TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN UK - PAGE 2

Manual handling tasks such as lifting, pushing and carrying heavy or bulky items have a potential for causing musculoskeletal (MSD) injuries to workers in the workplace.

Achieving the IOSH Managing Safely certificate empowers managers in any business to better manage their team, safeguarding their wellbeing and embedding a safe culture in the workplace. 

An interactive workplace training course covering the basic understandings of risk assessments in the workplace. Risk Assessment in Practice provides a basic understanding of risk assessment theory. It develops the practical skills to carry out risk assessments in the workplace.

Safety for Representatives provides safety representatives (SR) and representatives of employee safety (RoES) with the necessary knowledge to understand their role and responsibilities, and how their actions can positively impact health and safety in the workplace.

The Astutis Confined Spaces Safety course covers the dangers and risks associated with Confined Spaces. You will gain an understanding of safe working systems and practices, in line with the Confined Spaces Safety Regulations, and the roles involved in risk assessments and associated procedures.

The course will enable your staff to identify the root causes of accidents. By analysing accidents and incidents, root causes can be identified and eliminated, ensuring similar accidents are not repeated.

The Permit to Work course gives learners an appreciation of the importance of their Permit to Work System and the role they play in avoiding accidents. They will gain an understanding of their own role in the application of Permit to Work systems in the workplace.

Safety for Managers gives learners an understanding of how to manage health and safety issues in the workplace. It covers the moral and legal responsibilities of Managers and the techniques for identifying and controlling risk in the workplace.

The Astutis Asbestos Awareness course provides guidance on the protection of employees, contractors and members of the public affected by asbestos products. It covers premises, plant and equipment which may contact asbestos products.

The new guidance makes clear that only significant findings need to be recorded and emphasises the importance of controlling the risks identified.