COURSES OFFERED BY Q1TUM

This half day course fully complies with your responsibilities under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and is the ideal training course to ensure that individuals who have not yet received training in the mounting and changing of abrasive products.

The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 require all employers to make arrangements to ensure their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work.

This course has been designed to bring an awareness of the dangers that still prevail and how we can best assess the risk and formulate the best measures of control for all employees in their place of work, especially those involved in the refurbishment, repair or maintenance of buildings.

Confined Spaces Awareness/Entry course is offered by Q1TUM. Q1TUM’s goal is a simple one, to deliver high quality training courses that comply with up to date Health and Safety Legislation, approved Codes of Practice and Guidance documents.

The Health & Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992,sets out the duties on Employers to protect against the risk to the health of Employees operating this type of equipment.

Excavation Inspection & Appreciation course is offered by Q1TUM. Q1TUM’s goal is a simple one, to deliver high quality training courses that comply with up to date Health and Safety Legislation, approved Codes of Practice and Guidance documents.

Fire Safety Awareness course is offered by Q1TUM. Q1TUM’s goal is a simple one, to deliver high quality training courses that comply with up to date Health and Safety Legislation, approved Codes of Practice and Guidance documents.

Fire Warden course is offered by Q1TUM. Q1TUM’s goal is a simple one, to deliver high quality training courses that comply with up to date Health and Safety Legislation, approved Codes of Practice and Guidance documents.

Lifting and Slinging Safety  course is offered by Q1TUM. Q1TUM’s goal is a simple one, to deliver high quality training courses that comply with up to date Health and Safety Legislation, approved Codes of Practice and Guidance documents.

Under the 1992 Manual Handling regulations, it is every employer’s responsibility to provide safe and sufficient training for any employee whose job involves manual lifting.