TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN LIVERPOOL, UK - PAGE 2

Health and Safety awareness training – Employers have a legal responsibility to provide key safety information to staff. Your staff need to understand Health & Safety basics in the workplace.

IOSH Managing Safely – Presented over a four day period and covers a number of topics relating to health and safety management systems and processes. One of the most important skills that you will need to learn is how to spot hazards in the workplace and also how to reduce risks.

This course will allow you to train your staff as in-house DSE assessors. As well as demonstrating legal compliance with the (DSE) Regulations, this course will help improve the health and safety culture in your workplace.

COSHH Training Liverpool – Under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations, 2002, every business needs a COSHH assessment, and if the business employs five or more employees, the assessment needs to be documented.

The Realistic Fire Training Building (RFTB) is powered by LPG. This gives us the facility to train in a variety of ways within a large training building for multiple scenarios including compartment fire and fire behaviour training.

We have extensive grounds to simulate search and rescue scenarios and training a Urban Search facility to simulate rescues from collapses and entrapments.

This course is suitable for those who work in any role that requires physical handling of goods, equipment or people. The course is designed to provide an understanding of the effects of poor manual handling, socially, physically and commercially to workers of all roles.

This course equips the student with the necessary skills and qualification to be able to safely tow and manoeuvre a trailer.

Confined Space course training is offered by Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service for all skill level. Above and below sewers and tunnels training.

This training is part of the mandatory basic safety training for all seafarers with designated duties in the operation of the ship. Training must be under taken by new entrants to the Maritime Industry.