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Method Statements

Method Statements

Method Statements Easy-to-use method statements which will satisfy all major contractors. A method statement is the process of detailing how a particular process will be carried out safely. These are commonly used to describe how construction/installation works can be...

IOSH Approved Managing Safely E-Learning

IOSH Approved Managing Safely E-Learning

IOSH Approved Managing Safely E-Learning Course Description This IOSH Approved Managing Safely with VideoTile Learning online course is designed to equip managers and supervisors with essential health and safety skills to promote safer workplaces. Delivered entirely...

Site Safety – Construction Health and Safety Training

Site Safety – Construction Health and Safety Training

Site Safety – Construction Health and Safety Training Health and safety is key to working safely and staying healthy in the construction industry. Having awareness allows everyone to control health and safety effectively. Overview: Health and safety legislation is...

Risk Assessments

Risk Assessments

Risk Assessments The process where hazards are identified and risks are evaluated, with the object of eliminating or reducing the risks to as low as is reasonably practicable. Risk assessments are a legal requirement and an important process in protecting your workers...

PORTABLE APPLIANCE TESTING (PAT) E-LEARNING

PORTABLE APPLIANCE TESTING (PAT) E-LEARNING

PORTABLE APPLIANCE TESTING (PAT) E-LEARNING Course Description This course starts by explaining exactly what PAT testing is and its purpose, before listing some portable electrical appliance examples. Following this, it describes why PAT testing is so important, and...

Managing Stress at Work Training

Managing Stress at Work Training

Managing Stress at Work Training Everyday demands in the workplace can place additional strain on staff in the form of stress. Learn how to recognise, manage, overcome and reduce stress in the workplace. Overview: Designed to assess the way stress can be identified...

Health and Safety Policies

Health and Safety Policies

Health and Safety Policies Health and Safety Policies and much more. Under Section 2 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 any employer who has five or more employees must produce a written health and safety policy. The policy must be signed and dated by the...

LADDER SAFETY E-LEARNING

LADDER SAFETY E-LEARNING

LADDER SAFETY E-LEARNING Course Description This short course provides a detailed exploration into ladder safety. The course begins with a look at the laws that govern ladder safety, before moving on to explain how to check a ladder, and what a competent person looks...

Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) Training

Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) Training

Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) Training If you write risk assessments and method statements this course is an essential part of the understanding the process and enabling staff to prepare sensible compliant paperwork Overview: The Management of Health...

Health, Safety and Environmental Documentation

Health, Safety and Environmental Documentation

Health, Safety and Environmental Documentation For All Your Health, Safety and Environmental Paperwork Needs. We can provide all the health, safety and environmental documentation you need for your work sector: - Construction Health and Safety - Office Health and...

Delivering Toolbox Talks Training

Delivering Toolbox Talks Training

Delivering Toolbox Talks Training Learn how to get the best out of your toolbox talks sessions Overview: A toolbox talk is a short safety talk or presentation, normally delivered at the workplace, as opposed to the classroom environment, and on a specific subject...

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