Health and Safety Content Workflow
Courses
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Understanding Health and Safety
Overview
The safety of employees and the public are fundamental responsibilities for all managers. The implications of poor safety management can be devastating to an organisation. Should accidents occur, the prosecution can result in jail or personal fines for supervising managers and directors.
What's covered?
Four principal factors of safety management
The difference between hazards and risk
What is a safety assessment?
How to carryout a safety assessment
ERIC the risk reduction model
The importance of safety signs
Protection of young people
Accountability
Accidents and reporting (RIDDOR)
Overview
An accident is an unplanned and uncontrolled event that can lead to the harm of an individual, group, or cause damage to business property. This course examines the importance of investigating and reporting accidents and near misses. The course is how to put corrective procedures in place to prevent the same situation repeating and the mandatory reporting requirements.
What's covered?
Factors that contribute to accidents
The purpose and requirements of RIDDOR
Near misses vs. accidents
Definition of major incidents
Roles and responsibilities
The importance of keeping records
Investigating incidents
Essentials of Human Behaviour
Overview
Human error is defined as the behaviour of the person carrying out the task. This course examines the factors that can contribute to the reduction in personal performance and the measures to counter such risks. In this course, the learner will learn how safe working practices can be jeopardised by human behaviour.
What's covered?
The four factors of safety
The influence of fitness and health
The causes of stress
The impact of tiredness and fatigue
Personal behavioural influences
Safety measures when working alone
Reviewing fire risk assessment
Intentional and unintentional error
Personal performance factors
Health and Safety Foundation Level 1
Overview
Health and Safety Foundation Level one covers all non-fire related emergencies that could be encountered at work along with the actions necessary to stop the situation escalating.
What's covered?
Types of workplace emergencies
Actions to be taken in different scenarios
How to carry out an illness assessment
TAB
Manual Handling
Overview
This course is designed to teach safe working practice and to provide an understanding of the importance of maintaining health and safety standards within the workplace. This course addresses the two areas, which are two of the most common sources of injury or accident: manual handling and the use of ladders.
What's covered?
Potential hazards
Precautions when reaching
One and two person safe lifting techniques
Lifting from a bench
Maximum weights to be lifted
Safe carrying and pulling techniques
Slips and Trips
Overview
Slips and trips are the most common cause of major injuries at work and can happen almost anywhere. The Health and Safety Executive report that more than 10,000 injuries are reported each year relating to someone slipping, tripping or falling.
What's covered?
Identification of potential hazards
Economic impact of injuries
Spills, obstructions and conditions
Preventing workplace incidents
Increased risk due to weather
First Aid Awareness
Overview
The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations requires employers to provide adequate and appropriate equipment, facilities, and personnel to ensure that their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work. This course provides an understanding of essential aid and the information to be gathered whilst waiting for trained assistance.
What's covered?
Employers legal duty
First aid and illness risk assessments
Signs and symptoms
Attending an injured person
Importance of medical tags
DRAB
Recognising and dealing with shock
Bomb Threat Awareness
Overview
The need for vigilance against a bomb threat is an unfortunate necessity of modern life. The best means of prevention is to have every employee alert to the dangers and the actions to be taken should an emergency occur. This course explains how to stay alert to bomb threat levels and the steps to take if you are alerted to a suspicious package.
What's covered?
Staying alert to threats
Ways of receiving a bomb threat
Suspicious packages and objects
Telephone threats and information to gather
Working with Computers (DSE)
Overview
Working with Computers covers all display screen equipment (desktops, laptop computers, and mobile devices). This course explains the hazards associates with the use of such equipment and the steps that can be taken to avoid personal injury.
What's covered?
How to reduce risk of injury
Correct use of portable devices
Repetitive strain injury
Drive Safely
Overview
This course is aimed at drivers of company vehicles. The course explains the driver’s responsibilities and teaches the safety procedures to be followed when planning journeys, if in an accident or if the vehicle breakdown.
What's covered?
Driver responsibilities
Road Safety
Personal Fitness
Vehicle usages
Vehicle and maintenance
The importance of planning journeys
Actions to take if you have an accident
Risk Management
Overview
Effective management of safety is consistent with good business sense; it is both a legal and moral imperative that health and safety practices and systems are embedded in the daily operations. To prompt the right behaviours, every employee must understand the importance of managing risks and their role in maintaining a safe workplace free from harm.
What's covered?
Understanding hazards
The concept of risk level
Risk assessment model
Hierarchy of controls
Strategies for selecting suitable controls
The importance maintaining your SMS
Incident Management
Essentials of Homeworking
Overview
Working from home permanently is now a recognised model that offers both flexibility and benefits to employers and employees. This course considers the practicalities of homeworking for both the employee and employer. Practical tips are provided for establishing efficient work practices.
What's covered?
The benefits of a flexible workplace model
Suitability considerations
Homeworking health and safety
Policy, pay and contract
The benefits of a flexible workplace model
Suitability considerations
Homeworking health and safety
Policy, pay and contract
Health and Safety Foundation Level 1 (Irish law)
Overview
Health and Safety Foundation Level one covers all non-fire related emergencies that could be encountered at work along with the actions necessary to stop the situation escalating.
What's covered?
Types of workplace emergencies
Actions to be taken in different scenarios
How to carry out an illness assessment
TAB
First Aid Awareness (Irish law)
Overview
The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations requires employers to provide adequate and appropriate equipment, facilities, and personnel to ensure that their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work. This course provides an understanding of essential aid and the information to be gathered whilst waiting for trained assistance.
What's covered?
Irish Legislation
First aid and illness risk assessments
Signs and symptoms
Attending an injured person
Importance of medical tags
DRAB
Recognising and dealing with shock
Forms
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General Risk Assessment / Rescue Plan
General Risk Assessment / Rescue Plan – Hazards, Risks and Control Measures
Safety Signs
Hazard/Vulnerability Risk Assessment
Microbiological Contaminants and Zoonoses
Work-related stress
Young person, task assignment, risk assessment
Eye Protection Risk Assessment
Display screen equipment (DSE)
Office Slips and Trips
Infection Control Risk Assessment
Asbestos, location risk assessment
Cash Handling Risk Assessment
Electrical Equipment Inspection
Fire Safety Site Use risk assessment
Ladder Safety
Legionella
MEWPs Safe Operation
Point of Sale security assessment
Pre work Risk assessment
Scaffold risk assessment
Vehicle Safety – Driver Risk Assessment
Vehicle Movement Site Safety
Welding
Homeworking Risk Assessment
Homeworking Suitability Assessment
Homeworking Operational Assessment
ISO 45001:2018 – 4. Context – Gap Analysis
ISO 45001:2018 – 5. Leadership and Workforce Participation – Gap Analysis
ISO 45001:2018 – 6. Planning – Gap Analysis
ISO 45001:2018 – 7. Support – Gap Analysis
ISO 45001:2018 – 8. Operation – Gap Analysis
ISO 45001:2018 – 9. Performance Evaluation – Gap Analysis
ISO 45001:2018 -10. Improvement – Gap Analysis
Risk management Audit form
First Aid Kit
Washing Facilities
Display screen equipment (DSE), audit
Vehicle Defect Report
Vehicle MOT Alert
Vehicle Road Tax Renewal Alert
Vehicle Service Alert
Vehicle Safety – Daily Check
Vehicle Safety – Daily Check Agricultural
Vehicle Safety – Daily Check Bus and Coach
Vehicle Safety – Daily Check Minibus
Homeworking Audit
information required under 45001
Washing Facilities
Eye Protection
First Aid Kit
Elevator Safety Checklist
Fire Safety Checklist
Vehicle Safety – Driver, capability and health checklist
Note: Workflows and there allocated training content and forms are continually growing. Therefore the items listed may not be an exhaustive list. However, the content listed are correct at the time of publishing and does represent the minimum number of items preloaded.