Health and Safety

This 'Principles of Manual Handling' e-Learning course is vital for those who work with heavy items. Learners will learn the key principles that help to reduce the risk of injury, by identifying common manual handling hazards. Course module topics include: • Overview of Manual Handling • Manual Handling hazards • Risk assessments • Controls and reducing the risk of harm • Legislation and guidance

This Level 1 Health and Safety e-Learning course introduces learners to key health and safety issues within the workplace, and teaches them how to keep themselves, and others, free from harm in the workplace. Course module topics include: • Overview of Health and Safety principles • Overview of workplace hazards, conditions and procedures • Legal responsibilities

This Level 2 Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) e-Learning course is essential for workers who deal with hazardous substances, by making them aware of the risks and the safety controls available. Course module topics include: • Health problems • Identifying hazardous substances • Controlling hazardous substances • COSHH regulations

Suitable for a variety of candidates, this course provides learners with the skills and knowledge to deal with first aid situations in low-risk work environments including shops and offices.

This Fire Warden Training course will help your designated staff members in gaining the knowledge to become a fully trained Fire Warden or Marshal, but does not replace practical training. This online training course will help your organisation work towards compliance with the Fire Safety Order 2005. Assigning a responsible person with the duties of a Fire Warden is a critical component in making sure that your organisation reaches satisfactory health and safety standards. It also demonstrates due diligence and commitment to implementing emergency fire procedures at work. This training course is divided into five different easy-to-digest sections, so that the user is able refer back to certain sections of the course if needed. The course content will cover: 1. The Nature of Fire 2. Signage 3. Proactive Duties 4. Reactive Duties 5. Fire Extinguisher

Anyone who sits at a workstation with display screens in their daily work will benefit from the Display Screen Equipment (DSE) e-Learning course. The module covers equipment including; televisions, personal computers, laptops and tablet devices, and the associated risks and hazards. Undertaking this course also ensures that employers are compliant with the Health and Safety (DSE) Regulations 1992. Course module topics include: • The definition of DSE • Health hazards associated with DSE • Regulations • Assessing risks to health • Ergonomics • Planning workstations • The environment • Avoiding eye strain • Portable computers and appliances

This online training course was designed for employees who handle, operate, and maintain abrasive wheels in the workplace. Covering the dangers, legal responsibilities, and inspections of abrasive wheels, this course aims to leave the user confident in their day-to-day duties working towards compliance with the PUWER regulations. Abrasive wheels can be extremely dangerous if not used correctly, and this course should not be used instead of practical training, but rather to work alongside practical training to ensure the user understands their legal responsibilities. The course content will include: 1. An Introduction to Abrasive Wheels 2. The Types of Abrasive Wheels 3. Choosing the Right Wheel 4. Wheel Safety and Maintenance

This course is designed as an introduction to the health risk presented by the Legionella bacteria, and in particular Legionnaires’ Disease, which is a potentially fatal form of pneumonia. By the end of this course, you will be able to: • List the conditions that allow Legionella bacteria to grow and multiply • State the types of water systems that potentially pose a risk • Describe the people most at risk • Explain how to assess and control the risk

Over 15 million individuals drive themselves to work each day in England and Wales alone, and this is highly-likely the most dangerous part of their job. Anybody who drives as part of their job should be trained to understand the legal responsibilities involved in being a safe driver. This training course is designed for all employees who regularly drive as part of their job, and it teaches them simple actions that can make their journey's safer, as well as other handy information, such as what to do if you break down or have an accident. The course content will include- 1. The Safe Driver 2. Expecting the Unexpected 3. Reading the Road 4. Safe Vehicles

This 'Principles of Fire Safety Awareness' e-Learning course provides employees with essential knowledge about fire safety - ranging from precautionary measures to prevent fires starting, to what actions to take in the event of a fire breaking out. This course will give you an overview of the main causes and effects of fire in the workplace. You will understand what your role is in preventing fire, and the responsibilities of your employer, fire wardens, and other key staff. You will learn what actions you must take in the event of a fire. Everyone has a responsibility for ensuring that the risk of fire is lessened, and that in the event of a fire every action is taken to minimise injury and loss of life.