Health and Safety Assessments and Training - for businesses in Kettering, Corby, Market Harborough and the Surrounding areas
Training Dates for 2020 at our Corby Offices (Northamptonshire)
Staff training at our new offices in 2020
- Fire Extinguisher Use (on real fire) - 2.5 hours: £35 + VAT per person
- Fire Warden / Marshall (incl Extinguishers) - 4 hours: £55 + VAT per person
- Emergency First Aid at Work - 8 hours: £75 + VAT per person
- Manual Handling Awareness - 2.5 hours: £35 + VAT per person
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Weds 12th February 2020
9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 13th February 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 11th March 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 12th March 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 15th April 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 16th April 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 13th May 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 14th May 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 10th June 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 11th June 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 8th July 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 9th July 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 12th August 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 13th August 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 16th September 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 17th September 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 14th October 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 15th October 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work Weds 18th November 2020 9am - 11.30am: Fire extinguisher use 9am - 1pm: Fire Warden / Marshall 2pm - 4.30pm: Manual handling awareness Thurs 19th November 2020 9am - 4pm: Emergency first aid at work |
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Our facilities / where are weOur training centre is located on Oakley Hay Industry, perfectly located between the main roads of Kettering & Corby, Northamptonshire. The training facilities were constructed in 2019.
Unit 9, Sheiling Court, Oakley Hay,
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A Health and Safety Risk Assessment is a systematic method of looking at work activities, considering what could go wrong, and deciding on suitable control measures to prevent loss, damage or injury in the workplace. The Assessment should include the controls required to eliminate, reduce or minimise the risks.
Health and Safety Risk Assessments are a fundamental requirement for businesses. If you don’t know, or appreciate where the risks are, you are putting yourself, your employees, your customers and your organisation in danger.
Health and Safety Risk Assessments are a fundamental requirement for businesses. If you don’t know, or appreciate where the risks are, you are putting yourself, your employees, your customers and your organisation in danger.
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Minimum Legal Requirements
Employers must look at all work activities that could cause harm in order to decide whether they are doing enough to meet their legal obligations. This is a minimum requirement. If it is reasonably practicable to do so, employers should consider doing more than the legal minimum The aim should always be to reduce the risks as much as is 'reasonably practicable'. The Management of Health and Safety at Work (MHSW) Regulations 1999 require all employers and the self-employed to assess the risks from their work on anyone who may be affected by their activities. The Regulations require employers to carry out a systematic examination of their work activities and record the significant findings of the Assessment. If an employer has five or more employees, the findings must be recorded in writing. Please contact us for more information |