Health & Safety courses

Working at Height Training

 Whether you work at height as part of your job or supervise those who do, this Working at Height Training is essential. It covers the basic principles of Health & Safety, the legal obligations of both employers and employees, and it provides best-practice guidance designed to keep everyone safe. 

Training is broken down into three essential section:

1. Working at Height
2. The Risks
3. Choosing equipment

 Harness User and Harness Inspection Training

This is a course for anyone working at height using personal fall protection harnesses, lanyards or fall arrest blocks. It covers the correct selection, pre-use inspection and safe use of all related products for use in work restraint and fall arrest systems. The delegates on the course are assessed by a mixture of theory tests and practical exercises. 

Manual Handling Training

This Manual Handling Training course teaches you all you need to know about safe manual handling. Being competent in safe carrying and lifting techniques for the workplace is a legal requirement, and this online Manual Handling Course provides everything you need to know. It includes lifting techniques, ‘LITE’ and ‘TILE’ and explains the importance of safe manual handling. Correct Manual Handling is so important to your everyday health, especially if you’re regularly lifting. 

Abrasive Wheels Safety Training

This Abrasive Wheel Safety Training provides the knowledge you need to keep yourself and others safe during the handling, operation, and maintenance of Abrasive Wheels. It provides an in-depth look at the dangers they pose and how to spot them; the legal responsibilities of both employers and employees; how to store and regularly inspect the safety of any wheels you use; as well as considering the different kinds of wheels available and which ones are most suited to specific jobs.

Fire Marshal Training

A complete in-depth Fire Warden training course that will equip you with all the knowledge you need to become a fully trained Fire Warden or Fire Marshal. 

The training is broken down into five sections:

1. The nature of fire
2. Signage
3. Proactive duties
4. Reactive Duties
5. Fire extinguishers