TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN CARDIFF, UK - PAGE 4

Our half-day manual handling training course teaches the best practices in manual handling to minimise the risk of accidents and injury.

This new approved course is designed specifically for those personnel who are required to mount abrasive wheels as part of their normal activities.

This course is aimed at those who use substances hazardous to health at work and introduces students to the hazards associated with those substances, the risks and controls available and provides practical opportunities for students to develop an understanding of how to conduct a CoSHH assessment.

This qualification is ideal for anyone in a supervisory, team leader or managerial role. Subjects covered includeunderstanding the requirements for health, safety and welfare in the workplace, the benefits of using a safetymanagement system and the principles of risk assessment.

To develop an understanding of the principles of manual handling, the potential for injuries and the preventative measures available. This is a stand-alone level 2 qualification, which complements the Level 2 Award in Health & Safety in the Workplace.

This course is designed specifically for those personnel who are assessing confined spaces and those who may enter or work within a confined space.

As a senior executive, your time is precious. That’s why the Leading safely course has been designed in conjunction with business leaders to cover only what you need, in as short a time as possible.

The course is intended for anyone appointed to the role of RPS, it is anticipated that attendees will be a veterinary surgeon or nurse seeking to build their knowledge in this area and/or maintain their CPD.

This course is aimed at any persons who may encounter asbestos containing materials during their day today work activities whilst undertaking ground work activities.

This course has been designed to give operatives and managers alike the required knowledge in the significant issues associated with working at height and information on the range and suitability of low level access equipment available on the market.