Our Training Courses

The purpose of this course is to give a practical summary of the legal duties placed on designers of all disciplines in meeting with their legal CDM 2015 duties as seen through the eyes of a fully experienced Principal Designer.

This course includes the following 6 video modules; CDM Designer Duties, Working at Heights, Manual Handling, Confined Spaces, Occupational Health & COSHH

Module Sample Videos are available below using the video links.

IOSH’s globally-delivered Safety, Health and Environment for Construction Site Managers course provides essential knowledge for anyone who oversees or manages safety, health and environmental risks associated with construction activities.

The IOSH Working safely certificate award is a 1 day basic health and safety course aimed directly at employees, and its basis is the benefit of risk assessment. The course introduces the Employees to the concept of hazard and risk and discusses a variety of common workplace hazards and their associated risks and controls. Employers will get the benefit of a more informed workforce and more likely to assist the Employer in operating safely.

The course is ideal for people in organisations who have to manage risk and resources, typically line managers. The aims of the course is to ensure safety requirements are appreciated, provide the skills to critically review their own departmental systems for safety, and identify opportunities to introduce new controls or implement changes as appropriate to make their department work more safely.

The course is made up of 7 core modules and 1 organisation- specific one, which is a work place assignment carried out in the students own time. The overall timetable for the tutorial sessions is approximately 1 week; (36hours).This course is externally verified and certified.

This course offers an introduction to the legal requirements of carrying out risk assessments which is a requirement under the Management of Health and safety at work Regulations, whilst also offering an opportunity to develop awareness of hazards in the work place, recognise levels of risk and the appropriate control measures.

This course offers the participant a general awareness of the legal requirements of the regulations, combined with practical experience for carrying out a manual handling assessment, the nature and types of injuries that can occur through poor lifting and carrying techniques and the correct approach to preventing musculoskeletal injuries and Work related upper limb disorder.

Participants will gain an insight into the type of chemical hazards that exist in the work place and how the application of this regulation can minimise the risk from exposure to substances harmful to the health of persons at work. This workshop offers a practical approach to explaining the fundamental and practical requirements of COSHH, practical control measures, material safety data sheets, through to occupational health monitoring.

PC users and Employers will benefit from this course. The course is structured to identify the legislative requirements of the regulation, and a practical approach to carrying out workstation assessments. Participants will learn about the consequences of inadequate workstations in terms of consequences the mental and physical well-being of users.

Participants will learn the basic principles of how fire spreads, the classes of fire, and the type of fire extinguishers, including practical demonstrations of fire extinguishers. The requirements of current fire safety legislation and practical guidance as to compliance and hence mitigation of fire risk in the work place.

This course provides an appreciation of the roles and responsibilities of all duty holders, the principles of regulations, and timings of appointments. Explanation and practical advice on selection of duty holders in terms of competency, and the requirements of the Health and safety plan. The course also covers the legislative requirements and duties of each holder for qualifying and non qualifying projects. Management of Contractors

A practical guide to the selection and management of contractors, contractual responsibilities and the legal perspective. Method statements and risk assessments. Health and safety responsibilities, safety incentives and strategies. This course is aimed at those persons who control or manage contractor resource when undertaking work in the occupier’s premise. 

This course has been developed to help those persons or organisations who require working at height. The course introduces the delegate to the new legal requirements of the working at height regulations 2005.

This course is aimed at those persons and organisations that use tools, equipment or working methods which may expose their employees to the hazards of noise and or hand arm vibration.

The course introduces the delegate to the legal requirements placed upon Employers to minimise risk to health and safety, and then the practical measures that can be applied to measure noise and vibration and the methods which can then be adopted to minimise risk of ill health occurring.

This seminar looks at the type of work activities which fall under the category of confined space and then examines the type and nature of the hazards/risks employees may be exposed to and the effective control measures that can be adopted including a hierarchical approach to eliminate risk.

In addition the seminar looks at effective safe systems of work, permit systems and planning for emergencies.

An introduction to the hazards presented by asbestos containing materials. In addition the course looks at the legal requirements for working with or near asbestos. The requirements for asbestos surveys and the further requirement to manage asbestos.

This course is aimed at those persons who have to manage manufacturing machinery, and the hazards they present. The course identifies the legal requirements on manufacturers, the safety features incorporated into machinery to prevent harm, and the legal responsibilities of the user for safe use , operation and maintenance.