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In our blog we share practical stories, tips, innovations and insights in the field of BHV. Whether you are a prevention officer, facility manager or BHV'er. Here you will find inspiration and information to make your organization safer and more efficient.
We are proud to say that BHV-Knop.nl (and parent company X-Guard) has been officially ISO 27001 certified since October 27, 2025.
When something goes wrong in the workplace, you don't want lost walkie-talkies, unclear instructions, or emergency response teams you can't reach. These are the benefits that really matter in practice.
In the Netherlands, more than 15.000 people die each year from sudden cardiac arrest. The difference between life and death is often determined in the first six minutes. This article explains how an AED works, what the role of the emergency response team is, and why practice and repetition are vital.
In an emergency, timing, communication, and collaboration are crucial. How do you ensure smooth collaboration between first responders and professional emergency services? And what role does technology play in this?
Is BHV taken seriously enough within your organization? In this blog you will find practical tips to increase the support for BHV.
Working from home has become firmly embedded in the work culture of many organizations. Five days in the office is no longer the norm. This offers advantages, but also brings new risks for the company emergency response (BHV).
In addition to facilitating emergency response officers, companies and organizations must ensure that they undergo annual refresher training and it is also strongly recommended to hold evacuation exercises.
With the increase in knowledge workers, migrant workers and expats, it is crucial to make emergency response accessible to everyone, regardless of the language they speak.
The safety of pupils, students and staff is crucial in education. BHV plays an essential role in responding quickly and effectively to emergency situations. In this blog we discuss how to properly organize BHV and what to look out for.
Emergency response officers are trained to act effectively during emergency situations, but their effectiveness largely depends on the resources they have at their disposal. However, emergency response equipment also has a limited lifespan. Regular inspection and timely replacement are therefore essential.
The question of how many emergency response personnel are needed cannot be answered unequivocally and depends on various factors. We will provide you with an explanation in the next BHV-Knop.nl blog.
Understanding when to act and when to seek professional help is vital. We provide an explanation in this blog.
Are you prepared for the challenges of fire prevention? Discover the four most important steps: preparation, reporting, extinguishing and evacuation.
In this blog we discuss the pager and the emergency response system. How do these communication tools work and what is the difference?
Are you considering purchasing one? In the next blog we will discuss what you should pay attention to when choosing an emergency response case.
What is the use and necessity of an emergency response course and what can you expect during this course? You can read it in the next blog.
As an employer you must ensure a safe working environment. With an emergency response plan you describe what you as an organization should do during emergency situations. For example, in the event of fire or an accident.