Covers core knowledge for electricians, including essential principles, UK safety statistics, electrical hazards, and correct procedures for responding to electric shocks.

Covers the risks of hot work, legal definitions, consequences of unsafe practices, and the controls needed to maintain a safe workplace.

This course is intended for anyone who uses abrasive wheels or employs people who use them in their work. It covers the various types of abrasive wheel, safe working practices, and how to identify different wheel types.

Covers definitions, safety considerations, and risk reduction for work at height; further practical training required for hands-on roles.

Explains CDM regulations, key project roles, required documentation, and practical examples of applying compliance in construction.

Covers manual handling regulations, safe techniques, practical solutions, and mechanical aids; additional training required for hands-on manual handling tasks.

Provides a comprehensive overview of ladder safety, including ladder types, inspection procedures, competency checks, and legal requirements.

Covers core health and safety principles for construction, legal obligations, accident prevention, and provides a recognised qualification for your CSCS card application.

Designed for those assessing display screen equipment, this course covers DSE regulations, risks from incorrect setups, and responsibilities for workplace health.

This course provides essential information on the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health. It is intended for anyone exposed to hazardous substances at work, as well as line managers responsible for those employees.

Covers types of reversing accidents, banksman responsibilities, management duties, relevant legislation, safe working rules, vehicle safety checks, and banksman hand signals.

This course is approved by IATP. In addition to outlining the risks linked to asbestos, it covers how to recognise asbestos, where it is typically found, how to minimise exposure risks, and the relevant legislation for working with asbestos.

Introduces LOLER, its purpose, covered equipment, legal requirements, and organisational duties for compliance and worker safety.

Covers asbestos risks, identification, locations, risk reduction, and legislation, with specific guidance tailored for designers and architects.

Introduces PUWER, covering relevant equipment types, common hazards, inspection requirements, and maintenance obligations.

Covers asbestos risks, identification, common locations, exposure minimisation, and legal requirements for safe working.