Three times in my career — at Energinet, at Ørsted, at Yara — I sat on the buying side of the table with a training budget in hand and a competency clause to satisfy, and could not buy what was actually needed. The systems on offer were expensive, and even at that price they didn't cover the real need: training grounded in the law we were accountable to, in language the people doing the work would actually take in.
Wendel Consult is what I went looking for and never found: training written by someone who has actually read the directive, that says plainly where the law asks nothing of you, and that hands you the citation instead of a slogan. It is my answer to what a company actually needs in health and safety — nothing more sold to you, nothing less.
Every module — Safety Core and Safety Leadership alike — is written and assessed by me, professionally narrated, and checked against EUR-Lex article by article. When you licence a seat, you're not buying a platform's back catalogue. You're buying one person's read of the law — checkable, and accountable.
Before this, I spent my career in QHSE across Nordic heavy industry and construction — the environments these modules describe. I have stood on sites where someone didn't go home. That experience is why the programme opens with the human case, not the legal one.