COURSES OFFERED BY BEMAC TRAINING LTD

The aim of Confined Space Entry and Rescue Refresher course is to certify a person to enter, work in and exit from confined space areas.

The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations came into force on 1 January 1993 (some minor changes were made in 2002) and seek to protect the health of workers by reducing risks from VDU work.

This Advanced Investigative Interviewing course will provide you with the key skills needed to effectively interview witnesses and injured parties, and enable you to maximise the evidence you gain during such interviews.

Manual Handling Training gives candidates the information and skills required to carry a load correctly. As a result, it reduces the likelihood of injury to the candidates.

The course is designed for operatives who are required to work safely & effectively at height in compliance with their organisation’s policy statements, current legislation & accepted ‘Best practice’ in Health & Safety.

This training is conducted on-site and has been designed and structured to comply with the requirements of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) & HS(G)17.

This course has been designed to meet the needs of managers and supervisors from any organisation, who are required to manage employees and their work activities, in compliance with the company’s Safety Policy and Health and Safety legislation

The Nebosh General Certificate gives individuals the skills and know-how to complete their health & safety responsibilities within their working environment.  It can also be used as a first step in a career within Health & Safety.

Fire warden training will provide you with competent people to ensure that the risk of fire is minimised and that accidents that do occur are dealt with swiftly and effectively, minimising danger to life and property.

A certificated course, for all employees, where they receive expert tuition on how to reduce fires in the workplace and what their actions would be if a fire were to occur.