The course is designed for staff who have to undertake Risk Assessments. The course will provide personnel with sound practical skills and knowledge to carry out thorough Risk Assessments and then put in place suitable risk control measures using the hierarchy.

Awareness of sharps and needles is vital for ensuring the safe use, handling, and disposal of these medical instruments. By following correct procedures and promoting awareness in the workplace and the community, we can minimise the risk of injuries, protect public health, and safeguard the environment.

This course will give an overview of the various changes brought about by the Act and what you really need to know. Whilst not all of the Building Safety Act will apply to the work you do, it’s important to understand that the BSA impacts far more than just High Risk Buildings in construction.

Our industry leading course provides delegates with the knowledge and practical skills to safely operate powered access equipment.

This is an awareness course only and does not train you to work with asbestos containing materials.

A vehicle banksman is the person in charge of directing the movements of large vehicles on a work site by using a system of hand signals or a radio link in order to prevent these accidents and keep workers safe. They make sure any manoeuvres made during loading and unloading don’t put the driver or anyone else in danger.

Our manual handling training courses are designed to support employees responsible for transporting heavy loads by hand (including lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling, carrying or moving). Our courses will also prepare employees to carry out comprehensive manual handling risk assessments in the workplace.

This course is for all individuals who come in to contact with potable water.

This course is designed for companies whose staff may be required to enter areas that are classified as confined spaces, and which may pose a risk of serious injury or death. This course will cover the Confined Space Regulations 1997 in detail and the aim of this course will be to provide awareness of a safe working environment within a confined space. Delegates will be made aware of procedures to ensure a safe access and egress in place in the event of an emergency arising whilst operators are working in the confined space.

This course is for all personnel required to inspect scaffolds suitable for site supervisors,managers and Health and Safety Advisors of whom may have a responsibility for carrying out basic scaffold inspections on site.

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Our 3 Day First Aid at Works course, which conforms with HSE guidance and meets the standards required to comply with the Health and safety regulations, provides a broad set of practical skills needed by first aiders in most workplaces, giving both the ability and knowledge to deal with first aid emergencies.

This course prepares learners to respond in emergency situations by providing the relevant treatment. You will learn how to examine a casualty, use a defibrillator, familiarise yourself with basic life support and learn how to control bleeding and trauma. These skills allow you to overcome a potentially threatening situation long enough for medically trained individuals to arrive on scene.

This course is aimed at all persons who are either required to use ladders themselves or to supervise others who are required to do so.

The course aims to provide participants with a thorough understanding of how to operate nail guns correctly and safely.

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills required for the safe use and inspection of safety harnesses.

The course aims to provide the participant with a thorough understanding of the safe operation of power tools.

This course will help learners to understand hazardous substance regulations and how to correctly apply them in their role.

The aims of this course is to recognise the consequences of what a fire can actually do and train people to know what to do in the event of a fire.

This course aims to teach everyone who attends that they should learn the basics of fire safety and that everyone is responsible for fire safety within the workplace.

The course aims to enable the participant to prevent all injuries and accidents when working at heights and ensure they are able to provide a safe area for other employees who may enter their risk zones.

Candidates will understand the differences between preventatives, protective, collective and personal control measures, from guardrails and nets to restraint and fall arrest equipment.

The course aims to provide the participant with the knowledge and skills to be able to safely and accurately use and maintain radio detection Cable Avoidance Tool – underground service location equipment – the CAT & Genny.