If you are an employer and require your staff training, contact us for our competitive on-site training.
This is an excellent introduction to health and safety in the
workplace and will benefit all employees, particular those who
may be accepting a health and safety role, such as a safety
representative within their organisation.
Successful
candidates will be awarded a national level 2 (Level 5 in
Scotland) qualification which will provide and ideal platform to
higher level training or career development.
A
range of subjects are covered including:
* The
roles and responsibilities for health, safety and welfare in the
workplace
* The value and process of risk assessments
*
The identification and control of workplace hazards
* How to
respond to workplace incidents and accidents
Assessment is on-going by the instructor, culminating with a multiple choice question paper. This qualification does not expire, but refresher training and keeping up to date with changes to policies and procedures is vital to keep the qualification current.
You will, no doubt, be well aware of the potentially devasting
effects of fires in the workplace in terms of lives lost,
injuries, damage to property and the enviroment and to business
continuity. You may also be aware that it is believed that most
fires are preventable. The importance of fire safety in the
workplace is underpinned by health and safety legislation that
places a duty on employers to establish policies and procedures
and ensure their employees receive appropriate training.
This Fire Safety Training Course is designed for employees who
want to develop their basic fire safety awareness in order to
assist their employer by undertaking more specific fire safety
roles in the workplace to manage fire risk (e.g. fire
wardens/marshals/stewards etc).
Successful candidates
will be awarded a national level 2 qualification (Level 5 in
Scotland).
A range of subjects are covered
including:
* The hazards and risks associated
with fire in the workplace
* How fire risk is controlled in
the workplace
* The role of the nominated fire warden
*
The principles and practise of fire safety management at work
A level 2 national qualification, (level 5 in Scotland), will be issued to the learner subject to successfully completing the test paper.
We are all exposed at times to some form of manual handling such
as lifting, carrying, pulling and pushing actions that can be
compounded by simultaneous movements such as climbing or
pivoting. Personal injuries resulting from incorrect manual
handling in the workplace accounts for over one million working
days lost per year, as well as the pain and suffering
experienced by the casualties. Correct manual handling
techniques can make a huge difference.
The risks arising
from manual handling have been recognised by the Health and
Safety Executive (HSE) for many years, as evidenced in their
regulations and advisory activities promoting good practise.
The Regulations require employers to provide their employees
with health and safety information and training - supplemented,
as necessary, with more specific information and training on
manual handling injury risks and prevention.
This course
provides an ideal approach to safer and more effective manual
handling - not only meeting HSE recommendations, but also
promoting good and safe practices in any situations.
A range of subjects are covered that will equip
delegates to:
* Understand the reasons for safe
manual handling
* Understand how manual handling risk
assessments contribute to improving health and safety
*
Understand the principles, types of equipment and testing
requirements associated with manual handling safety
* Be able
to apply safe manual handling principles
Practical assessment is on-going by the instructor, cultimating
witha written test.
A level 2 national qualification,
(level 5 in Scotland), will be issued to the learner. This
qualification does not expire, but refresher training and
keeping up to date with changes to policies and procedures is
vital to keep the qualification current.
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