Available Health and Safety Training Courses (A-Z)

Abrasive Wheels Courses

Accident Reporting & Near Miss Training

Asbestos Courses

BOHS Courses

CAT & Genny Courses

CCNSG (ECITB) Courses

CITB Courses

Confined Space Courses

Construction Design & Management (CDM) Courses

COSHH Training

DSE (Display Screen Equipment) Courses

Electrical Safety Courses

Face Fit Testing Courses

Gain a clear understanding of how to conduct and record face fit tests to ensure the correct function of respiratory protective equipment (RPE). This IIRSM-approved online Face Fit Testing training course provides details of RPE types and examines face fit testing procedures.

Fire Safety Courses

First Aid Training

IPAF Training

IOSH Courses

Ladder Safety Courses

Legionella & Water Treatment Courses

LOLER Courses

Manual Handling Courses

Mental Health & Wellbeing Courses

NEBOSH Courses

NRSWA (New Roads & Street Work Act) Courses

These NRSWA courses are designed for supervisors and operatives who install, maintain, or repair utilities like water, gas, electricity, and telecommunications under public highways.

NVQ Health and Safety

Offshore Courses

PASMA Training

PUWER Courses

RPE (Respiratory Protective Equipment) Courses

Risk Assessment Courses

SPA (Safety Passport Alliance) Courses

Other Short Courses

Working at Height Training

How to Get the Most from Your Health and Safety Course

Ensuring that your employees, managers and supervisors have up to date health and safety training is absolutely essential. It will ensure that your workers have the awareness and knowledge to be safe in the workplace while they are carrying out their duties. The risks cannot be completely eliminated, but the better they are managed the safer the workplace will be.

When you are investing in a health and safety course for your workplace, how can you make the most of the training?. Here are some helpful tips that you can keep in mind:

Follow Up On Training in Your Workplace

After your employees have received their health and safety training, it is important to also follow it up afterward. Hold regular meetings about safety and health so that you can discuss how best to deal with it in the workplace. These meetings can help you to check in on the state of health and safety in your workplace and see how employees are managing it. If there are any issues, encourage your staff to bring them up with you so that they can be resolved.

If this approach is taken, health and safety will not be a “one time” thing – it will be an ongoing process that will be a lot more helpful and effective.

These are just a few of the ways that you can make the most out of your health and safety training. If you train your employees the right way and follow up with an ongoing dedication to safety in the workplace, you will be able to keep your employees safe from harm. For more information about the high quality courses that we have to offer, feel free to contact us by calling 0808 1966 830.

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