Who the course is for?
General employees working in any sector of business
Learning Outcomes
- Able to contribute to any health and safety management system
- Understand hazards and risk and how to avoid them whilst working
- Develop their knowledge of risk assessment techniques
- Understand legal responsibilities of employees and the employer
- Know how to reduce manual handling risks
- Know how to reduce the risks from chemicals
- Understand the potential long and short term effects of exposure to noise and vibration
- Understand the importance of following safe working practice and procedure
- Understand the principles of accident prevention
- Be more proficient in the workplace
On successful completion of a short multi choice test delegates will receive an accredited
CIEH certificate.
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Who the course is for?
General employees working in any sector of business
Learning Outcomes
- Explain the term manual handling and give examples
- Explain how manual handling can cause injury and give examples
- State the principles for controlling manual handling risks and apply them in the workplace
- Understand the principles of manual handling assessments
- Explain what employees can expect from manual handling assessments
- Understand their duties in relation to the manual handling regulations
- Understand how ergonomic factors contribute to lifting and handling risks
- Know how to test the weight of a load before lifting
- Understand the different types of manual handling injuries
- Know the simple steps to follow to reduce the risks from manual handling
- Be more proficient in the workplace
On successful completion of a short multi choice test delegates will receive an accredited
CIEH certificate.
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Who the course is for?
General employees working in any sector of business
Learning Outcomes
- Able to look carefully at their own work activities and contribute to the safe use of substances
- Explain what is meant by the term substance hazardous to health
- Explain how hazardous substances can cause ill health and injury
- State the different ways in which substances may be identified
- Demonstrate a general understanding of the purpose of conducting a COSHH assessment
- Understand the different ways in which substances may enter the body
- Explain what a substance data sheets are and what they are used for
- Understand their duties in relation to the COSHH regulations
- Develop knowledge of substance hazard warning labels
- Know why it is important to store chemicals correctly
- Know the simple steps to follow to reduce the risks when handling substances
- Be more proficient in the workplace
On successful completion of a short multi choice test delegates will receive an accredited
CIEH certificate.
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Who the course is for?
Those who will be expected to contribute towards environmental best practise
Learning Outcomes
- Able to identify, define and explain relevant environmental issues
- Define the aspects and impacts businesses have on the environment
- Understand measures that may be implemented to reduce business impacts on the environment
- Understand the business and community benefits of good environmental management
- Understand the principles and importance of environmental legislation
- Explain how you may reduce energy and water consumption within a business
- Explain the benefits of good waste management
- Understand how you can reduce waste within a business and save money
- Explain the importance of environmental policies
- Understand the powers of environmental inspectors
- Know the principals of ISO14001 environmental management system
- Be more proactive in environmental best practice in the workplace
On successful completion of a short multi choice test delegates will receive an accredited
CIEH certificate.
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Who the course is for?
Anyone working in a setting where food is either: prepared, cooked or served. Typically pubs, hotels restaurants, retail, catering, fast food outlets, hospitals, care and nursing homes, schools, sandwich shops etc.
Learning Outcomes
- Able to take personal responsibility for good food safety procedures
- Understand the personal cleanliness standards to be met when working with food
- Be clear on correct procedure for receiving and storing food safely
- Be clear on the correct procedures for cooking food safely
- Understand the correct procedure for holding food correctly
- Gain confidence and expertise on how to deliver quality food safely to customers
- Understand the dangers from not storing food correctly
- Understand the dangers from poor food handling
- Explain the importance of good food safety procedures
- Improve their understanding of the law relating to food safety
- Gain a practical understanding of hygiene hazard control
On successful completion of a short multi choice test delegates will receive an accredited
CIEH certificate.
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