First Aid Training
First Aid Training
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Defib and CPR Training
Defib and CPR Training
Duration: ½ day.
This course is designed to cover essential skills for using a defibrillator and assisting an unconscious party.
Participants will cover:
The role of a first aider
Managing an emergency
Treating an unconscious casualty
CPR
Heart Attack
Chocking
Practical assessments are completed by the trainer through the course to assess competence.
Emergency First Aid at Work
Emergency First Aid at Work
Duration: 1 day.
This course is aimed at nominated individuals who are responsible for first aid in environments that are typically classed as low risk.
Participant of this course may also provide support to larger organisations who have fully trained first aiders (First Aid at Work- 3 days).
Participants will cover:
Assessing the situation
CPR
Treating an unconscious casualty
Wounds and bleeding
Minor injuries
Shock
Seizures
Chocking
Cross contamination prevention
Practical assessments are completed by the trainer through the course to assess competence.
First Aid at Work
First Aid at Work
Duration: 3 days.
This course is designed for higher risk environments (construction, gas, manufacturing etc.) or where a risk assessment has been completed, and it has been determined that additional training is required.
Participants will cover:
Accidents and illness
Use of first aid kits and maintenance
Record keeping
Treatment an unconscious casualty
Heart attacks
Resuscitation
Shock
Choking
Bleeding
Burns and scalds
Poisoning
Fractures
Seizures
Asthma
Eye injuries
Fainting
Severe allergic reaction
Candidates for this course will undertake theory and practical assessments in order to complete the course.
Fire Safety Training
Fire Safety Training
Fire Warden Training
Fire Warden Training
Duration: ½ day.
This course is suitable for anyone who has been nominated as a fire warden within the workplace and has a duty to assist with fire safety protocols and evacuations alongside assisting their employer meet legislative requirements.
This course covers topics such as: How fires start and escalate, Fire Prevention, Fire extinguishers and their use, and evacuation procedures.
Fire Safety
Fire Safety
Duration: 2 hours.
This course provides knowledge and understanding to participants regarding how fires can start and escalate.
We all have a responsibility to prevent a fire from occurring and this training can assist is understanding how our day-to-day actions or inactions can contribute towards this.
This training will support you in being able to recognise and respond to hazards in your workplace.
Other Training
Other Training
Manual Handling
Manual Handling
Duration: ½ day.
This course is designed to ensure that participants are trained in line with the principles and practices of safe manual handling. The course was designed to meet the criteria under Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 (MHOR).
Participants of the manual handling course will cover topics such:
Explain what manual handling is.
Explain the legal duties on employers to first, avoiding and assessing the
Associated risks, and how to implement reasonable practical controls.
Explain the legal duties on employees.
Identify the most common causes of injury and potential long-term affects of injuries to employees as a result of unsafe manual handling techniques.
How to complete an effective manual handling risk assessment.
Techniques to avoid injury when completing tasks involving manual handling and control measures
Abrasive Wheels
Abrasive Wheels
Duration: ½ day.
This course introduces us to abrasive wheels. Abrasive wheels presents a significant risk and it is not uncommon for unsafe practices to lead to an accident involving a abrasive wheel.
This course will cover topics such as:
Identify the main types of abrasive wheels, their equipment, and understand the hazards associated with there use.
Understand the legal requirements placed on manufacturers, employers and employees for the safe use of abrasive wheels.
How to carry out a risk assessment for the safe use of abrasive wheels.
Control measures and the risks associated with abrasive wheels, including harmful dusts, vibration, noise, fire and electrical risks.
How to safely handle, store, mount, use, dress and inspect the main types of abrasive wheels.
Candidates for this course will undertake theory and practical assessments in order to complete the course.
Working at Heights (Harness wear and Inspection):
Working at Heights (Harness wear and Inspection):
Duration: ½ day.
This course is designed for individuals who supervise or work at heights using personal fall arrest systems. It aims to equip candidates with the essential knowledge and understanding of the hazards associated with working at heights, as well as the proper use of harnesses and related equipment.
The course will cover topics such as:
Specific hazards relating to harness use and working at heights
Complying with legislation
Risk assessment- how to complete one
Harness inspection and maintenance – identifying defects
Donning a harness- testing and manufactures instructions
Fall restraint and arrest systems
Candidates for this course will undertake theory and practical assessments in order to complete the course.
COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health)
COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health)
Duration: ½ day.
The aim of this course is to bring awareness to participants who handle chemicals in the workplace. Participants will be made aware of the risks associated with hazardous substances and how to manage them effectively.
The course will cover topics such as:
Current legislation
Hazards associated with hazardous substances and control measures
Implementing safety controls and mitigating risks
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