Health and Safety

New Noise Regulations are Hear.

April 2008 saw the introduction of new Control of Noise at Work Regulations that now have an impact on the music and entertainment sectors. 

The owners of all workplaces where live or recorded music is played; restaurants, bars, public houses, nightclubs and live music and dance performance venues, are to carry out a noise risk assessment and reduce noise where necessary. Employees are to be informed of the assessment and should be provided with hearing protection and audiometric tests.

The regulations do not apply to the general public  

 

Working at Heights (Ladders)

How not to do it!!

A course designed for anyone who works at height or supervises or manages people who work at height in a workplace environment.

Entry Requirements
 

None

Duration

4 Hours

Fire Marshall Training

 

Fire Marshall

 

Fire Marshall Training courses are being held at our training centre in Wigston on the following dates:

 

 

Fire Marshall Training

This course has been designed to provide practical information and advice so delegates can identify and reduce the risk that fire presents in the workplace.

Entry Requirements

None

Duration

2 hours

Safe Lifting and Manual Handling

 

Manual Handling

Safe Lifting and Manual Handling courses are being held on the following dates:

Every Tuesday. 

For confirmation please contact the office number below.

 

People Handling

A course designed for individuals who work as carers & have to move patients in the day to day routine of their role.

Entry Requirements

None

Duration

1 day

Course Outline

  • Basic manual handling principles
  • Assisting & moving patients
  • Sitting to standing
  • Walking assistance
  • Bed to chair
  • Lying to sitting
  • Safe use of hoists where applicable

Learning Outcomes

The student will gain an understanding of People Handling in the Workplace.

Health and Safety Risk Assessment

This course is suitable for delegates who want to develop a general understanding of the risk assessment process & how it is used in the workplace.

Entry Requirements

None

Duration

3 hours

Course Outline

  • Legislation in relation to risk assessments
  • Defining hazards, risks & harm
  • The five steps involved in conducting a risk assessment
  • Conducting assessments

Learning Outcomes

The student will gain a practical and theoretical understanding of the risk assessment process.

Health and Safety Awareness

Hard hat, fire extinguisher, warning signs and safety goggles.

A course designed to give the learner a basic grounding in health & safety principles & practice. Primarily designed for workplace implementation.

Entry Requirements

None

Duration

4 Hours

Health and Safety

Photo of Fire extinguisher, hard hat, gloves and warning signs

Over 200 people are killed each year in accidents at work and over one million people are injured. Over two million suffer illnesses caused by, or made worse by, their work. Preventing accidents and ill health caused by work is a key priority for everyone at work.

Health and Safety Law places duties on organisations and employers, and directors can be personally liable when these duties are breached: members of the board have both collective and individual responsibility for health and safety.

Fire Safety Training

Red fire extinguisher

This course is suitable for delegates who would like to gain an insight into fire safety in the workplace & planning appropriate fire action for their environment.

Entry Requirements

None

Duration

2 hours

Course Outline

  • Fire Safety basics
  • Use of extinguishers
  • Identifying escape routes
  • Emergency Lighting
  • Signage
  • Risk assessment theory

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge and understanding of Fire Safety in the workplace.

Assessment

Continuous assessment by the trainer.

Company News

INSTRUCTOR'S PLEASE NOTE

A 16 year old girl swimmer died after a lifeguard stopped CPR when she started breathing again, she thought that she had saved her life a Coroner heard...

Abstracts:

Heart specialist Dr Christopher Duke said Sophie 'would have survived' if she had received continuous CPR. He said 'You don't stop resuscitation just because a patient appears to be breathing. You only stop if there's breathing and a pulse.'

Testimonials

Ian Hilton-Tapp: Salusburys Harding and Barnett Solicitors

"thank you for your warm welcome, hospitality and excellent training course on Friday. We all learnt a lot from the course, aided by the fact that it was also enjoyable and presented by a very good teacher!"

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