Synergie Training offers a diverse range of Health & Safety courses, including IOSH, HAZOP, CDM, and sector-specific training, to enhance workplace safety and compliance.
Synergie Training provides a variety of Health & Safety courses tailored for professionals across various sectors. Our offerings include:
IOSH Managing Safely: Designed for managers and supervisors to handle health and safety responsibilities effectively.
IOSH Working Safely: Introduces employees to the basics of health and safety in the workplace.
HAZOP Training: Focuses on hazard and operability studies to identify and mitigate risks.
CDM Principal Designer Training: Covers the role of Principal Designer under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations.
Fire Safety Training: Provides knowledge on fire prevention, detection, and response procedures.
Accident Investigation: Equips participants with skills to investigate and report workplace accidents.
Risk Assessment Training: Teaches methods to assess and manage risks in various environments.
BIM for Health & Safety: Integrates Building Information Modelling with health and safety practices.
Renewable Safety Training: Addresses health and safety issues specific to the renewable energy sector.
Each course combines expert instruction with practical exercises to enhance your skills in maintaining a safe working environment. Training is available online, on-site, or at our UK venues, including Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dunfermline.
Explore our range of training courses in this category to find the right fit for your learning goals.
This course aims to equip delegates with the necessary knowledge to safely identify, inspect, store, transport, and mount abrasive wheels. It covers the safe use of abrasive wheels on various tools like off-hand bench grinders, portable chop saws, angle grinders, and disc cutters, as well as the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to be used.
This half-day course focuses on enhancing employees' understanding of Health and Safety in the workplace, particularly in relation to the Control of Substances at Work. It aims to clarify individual responsibilities and can be integrated into induction or ongoing safety training programmes. Suitable for all workers, the course covers topics such as the Health & Safety at Work Act, employer and employee duties, hazard and risk assessment, COSHH regulations, health effects of chemicals, risk control measures, personal protective equipment, routes of entry, and safety signage.
The Manual Handling training course, lasting half a day, aims to help participants reassess their lifting and handling practices at work. Attendees will learn safer techniques, emphasizing the importance of task planning. The course covers current legislation, spine impact, correct lifting methods, employer and employee responsibilities, spinal injury awareness, risk assessment, and practical lifting exercises, including teamwork. Suitable for all involved in manual handling and those overseeing workplace Health and Safety.
This one-day course, priced at £175 + VAT, focuses on providing individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to protect themselves from the health risks associated with asbestos. The training covers legislative requirements, health effects, emergency procedures, and compliance with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006. It is recommended for maintenance staff, construction workers, and professionals like architects and building surveyors who may encounter asbestos in their work. No prerequisites are required for attendance.
This one-day course is designed for Senior Executives and Directors to understand their health and safety responsibilities. The course aims to integrate health and safety objectives with business goals, emphasize the importance of managing health and safety effectively, and provide knowledge on occupational safety and health management systems. Through exercises and assessments, participants will learn about legal duties, corporate governance, and effective management systems to prevent incidents and minimize risks. Upon completion, attendees should have a clear understanding of the legal framework, integrate health and safety into management strategy, and address health and safety risks effectively.
This one-day course aims to equip individuals in the construction industry with essential knowledge of legislation and best practices. Topics covered include injuries and ill-health, the Health and Safety at Work Act, Construction (Design and Management) Regulations, site health and safety management, additional legislation, and environmental considerations. Participants will gain an understanding of CDM regulations, develop a safety culture, learn about risk assessments and method statements, and comprehend other relevant Acts and Regulations to ensure the protection of individuals on site. The course concludes with a closed-book examination.
This one-day course focuses on training the responsible person to conduct fire risk assessments in compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Participants will learn about fire prevention, detection systems, means of escape, and maintenance of fire equipment. The course aims to provide up-to-date and practical training through interactive learning sessions, enabling attendees to effectively manage risk assessments.
This one-day course focuses on training employers to conduct suitable and sufficient risk assessments, as required by the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. The course aims to equip participants with up-to-date knowledge and practical skills through interactive learning sessions. Topics covered include reasons for conducting risk assessments, relevant legislation, hazard identification, evaluating control measures, and reviewing assessments. The training emphasizes practical application and aims to enhance participants' ability to manage risk effectively in the workplace.
