Health & Safety

The aim of this course is to provide delegates with the underpinning knowledge of Lifting Operations in order for them to understand the role and responsibility of the Appointed Person in lifting operations (APLO). On successful completion of the course candidates will be able prepare and implement safe systems of work for lifting operations including writing risk assessments and method statements.

The aim of this course is to provide delegates with the underpinning knowledge of Lifting Operations in order for them to understand the role and responsibility of the Appointed Person in lifting operations (APLO). On successful completion of the course candidates will be able prepare and implement safe systems of work for lifting operations including writing risk assessments and method statements.

Almost a third of all workplace fatalities involve falls from high places – so safety training is essential for regulatory compliance and your own duty of care to anyone working at height. It’s most effective delivered in your real environment, with your own equipment.

The aim of the course is to provide delegates with practical and theoretical knowledge to safely work at height in the workplace. On successful completion of the course candidates will be able to select the correct height safety accessories, carry out pre-use checks and use equipment safely in the work place.

To provide Delegates with sufficient skills and knowledge to carry out their duties safely and efficiently whilst operating forklift trucks in the workplace.

CONDO training requires that personnel are adequately prepared for operational deployments, and that this training is dependent on a number of factors including the nature and location of the operation, the duration of task and the threat.  

The 1 day CONDO refresher training is required annually under DEFSTAN 05-129 (Defence Standards (Procedures & Requirements)) amended 12th March 2010.

The City and Guilds 6160-09 provides a medium risk entry / entry controller qualification at a nationally recognised level. Covering the fundamental principles of confined space working, any person with any exposure to confined space is recommended to attend this course. Although primarily aimed operatives it is a necessary foundation for all persons looking to progress their understanding of confined space entry.

This course was written by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to assist employers comply withe the HSE First Aid at Work Act (1981). It is the standard qualification for First Aiders in the UK work place and is nationally recognised. It is also the minimum First Aid qualification for anyone wanting to become either an HSE or RYA endorsed First Aid Instructor.

RYA Powerboat Level 2 (RYA PB2) offers a general introduction to power boating and teaches core boat handling and safety skills. The course is popular both with beginners and those who are self taught and now require formal certification.

If the worst ever happened at sea and you had to abandon your vessel, would you know what to do? The RYA Sea Survival training course assumes the worst case scenario: that you have to abandon your ship.

The RYA SRC (VHF Radio) course is the shortest of the four GMDSS Certificates and is aimed at skippers and crew of small craft operating in inshore and coastal regions. It is the most common radio certificate for leisure boaters.

This STCW First Aid course is designed for those professional yachtsmen, super yacht crew and seafarers who are required to comply with the STCW 95 code of practice and the STCW 2010 amendments. In the super yacht industry this certificate is required by all crew. In the smaller yacht and the workboat industry skippers operating up to 60 miles from a safe haven can operate with this certificate.

Teaches the actions to be taken by individuals to protect themselves in emergency situations. The first session is classroom based covering theoretical elements. The second session is practical training using life jackets, survival suits and inflatable life rafts in a realistic marine environment

This Instructor-led workshop provides safety awareness for all personnel who either use, handle or store liquid nitrogen.

The course covers the safe operation of a Gantry Crane along with Slinging and Signalling relevant to lifting with a Gantry Crane and references the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998.

To provide Delegates with sufficient skills and knowledge to carry out their duties safely and efficiently whilst operating forklift trucks in the workplace.

This course provides an essential understanding of the symbolic language of GD&T within the context of the latest BS 8888 and ISO GPS standards. Delegates will learn how GD&T is used to convey design intent, guarantee both function and assembly, and, maximise tolerances.

Employers must provide training for operators of grinding machines and abrasive wheels, in compliance with their responsibilities under the Health & Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment 1998.

The accredited IOSH Leading Safely®️ course provides the health and safety knowledge business leaders and senior managers need. It delivers a unique, business-first approach to ensure candidates understand how to apply the course teachings to their business for maximum benefit.