Health & Safety

This course provides essential knowledge for anyone who operates abrasive wheels or manages those who use them as part of their work. It offers a clear understanding of the legal requirements, common hazards, and safe working practices associated with abrasive wheel equipment.

Participants will learn how to identify risks, select the correct wheel and machinery, and carry out pre‑use checks to ensure equipment safety. The session also covers operator competency requirements, appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and practical measures to reduce workplace incidents.

By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and confidence needed to handle abrasive wheels safely and in full compliance with relevant legislation.

This awareness course introduces the fundamental principles of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM). Designed for individuals involved in construction planning, design, or delivery, it explains the purpose of the regulations and how they support safe and well‑managed projects.

Learners will explore CDM’s aims, key interpretations, and the roles and responsibilities of the main duty holders — including Clients, Principal Designers, Principal Contractors, and Contractors. The course also outlines the core documentation required to meet compliance and ensure effective coordination throughout a project’s lifecycle.

By the end of the session, participants will have a clear understanding of CDM’s structure and how each duty holder contributes to maintaining safety standards across construction activities

This awareness course provides participants with a clear understanding of the hazards and risks associated with working in confined spaces. It introduces the legal framework governing confined space entry and outlines the precautions, safe systems of work, and essential control measures required to protect those undertaking this type of work.

Learners will explore the key hazards commonly found in confined spaces, how to recognise unsafe conditions, and the correct procedures to follow before, during, and after entry. The course includes ongoing knowledge checks, with learners’ understanding monitored through responses to questions throughout the session, followed by a short verbal assessment.

By the end of the course, participants will have a solid awareness of the risks involved and the safety practices necessary to ensure compliance and reduce the likelihood of incidents

This course provides participants with a clear understanding of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations and the responsibilities placed on both employers and employees. It is suitable for anyone who may be exposed to hazardous substances as part of their work.

Learners will explore what constitutes a hazardous substance, common sources of harm, and the different ways exposure can occur. The course also explains the purpose and structure of a COSHH assessment, supported by practical examples to help reinforce learning.

By the end of the session, participants will have a solid awareness of the risks associated with hazardous substances, along with the knowledge needed to recognise, reduce, and control exposure in the workplace

This course provides participants with a clear understanding of key environmental issues and the principles that underpin effective environmental management. It offers an accessible introduction to environmental management systems and the responsibilities individuals and organisations share in protecting the environment.

Learners will explore a range of core topics, including environmental management and ecology, contaminated land, waste handling and reduction, pollution prevention, water management, and the efficient use of energy and resources. The course also emphasises personal responsibility, encouraging participants to recognise their own role in supporting sustainable practices.

By the end of the session, attendees will have increased awareness of significant environmental challenges and a solid foundation in the measures that help organisations operate more responsibly and in line with environmental best practice

This course provides participants with the essential knowledge required to carry out the duties of a Fire Marshal confidently and effectively. It is designed to build awareness of fire safety principles, workplace responsibilities, and the actions needed to support fire prevention and emergency response.

Learners will cover a range of key topics, including fire statistics, common causes of workplace fires, fire detection and alarm systems, evacuation procedures, and the fundamentals of emergency planning. The course also introduces fire risk assessments, highlighting how Fire Marshals contribute to maintaining a safe environment and supporting organisational fire safety arrangements.

By the end of the session, participants will understand the core responsibilities of a Fire Marshal and be better equipped to help prevent fire risks and assist in managing safe evacuations in the event of an emergency.

This course provides a solid introduction to the key health and safety responsibilities placed on both organisations and individuals. It is designed to help participants understand the relevance of health and safety law, alongside the fundamental principles that support safe working environments.

Learners will explore a broad range of essential topics, including personal protective equipment (PPE), workplace noise, COSHH, vibration risks, safe use of plant and equipment, health and hygiene, housekeeping standards, and the importance of safety signs and signals. The course also addresses public safety considerations and basic environmental responsibilities.

By the end of the session, participants will have a clear awareness of common workplace hazards and the practical measures required to reduce risk and promote a positive safety culture.

This course is designed for individuals with existing practical experience in oxy‑fuel hot cutting and aims to strengthen their understanding of the significant health and safety risks associated with this activity. It provides clear guidance on how to recognise common hazards, minimise risks, and apply the appropriate control measures to ensure safe working practices.

Learners will examine the key legislation relevant to hot cutting, alongside the principles of simple risk assessments and the precautions required before, during, and after cutting operations. The course also covers safe equipment setup, handling, and shutdown procedures, and highlights the practical issues that operators must consider when working with oxy‑fuel systems.

By the end of the session, participants will have reinforced awareness of the risks involved in hot cutting and be better equipped to apply safe working methods, reducing the likelihood of incidents and ensuring compliance with organisational and legal requirements

This course is designed for employees and supervisory staff who undertake manual handling activities and require a clear understanding of safe techniques and legal responsibilities. Manual handling includes any activity involving lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, or carrying a load through physical effort, making it a key health and safety consideration across many workplaces.

Learners will explore the importance of correct manual handling practices, the health risks associated with poor technique, and the shared responsibilities of employers and employees. The course also introduces practical methods for assessing loads, planning movements, and applying safe lifting and handling procedures to minimise the risk of injury.

By the end of the session, participants will understand their duties under manual handling legislation and be able to apply effective, safe techniques when moving loads, helping to reduce workplace injuries and promote safer working environments.

This course provides participants with a clear understanding of the dangers posed by noise and vibration in the workplace and the control measures required to protect employee health. It highlights the key safety issues associated with prolonged or excessive exposure and explains the potential health effects if risks are not effectively managed.

Learners will explore the main sources of noise and vibration, the specific health risks they present, and the legal responsibilities placed on employers and employees. The course also covers the principles of conducting risk assessments, developing action plans, and implementing practical control measures to reduce exposure.

By the end of the session, participants will understand how to identify hazardous levels of noise and vibration and how to apply suitable preventative strategies to maintain a safer working environment