Occupational Safety & Health Training Programmes

Health, Safety & Welfare in the Office Environment

Aimed at highlighting the hazards in the ‘Low Risk’ Office environment!

This practical 1 day course provides the Health & Safety essentials for all your office staff . From practical awareness of hazards in the office, to the reporting of accidents and incidents, the programme ensure that the myths of health and safety are dispelled.

Risk Assessments – Principles

A 1-day course aimed at those persons responsible for undertaking risk assessments in the workplace Completion of the course, which involves a short practical workshop, will provide delegates with an underpinning knowledge of these risk assessment techniques.

*a further ½ or 1 day workshop training day can be added to support the training programme

Manual Handling – Practical & Assessors Programmes

This ½ day course provides both theoretical and practical training in safe handling techniques for all workers, in a wide range of business sectors, from warehouses to offices. It includes practical demonstrations and delegate workshop. Following on from the practical programme this additional ½ day course is designed for those responsible for conducting manual handling assessments

Display Screen Equipment Workstation Ergonomics – practical issues & DSE Assessors programmes

This very popular ½ day course is aimed at all operators & users, to enable the DSE workstations to be set to their own specific needs as required by the DSE Regulations ensuring that employers comply with the legal requirement for staff training. This ½ day course, should be undertaken following completion of the workstation ergonomics course and provides delegates with the skills to conduct DSE Assessments.

Control of Contractors

Your low risk environment can suddenly be transformed in to a high risk area, when you employ external contractors. This 1 day course aims to provide managers/supervisors and those responsible for vetting contractors, to manage the safety of not only their own employees, but those of the contractor working on the premise.