COURSES OFFERED BY EDETA

This course gives participants an overview of the 1997 Regulations and Approved Code of Practice governing work activities associated with confined spaces. Persons responsible for either controlling of work activities within confined spaces or those employed to work in such situations.

The course developed by the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) is designed to ensure that safety requirements are appreciated by people employed as line managers, enabling them to review their own systems for safety and implement changes as appropriate.

This elementary one day course is certified and approved by The Royal Environmental Health Institute for Scotland (REHIS). It is designed to give employees an appreciation of the requirements and responsibilities of Health & Safety in the workplace.

To classify the role of risk assessment. Establish the key steps to successful risk assessment. Establish course member’s role in the risk assessment process. Employees requiring an elementary appreciation of risk assessment.

To provide participants with a basic understanding of the threat posed by fire, their personal responsibilities in the prevention of and the correct action to be take in the event of a fire. Employees responsible for fire safety within their area of the workplace.

This qualification is based on the HSE training standard for delivery of First Aid at Work courses for the purposes of the Health & Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981.

To review the requirements of the “Control of Substances Hazardous to Health” Regulations and to provide guidance on their practical implementation in the workplace. Staff who are responsible for the movement, storage and use of hazardous substances in the workplace.

To demonstrate and give practice in the correct procedure of manual lifting, including strain prevention. Those who have a responsibility for manual handling, pushing, pulling, carrying, lifting and lowering.

Delivered at your premises, this course gives participants a basic awareness and demonstrated competence by practical application and teaching aides in a controlled and supervised environment. All personnel involved in Erection, Dismantling and the Use of Mobile Scaffolding Towers.

To advise on the precautions which should be taken for the prevention of accidents in the use of abrasive wheels. This course will enable companies to meet their statutory requirements.