In-Company Training

'In-Company' courses can be adapted to your specific needs, or a totally bespoke course can be developed. Our approach is interactive, combining up-to-date experience with practical application to create the ideal learning situation. The combination of training with real-life application is one of the key benefits of 'In-Company' training delivery, why not for example extend your training programme with a real live audit assisted by one of our trainers.

All types of organizations from large, blue chip companies to small-to-medium sized businesses and the public sector use this service.

It Makes Sense

An 'In company' solution provides value for money training - it is an effective method of making the most of your training budget. Programmes are priced by the day rather than by the delegate, enabling you to obtain substantial cost-savings. A further factor is that by running training at or near your premises, we can save you the travel and accommodation expenses.

What Can Be Provided

We are able to deliver any of our open courses specifically for your organization, as well as others. Often clients ask for a course to meet their specific needs. In these cases, we can modify courses, adding new components or even combining two or more courses into an integrated programme. Many clients also ask us to work on a one to one basis with a project leader, particularly useful during the development and implementation of a system. The programme may be only one day or it could extend to several days depending on the pace of your project.

In-house Training New Edition

Identify hazards in the work place	• Physical Hazards: Heat, Cold, Atmospheric Pressure, Humidity, Illumination, Ventilation, Noise • Precautions to control Physical Hazards • Chemical Hazards: Chemical Burns, Eye injuries • Precautions to control Chemical Hazards • Workplace (General Hazards): Electrical, Mechanical, Excavation & Construction • Precautions to control Workplace Hazards
Slips, trips & falls	• Statistics & Examples of Incidents/injuries • Kinds & Causes of Falls • Surface Traction & Coefficient of friction measurement • Factors that decrease traction • Near-Misses • Recommendation
Introduction to Proactive safety	• What is proactive safety • Examples of proactive safety
Introduction to Behavioral based safety	• Difference between traditional & BBS • When to implement BBS • Why most traditional safety programs don’t work • Positive reinforcement Vs Negative reinforcement • Human Factors
Office safety Awareness	• General Information • Physical Layout & Housekeeping: Exit & Egress • Fire & Electrical Energy • Office Furniture: Computers & Workstations, Office Machinery & Tools • Ergonomics: Ventilation, Illumination & Noise, Handling & Storage • General Safety Rules
Asbestos awareness	• What is asbestos? • Where is it found? • When is it dangerous? • Health effects: Asbestosis, Lung cancer, Mesothelioma, Other diseases • Determining factors • Means of protection: Avoiding exposure, Housekeeping, Spills
Office ergonomics	• What is it? • Environmental factors • Cumulative Trauma Disorder • Risk factors: Repetition, Awkward positions, excessive force • Preventive strategies
Home electric safety	• Energy requirements: heating, lighting and operating appliances • Sources of energy: electricity, gas, oil, or solid fuel • Cost depends on fuel • Cost of appliances depend on the power
Fire Safety at Home	• Sources of heat • Examples of heat sources • Common pointers: Clearance, maintenance, installation • Detection examples
Fire safety awareness	• Introduction • Classes of fires • Types of extinguishers • PASS method of extinguishing a fire • Rules of basic fire fighting • Fire warden & Building evacuation
Introduction to Accident investigations	• International Disasters • Cost of accident • Basic definitions • Investigation process • Reasons for not report accidents • How to get accidents reported • Simple Analysis techniques
Introduction to Risk assessment	• What is OHSAS 18001? • Definitions • Importance of risk assessment • Management of risk • 5-Steps to risk assessment • Controls • Application of risk assessment
Operational risk management	• Benefits • Terms • 5-Steps to risk assessment • Application
Back pain, Manual handling & Safe lifting	• Background & statistics • Health and safety protection • Plan to handle • Organize your work place • Determining factors: Task, Load, Environment, Individual • Human body posture • Safe lifting techniques
Eye & Ear protection	• Introduction • Examples of hazardous work areas • Types of injuries • Noise exposure & guidelines • Controls
Confined space, Lock off & Tag out	• Define and recognize a Confined Space • Causes of injury • Identify hazards in Confined Spaces • Identify entry procedures • Types of controls
Environmental awareness & Pollution prevention	• Environment & Environmental management system • Aspects & Impacts • Significance measurement • Pollution prevention & 3Rs • Roles & responsibilities
Aspect / Impact identification	• Introduction • Importance of identification • Steps of identification • Examples
Occupational Hygiene introduction	• Introduction • Scope of OH • Hazards • Duties & controls
Material Safety Data Sheets & Solvent Safety	• Introduction • Contents: Physical & Chemical composition, Exposure effects, Combustion limits, First aid treatment, Controls
Working at height & Scaffolding safety	• Introduction • Basic elements in a scaffold • Visual pre-use inspection / observation of a scaffold • Actions to control unsafe constructed scaffolds
Workplace inspection	• Introduction & inspection process • Hazards identification • Control of identified hazards.

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