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Ladders & Steps Training – Milton Keynes

£162.00

Course objectives/outcomes:

H&S Laws & Regulations – understanding your legal duty under the Work at Height Regulations 2005
Responsibilities of employers and employees
Determining if a ladder/step ladder is the right equipment to use using the 3 point ‘hierarchy of control’ risk assessment guide
How to choose the right equipment for a task
Carrying out pre-use inspections with ladder tag systems, how often these must be done and who is responsible for them

How to use equipment safely to minimise risk – sensible safety precautions
Storage, maintenance and keeping kit safe and legal
Importance of issuing and using correct PPE
How to select the correct classified equipment for a task and inspection procedures
Practical sessions throughout
Test paper/questions/ handouts and review

This course covers using a ladders and steps while working at height, we recommend delegates are trained in working at height which is a separate course and covers all aspects of working at height.

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Level 2 Award in Working in High Risk Confined Spaces-Aylesbury

£660.00

Confined Space—High Risk

Who Should Attend? Those who work in High Risk confined spaces: The work environment will be entered using self-contained breathing apparatus and will involve non-standard entries involving complex operations, introducing additional risk and requiring spe cific controls and arrangements. The course is competence based and requires delegates to show a sound understanding of safe working practices, emergency arrangements, use of a variety of entry and safety equipment and use of respiratory protective equipment. Agenda • Health & safety overview • The Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 & Approved Code of Practice • Identification of risks and their control • Workplace safety • Weil’s Disease and sewage decontamination • Hazardous atmospheres and gas monitoring • The risk assessment process • Operation of safe systems of work • Use of permit to work control measures • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), pre-use inspection and safe operation (IP rated, intrinsi cally safe and ATEX approved) • Fall arrest systems • Safe entry/exit • Emergency procedures • Theoretical and practical training on SCBA, Oxygen Resuscitation and BAECO procedures

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Level 2 Award in Working in High Risk Confined Spaces-Kent

£648.00

Confined Space—High Risk

Who Should Attend? Those who work in High Risk confined spaces: The work environment will be entered using self-contained breathing apparatus and will involve non-standard entries involving complex operations, introducing additional risk and requiring spe cific controls and arrangements. The course is competence based and requires delegates to show a sound understanding of safe working practices, emergency arrangements, use of a variety of entry and safety equipment and use of respiratory protective equipment. Agenda • Health & safety overview • The Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 & Approved Code of Practice • Identification of risks and their control • Workplace safety • Weil’s Disease and sewage decontamination • Hazardous atmospheres and gas monitoring • The risk assessment process • Operation of safe systems of work • Use of permit to work control measures • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), pre-use inspection and safe operation (IP rated, intrinsi cally safe and ATEX approved) • Fall arrest systems • Safe entry/exit • Emergency procedures • Theoretical and practical training on SCBA, Oxygen Resuscitation and BAECO procedures

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Manual Handling Training- Birmingham

£158.40

Manual Handling is the moving of any load by bodily force, including lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling or carrying. All employees by law should be trained in the correct techniques in association with the product/equipment they will be using during the working day.

Course objectives/outcomes:

H&S Laws & Regulations – Manual handling Operation Regulations 1992 (amended 2002)

The responsibilities of the employer and employee
What exactly is manual handling, and what types of injuries can occur
Good posture, biology of the back, combined with how you should look after it
Techniques for lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling and carrying loads

Risk factors and how injuries can occur
Mechanical Aids available on the market to assist with your manual handling assessments
The importance of issuing and using the correct PPE for the task product and sequence of works
Importance of adhering to your existing company Manual Handling policy
Safe handling technique videos
Test paper/questions/ handouts & review

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Manual Handling Training- Bristol

£90.00

Manual Handling is the moving of any load by bodily force, including lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling or carrying. All employees by law should be trained in the correct techniques in association with the product/equipment they will be using during the working day.

Course objectives/outcomes:

H&S Laws & Regulations – Manual handling Operation Regulations 1992 (amended 2002)

The responsibilities of the employer and employee
What exactly is manual handling, and what types of injuries can occur
Good posture, biology of the back, combined with how you should look after it
Techniques for lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling and carrying loads

Risk factors and how injuries can occur
Mechanical Aids available on the market to assist with your manual handling assessments
The importance of issuing and using the correct PPE for the task product and sequence of works
Importance of adhering to your existing company Manual Handling policy
Safe handling technique videos
Test paper/questions/ handouts & review

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Manual Handling Training- Leicester

£158.40

Manual Handling is the moving of any load by bodily force, including lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling or carrying. All employees by law should be trained in the correct techniques in association with the product/equipment they will be using during the working day.

Course objectives/outcomes:

H&S Laws & Regulations – Manual handling Operation Regulations 1992 (amended 2002)

The responsibilities of the employer and employee
What exactly is manual handling, and what types of injuries can occur
Good posture, biology of the back, combined with how you should look after it
Techniques for lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling and carrying loads

Risk factors and how injuries can occur
Mechanical Aids available on the market to assist with your manual handling assessments
The importance of issuing and using the correct PPE for the task product and sequence of works
Importance of adhering to your existing company Manual Handling policy
Safe handling technique videos
Test paper/questions/ handouts & review

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Manual Handling Training- Milton Keynes

£158.40

Manual Handling is the moving of any load by bodily force, including lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling or carrying. All employees by law should be trained in the correct techniques in association with the product/equipment they will be using during the working day.

Course objectives/outcomes:

H&S Laws & Regulations – Manual handling Operation Regulations 1992 (amended 2002)

The responsibilities of the employer and employee
What exactly is manual handling, and what types of injuries can occur
Good posture, biology of the back, combined with how you should look after it
Techniques for lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling and carrying loads

Risk factors and how injuries can occur
Mechanical Aids available on the market to assist with your manual handling assessments
The importance of issuing and using the correct PPE for the task product and sequence of works
Importance of adhering to your existing company Manual Handling policy
Safe handling technique videos
Test paper/questions/ handouts & review

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Manual Handling Training- Wellingborough

£90.00

Manual Handling is the moving of any load by bodily force, including lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling or carrying. All employees by law should be trained in the correct techniques in association with the product/equipment they will be using during the working day.

Course objectives/outcomes:

H&S Laws & Regulations – Manual handling Operation Regulations 1992 (amended 2002)

The responsibilities of the employer and employee
What exactly is manual handling, and what types of injuries can occur
Good posture, biology of the back, combined with how you should look after it
Techniques for lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling and carrying loads

Risk factors and how injuries can occur
Mechanical Aids available on the market to assist with your manual handling assessments
The importance of issuing and using the correct PPE for the task product and sequence of works
Importance of adhering to your existing company Manual Handling policy
Safe handling technique videos
Test paper/questions/ handouts & review

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Mental Health Aware- Boldmere

£330.00

Course Overview Are you aware of how to recognise red flags? Mental Health Aware course will give you a great awareness and insight into Mental Health. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN

What is mental health?
Mental Health Continuum
Factors which affect mental health
Stigma
Stress and stress management
Spotting signs of distress
Mental health conditions:
Depression
Anxiety disorders
Psychosis
Eating disorders
Suicide
Self-harm
Recovery
Take 10 Together – starting a supportive conversation
Supporting mental health in the workplace
Useful statistics
Helpful resources

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Mental Health Aware- Remote

£330.00

Course Overview Are you aware of how to recognise red flags? Mental Health Aware course will give you a great awareness and insight into Mental Health. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN

What is mental health?
Mental Health Continuum
Factors which affect mental health
Stigma
Stress and stress management
Spotting signs of distress
Mental health conditions:
Depression
Anxiety disorders
Psychosis
Eating disorders
Suicide
Self-harm
Recovery
Take 10 Together – starting a supportive conversation
Supporting mental health in the workplace
Useful statistics
Helpful resources

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Mental Health Aware- Walsall

£330.00

Course Overview Are you aware of how to recognise red flags? Mental Health Aware course will give you a great awareness and insight into Mental Health. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN

What is mental health?
Mental Health Continuum
Factors which affect mental health
Stigma
Stress and stress management
Spotting signs of distress
Mental health conditions:
Depression
Anxiety disorders
Psychosis
Eating disorders
Suicide
Self-harm
Recovery
Take 10 Together – starting a supportive conversation
Supporting mental health in the workplace
Useful statistics
Helpful resources

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Mental Health Training- Boldmere

£150.00

What is Mental Health First Aid?

The skills and knowledge developed on this course include:

An understanding of mental health and the factors that affect mental wellbeing
Practical skills t0 notice triggers and signs of ill mental health
Confidence to intervene, listen and support and individual in need
Knowledge of helpful resources to guide recovery
Learn valuable interpersonal skills such as non judgemental listening
Understand how to build a wellbeing action plan to support employees in their organisation

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