.jpg)
The training programme will ensure participants understand how to assess risks of aggression and violence in their working environments by training them to identify behaviour that indicates an escalation towards aggression and take the appropriate measures to avoid and defuse the situation at the earliest opportunity. We do this by providing good practice procedures with risk control measures and strategies to deal with personal safety and confrontational situations in a legal and safe manner.
Train the trainer course in which delegates learn how to instruct their colleagues in safe manual handling techniques.
The course is designed for instructors, training officers, safety officers and others responsible for giving instruction in manual handling techniques.
This course is designed for instructors, training officers, safety officers and others responsible for carrying out manual handling risk assessments.
This course explains the primary requirements of the Control of Asbestos Regulations, and discusses the range of HSE guidance documents used to support the Regulations.
The course is very interactive and provides many examples of best practice in managing asbestos issues.
This intensive programme is designed for managers and supervisors from all sectors who require a broad based knowledge of health and safety and safe systems of work.
Maintenance and repair activities are recognised as high risk for those involved. This programme is intended for those who are involved in the management, supervision or planning of maintenance and repair work, dealing with risk assessments, safe systems of work and permit to work systems.
This course is designed to develop skills, knowledge and understanding of delegates involved in the maintenance and refurbishment of buildings and those in control of maintenance and refurbishment activities.
This course will assist employers meet their requirement to ensure training for all employees who mount abrasive wheels.
The course is intended for staff who are required to mount abrasive wheels or require familiarisation with the Regulations.
Train the trainer course in which delegates learn how to instruct their colleagues in the safe use of abrasive wheels.
The course is intended for staff with the responsibility of training others in the correct methods of setting and dressing abrasive wheels.
This course is designed to introduce delegates to the importance of learning from health and safety failures.
The course is suitable for people with responsibility for investigating accidents and near misses including line managers, supervisors and safety representatives.
This 3 day course is intended for those required to undertake and/or approve General, Manual Handling and Display Screen Equipment risk assessments.
Examination of the programme is via a written test and practical assessment submission.
This one day course is designed for those who are required to undertake and/or approve General Risk Assessments in the workplace.
The programme comprises both the theory of risk assessment and practical workshops.
This half day programme is designed for those ‘users’ or display screen equipment in the workplace.
The programme covers hazards associated with display screen use, posture, workstation set-up/adjustment and employers and employee duties under the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations.
A 1 day course designed for those required to carry out/approve display screen equipment workstation risk assessments in the workplace or for home workers.
The programme comprises both theoretical and practical risk assessment of workstations and equipment users.
