You lift a box from the floor. Which position protects your back?

  • ALegs straight, back rounded, load held away from the body
  • BKnees bent, back straight, load close to the body
  • CFeet together, twist the trunk while lifting

Correction: B

With the load close and the back straight, the effort goes to your legs, not to your spine.

Sample content written for this page, not a trainee's result.

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Sectors Sacha already trains

  • BTP

  • Aide à domicile

  • Petite enfance

  • EHPAD

  • Grande distribution

  • Offices

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