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18 results
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CITB Temporary Works Supervisor Course (TWSTC)
The CITB Temporary Works Supervisor course is for senior managers, contractors, site/project managers, and anyone wanting to progress from the Temporary Works Coordinator role. It teaches learners the duties of a Temporary Works Supervisor and the temporary works procedure guidelines (BS5975).
3 Course providers
Multiple study options
From£270.00
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From£270.00
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CITB Temporary Works Coordinator Refresher Course (TWCTC-R)
The Temporary Works Coordinator Refresher Course is a one-day course for people who have completed the TWCTC or its refresher in the last five years. You must retake the full course if you don’t attend the refresher before your certificate expires.
1 Course provider
Virtual
From£358.80
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From£358.80
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ECS Labourers Card - SPA Health & Safety Core Day
Apply for your ECS Labourer Card with the SPA Health & Safety Core Day training, a recognised route for supporting your ECS card application. Complete this one-day Safety Pass Alliance course to build essential health and safety risk assessment knowledge for electrical labourers working in the UK. This HSE-acknowledged training helps you meet key ECS Labourer Card requirements and supports safe working practices on site.
1 Course provider
Virtual
From£174.00
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Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Course
Learn how to identify and control hazardous substances in the workplace with COSHH training. This course covers essential safety practices and risk assessments to improve workplace safety. Complete the course and earn your COSHH Level 2 certificate.
1 Course provider
Online
From£19.99
From£19.99
Stepladder and Step Stool for Users Course
Ensure your safety while working at height with the half-day Stepladder and Step Stool User Training. Learn essential safety practices, risk assessments, and fall prevention techniques, and earn your Ladder Association Certificate and LadderCard upon successful completion.
Ladder and Stepladder User Training
Complete accredited ladder safety training with Hurak and learn how to select, perform pre-use checks, set up, and safely use ladders and stepladders. Available both online and in the classroom, this course leads to a Ladder Association certificate and LadderCard, valid for 5 years.
1 Course provider
Classroom
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Ladder and Stepladder User and Inspection Combined Course
Take the accredited Ladder & Stepladder User and Inspection Combined Course and learn how to safely use and inspect ladders and stepladders to prevent workplace incidents. Build confidence in ladder safety while gaining two key skills employers value on-site: ladder use and inspection.
1 Course provider
Classroom
From£330.00
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From£330.00
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Ladder and Stepladder Inspection Training
Complete this half-day ladder inspection training designed for workers responsible for checking ladders and stepladders in the workplace. Learners develop the skills to identify defects and carry out structured ladder inspections. Successful participants receive a Ladder Association certificate and LadderCard valid for five years.
General FAQ's
Health and safety in the workplace refer to the set of policies, procedures, and practices that are designed to protect the health and safety of employees while they are at work.
This course is important, as it helps prevent accidents, injuries, and illnesses that can occur on the job. It also promotes a safe and healthy work environment, which can increase employee satisfaction and productivity.
Common workplace hazards taught in this course include slips, trips, falls, ergonomic hazards, chemical hazards, electrical hazards, and fire hazards.
Key elements of this course include hazard identification and assessment, risk management, training and education, employee involvement, and continuous improvement. It may include topics such as ergonomics, hazardous materials handling, fire safety, first aid and CPR, and workplace violence prevention.
You can learn more about health and safety in the workplace by consulting resources such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) website, attending training sessions and workshops, and asking your employer for information about workplace health and safety policies and procedures.