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The Accident Investigation course aims to equip managers, supervisors, safety advisors, and assistants with the skills to participate in collating and analyzing information for successful accident investigations. Topics covered include understanding accidents, reporting requirements, prevention techniques, investigation principles, cost assessment, and corrective actions. By the end of the course, participants should understand accident causes in construction, accident prevention programs, legal reporting obligations, and how to contribute effectively to investigations.

This one-day course aims to educate and guide nominated individuals on the legal obligations outlined in the Work at Height Regulations 2005. Participants will learn about the safe assembly, inspection, and utilization of mobile access towers. Topics covered include ground conditions, base plates, bracing, working platforms, guard-rails, ladder access, and scaffold inspection. The course includes a practical section and accommodates a maximum of 10 delegates per session.

The IOSH Managing Safely in Construction Training is designed for managers and supervisors in the construction industry to understand their health and safety responsibilities. The course aims to integrate safety management into their roles, recognize industry risks, and implement effective risk management. Through practical exercises and sessions covering legal foundations, accident prevention, and hazard recognition, participants will gain a clear understanding of the legal framework, health and safety management systems, and risk mitigation skills. The course includes a test paper and a workplace inspection project for assessment.

This half-day course focuses on training workers to ensure their actions contribute to workplace Health and Safety, emphasizing individual responsibilities. It is recommended for inclusion in induction programs or ongoing safety training. The course covers an overview of the Health and Safety at Work Act, duties of employers and employees, accident reporting, incident control, safe evacuation, safety signs, safe lifting techniques, and hazard and risk awareness. Suitable for all employees to increase Health and Safety awareness at work.

This 1-day course is essential for all personnel to raise awareness of personal Health and Safety, caring for others, colleagues, and the public. The course covers legislation, risk assessments, accident prevention, reporting and emergency procedures, health and hygiene, manual handling, personal protective equipment, noise, fire prevention, and hazardous substances control.

This 4-day course equips workplace first-aiders with practical skills to handle emergencies confidently. Topics covered include first aid kit usage, fractures, seizures, resuscitation, and more. Successful completion results in an HSE-approved certificate valid for three years, meeting Health and Safety Regulations. The course aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to first aid for nominated first-aiders or individuals seeking essential knowledge in this area.

This 2-day course serves as a refresher for individuals who have completed the HSE First Aid at Work training. It updates participants on first aid protocols and equips them with essential skills to handle various injuries and potentially life-threatening situations. Prerequisites include a valid First Aid at Work certificate obtained through an approved HSE provider, with a minimum of 12 contact hours required. The course concludes with an independent examination to assess delegates' knowledge and practical abilities, leading to the award of an HSE approved First Aid at Work certificate valid for 3 years.

This one-day course focuses on providing emergency first aid cover in the workplace, as required by the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. The course emphasizes selecting individuals with specific qualities as "appointed persons" under the HSE regulations. Key benefits include developing communication and delegation skills in emergencies, resuscitation techniques, treatment of unconscious casualties, and managing various medical emergencies such as heart attacks, shock, bleeding, wounds, and burns.