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First Aid

There are a few different options for this qualification.  Either as a basic appointed person, which means no formal qualification, as HSE an accredited qualification lasting for 3 years.  Alternatively  this can be a nationally recognised OFQUAL Level 2 qualification (equivalent of  5 GCSEs  or 1 A level), both of which are still recognised as complying with  HSE’s requirements for any organisations First Aid provision.  

Manual Handling

There are 2 main options for this qualification. Either as a basic CPC module, which means no formal qualification,  Alternatively  this can be delivered as a nationally recognised OFQUAL Level 2 qualification (equivalent of 5 GCSEs  or 1 A level). This module is a mix of both theory and practical elements and can be tailored to customers needs.

Fire Awareness

There are 2 main options for this qualification.  Either as a basic CPC module, which means no formal qualification,  Alternatively  this can be delivered as a nationally recognised OFQUAL Level 2 qualification (see above) and complies with HSE guidelines.

Health & Safety

There are 2 main options for this qualification.  Either as a basic CPC module, which means no formal qualification,  Alternatively  this can be delivered as a nationally recognised OFQUAL Level 2 qualification (see above).  The module itself is possibly more suited to supervisory staff, although some customers feel it of value to give all employees a better understanding of the basics relating to the health and safety legislative framework.    

Reversing Assistant

With reversing of vehicles contributing to so many workplace vehicle accidents , this module helps drivers understand the importance of following HSE best practice when involved in manoeuvring of vehicles.   It focuses  not only on what to do but why it should be done and of course introduces the dangers of non-compliance.  

Safe Use and Operation of a Tail-lift

Despite a tail-lift being a simple operation it remains to be fraught with obvious and not so obvious dangers.  Health & safety legislation clearly states that before operating any  plant or equipment employers should give suitable training in it’s safe use.  Unfortunately because tail-lifts are usually a simply 2-button operation, they are usually overlooked in respect of training.  After attending this course each candidate is assessed, given a handbook and training certificate for which they sign an acknowledgement.