T: E: W: Health Safety Quality Environment. Online training courses

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1 Health Safety Quality Environment T: E: W: Online training courses October 2017

2 Approved courses Bundle offers Our bundles bring together our most popular courses in a money-saving deal. Value bundle... 3 Mix n match 5 bundle... 3 IOSH Working safely bonus bundle... 4 IOSH Managing safely bonus bundle... 5 IOSH Managing safely in construction bonus bundle... 5 Our online courses are designed to save you time and money. They are an efficient and effective way to acquire approved training in vital skills. Abrasive wheels awareness... 6 Asbestos awareness (Category A)... 7 Asbestos awareness (Category A) for architects and designers... 8 COSHH awareness... 9 Electrical safety awareness Fire safety awareness Fire warden / Fire marshal IOSH Managing safely IOSH Managing safely in construction IOSH Working safely Ladder safety Manual handling Method statements Risk assessment Silica dust awareness Vibration awareness Working at height skills at affordable prices Approved training in vital Page 2

3 Value bundle Bundle offers Mix n match 5 bundle 5 complete online courses (over 8 hours of IATP, RoSPA and CPD approved training) for just 30+vat per user Receive an endorsed certificate for each course that you complete 90 days access to our learning management system to complete your courses (from the purchase date) S Our Value bundle includes full versions of the following online training courses: Asbestos awareness (IATP and CPD approved) COSHH awareness (RoSPA and CPD approved) Fire warden / fire marshal (RoSPA and CPD approved) Manual handling (RoSPA and CPD approved) Working at height (RoSPA and CPD approved) VAT per user Q. Can I change the courses included in the value bundle? A. The courses in the value bundle are set and cannot be changed. You will need to purchase a mix n match 5 bundle if you want different courses. Q. What is included in each of the individual courses? A. The courses in the value bundle are explained in detail elsewhere in this catalogue. Take a look at the contents on page 2 to locate the individual course that you are interested in. Choose 5 complete online courses from those listed for just 40+vat per user Receive an endorsed certificate for each course that you complete 90 days access to our learning management system to complete your courses (from the purchase date) S Choose any 5 of the following online training courses: Abrasive wheels awareness (CPD approved) Asbestos awareness (IATP and CPD approved) Asbestos awareness for architects and designers (IATP and CPD approved) COSHH awareness (RoSPA and CPD approved) Electrical safety awareness (RoSPA and CPD approved) Fire warden / fire marshal (RoSPA and CPD approved) Ladder safety (RoSPA and CPD approved) Manual handling (RoSPA and CPD approved) Method statements (RoSPA and CPD approved) Risk assessment (RoSPA and CPD approved) Vibration awareness (RoSPA and CPD approved) Working at height (RoSPA and CPD approved) VAT per user Q. Can I share the courses between different users? A. No all the courses in the bundle must be allocated to one user. Page 3

4 Save even more on training costs with our bundle offers Bundle offers IOSH Working safely bonus bundle 6 complete online courses, including IOSH Working safely, in a money-saving bundle Receive an endorsed certificate for each course that you complete 90 days access to our learning management system to complete your courses (from the purchase date) S This bundle includes full versions of the following online training courses: IOSH Working safely (IOSH approved) Asbestos awareness (IATP and CPD approved) COSHH awareness (RoSPA and CPD approved) Fire warden / fire marshal (RoSPA and CPD approved) Manual handling (RoSPA and CPD approved) Working at height (RoSPA and CPD approved) 1 user VAT 2 to 9 users VAT per user 10 to 49 users VAT per user 50+ users VAT per user Q. Are these all fully approved courses? A. Yes. This bundle includes fully approved versions of IOSH Working safely and other RoSPA and CPD Certification Association approved courses. Page 4

5 IOSH Managing safely bonus bundle Bundle offers IOSH Managing safely in construction bundle 6 complete online courses, including IOSH Managing safely, in a money-saving bundle Receive an endorsed certificate for each course that you complete 180 days access to our learning management system to complete your courses (from the purchase date) S This bundle includes full versions of the following online training courses: IOSH Managing safely version 5.0 (IOSH approved) Asbestos awareness (IATP and CPD approved) COSHH awareness (RoSPA and CPD approved) Fire warden / fire marshal (RoSPA and CPD approved) Manual handling (RoSPA and CPD approved) Working at height (RoSPA and CPD approved) 1 user VAT 2 to 9 users VAT per user 10 to 49 users VAT per user 50+ users VAT per user Q. I have seen IOSH Managing safely advertised elsewhere for twice your price. Is there a catch? A. There is no catch. We are 100% committed to providing approved training at affordable prices. 6 complete online courses, including IOSH Managing safely in construction, in a money-saving bundle Receive an endorsed certificate for each course that you complete 180 days access to our learning management system to complete your courses (from the purchase date) S This bundle includes full versions of the following online training courses: IOSH Managing safely in construction version 5.0 (IOSH approved) Asbestos awareness (IATP and CPD approved) COSHH awareness (RoSPA and CPD approved) Fire warden / fire marshal (RoSPA and CPD approved) Manual handling (RoSPA and CPD approved) Working at height (RoSPA and CPD approved) 1 user VAT 2 to 9 users VAT per user 10 to 49 users VAT per user 50+ users VAT per user Q. Do I need any prior knowledge to take this course? A. No. This course is designed to be self-contained, so no prior knowledge is necessary. Page 5

6 Approved courses Abrasive wheels awareness CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you This online abrasive wheels course is meant for anyone that needs awareness of the dangers associated with using portable abrasive wheels and ways to minimise and control the risks they present. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. What is an abrasive wheel? Legislation and guidance applicable to abrasive wheels Common hazards associated with abrasive wheels, including: Mechanical hazards - contact with the wheel, wheel breakage, ejection of particles and entanglement Non-mechanical hazards - vibration, noise, dust, electricity, fire and confined space working Selecting and handling abrasive wheels, including: Labelling on an abrasive wheel Operating speeds Specification marks Restrictions on use Mounting a wheel, both new and used Handling and storage Safe use of abrasive wheels (cut-off saws and angle grinders) when: Cutting Grinding Chasing out Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and respiratory protective equipment (RPE) Control of the risks posted by dust Q. Is this the same as the course that would be delivered in a classroom? A. Yes. It is the same material that we have used for classroom delivery. The only difference, is that the online course, for obvious reasons, does not include a practical demonstration. Q. How many attempts do you get at the end of course assessment? A. You can attempt the end of course assessment as many time as you like. You are not charged to retake the test. Q. Do I have to wait for you to post a certificate to me? A. No. Your certificate is available to download as soon as you complete the course. Page 6

7 Asbestos awareness (category A) Approved courses This online category A asbestos awareness course is meant for anyone that works on buildings built or refurbished up until the year 2000, as there is a chance that asbestos could be present. This asbestos awareness online course will help you avoid the risks that airborne asbestos fibres present. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by the IATP gives you assurance that this online training course has been independently audited and confirmed as meeting the Category A training requirements set out in the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (CAR12). IATP and CPD certification service approved Conforms to Category A requirements in CAR12 Study time approximately 180 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you What asbestos is The main types of asbestos encountered in the UK How asbestos causes harm Factors that affect the chances of harm being caused Many examples of where asbestos is found in the UK, including: Loose asbestos in cavities Lagging Sprayed coatings Asbestos Insulating Board (AIB) Floor tiles Textiles Composites Textured coatings Asbestos cement products How to reduce the risk of being exposed to asbestos What to do in an emergency Q. What is the difference between UKATA and the IATP? A. UKATA is a Private company limited by guarantee without share capital. It charges fees for membership. IATP are a nationally recognised not-for-profit organisation that works with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). IATP ensure that training providers are audited to ensure the asbestos courses they provide meets all IATP standards and requirements. The IATP have a good reputation with the HSE and are truly independent. Q. Does the certificate have an expiry date printed on it? A. No. Unlike UKATA, IATP certificates do not need to have expiry dates printed on them. We like that because it is more in keeping with legislation whereby the employer (not the training provider) decides when training should be given, based on their unique situation and guidance provided by the HSE. Page 7

8 Approved courses Asbestos awareness (category A) for architects and designers This course is for anyone that prepares or alters designs where asbestos may be present, or requires more in depth information about asbestos surveys, the duty to manage. It also deals with duties on architects and designers under the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) with regards to asbestos. Approval by the IATP gives you assurance that this online training course has been independently audited and confirmed as meeting the Category A training requirements set out in the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (CAR12). IATP and CPD certification service approved Conforms to Category A requirements in CAR12 Contains additional information about asbestos that is relevant to architects and designers Study time approximately 180 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you Page 8 What asbestos is The main types of asbestos encountered in the UK How asbestos causes harm Factors that affect the chances of harm being caused Many examples of where asbestos is found in the UK, including: Loose asbestos in cavities Lagging Sprayed coatings Asbestos Insulating Board (AIB) Floor tiles Textiles Composites Textured coatings Asbestos cement products How to reduce the risk of being exposed to asbestos What to do in an emergency Specific information for Architects and Designers: Management surveys Refurbishment / demolition surveys The duty to manage asbestos The key roles and responsibilities that result from the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015 Q. How is this different to the standard category A course? A. It contains additional information for Architects and Designers.

9 Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) awareness Approved courses This online COSHH course is meant for anyone that needs awareness of the dangers associated with hazardous substances and the practical steps that should be taken to reduce the risk that hazardous substances present. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you Why hazardous substances are an issue and examples of incidents involving hazardous substances along with their consequences The forms that hazardous substances can take The four ways that hazardous substances can enter the body in order to cause harm The harmful effects that hazardous substances can have Acute and chronic effects that hazardous substances can cause Identifying hazardous substances, including: The key classification, labelling and packaging (CLP) pictograms Chemical safety data sheets The key legal requirements under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations, including: Risk assessment Emergency procedures Health surveillance Workplace Exposure Limits (WELS) Employees responsibilities COSHH risk assessments, including the means of control Q. Does the certificate have an expiry date printed on it? A. No Q. Is the course applicable to a wide range of organisations? A. Yes. We designed it to be relevant to as many organisations as possible. Q. Is the course applicable to a wide range of hazardous substances? A. Yes. Likewise, we designed it to be applicable to as many substances as possible. Page 9

10 Approved courses Electrical safety awareness This online electrical safety awareness course is meant for anyone that needs awareness of the dangers associated with electricity and the practical steps that should be taken to reduce the risk that electricity presents. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you The principles of electricity The important definitions Key legislation associated with electricity The common hazards, including: Electric shock Secondary effects Electrical burns Electrical fires Arcing Hazardous activities, including: Working on mains electricity supply Using poorly maintained equipment Working near overhead powerlines Contact with underground power cables Using electrical equipment in wet environments Control measures, including: Assessing the risk Reducing the risk Competent people Safe electrical installations Safe and suitable equipment Protective systems Reduced voltage Preventative maintenance Emergency procedures Q. How often does this training need to be provided? A. It is up to the employer to decide, based on the exposure to the risk and guidelines offered by the HSE. That said, because online training offers such good value, many of our clients undertake this training every year. Q. Do I have to wait for the certificate to be posted to me? A. No. It can be downloaded as soon as the course is completed. Page 10

11 Fire safety awareness Approved courses This online fire safety course is meant for anyone that needs awareness of the dangers associated with fire and the practical steps that should be taken to reduce the risk that fire presents. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you Incidents involving fire and why the risk from fire needs to be managed Key legislation applicable to fire in non-domestic premises, on construction sites and work activities that could cause fire The basic components of fire The stages that a fire passes through How fire spreads The way fires are classified How fires can be prevented Types and uses of fire extinguishers Risk assessment Fire safety arrangements Q. How often does this training need to be provided? A. It is up to the employer to decide, based on the exposure to the risk and guidelines offered by the HSE. That said, because online training offers such good value, many of our clients undertake this training every year. Q. Does the course cover the duties of a fire warden? A. No. You will need the fire warden training course that we provide. It covers the same material as this course, but with the addition of the fire warden duties. Q. Does this cover everything I need to tell my employees about fire? A. This course covers much of what your employees will need to know to protect them from the dangers of fire. But it may need to be supplemented with site-specific information applicable to your workplace. For example, who your Fire Marshals / Fire Wardens are, how the alarm can be raised, where you should evacuate the are to. This information should be contained in your local fire risk assessment. Page 11

12 Approved courses Fire warden / Fire marshal This online Fire warden / Fire marshal course is meant for anyone that needs awareness of the dangers associated with fire and the practical steps that should be taken to reduce the risk that fire presents, with an emphasis on the role of the Fire warden / Fire marshal. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations, in addition to those that perform the role of a Fire warden / Fire marshal. Incidents involving fire and why the risk from fire needs to be managed Key legislation applicable to fire in non-domestic premises, on construction sites and work activities that could cause fire The basic components of fire The stages that a fire passes through How fire spreads The way fires are classified How fires can be prevented Types and uses of fire extinguishers Risk assessment Fire safety arrangements The role of the fire warden / fire marshal Q. Is this all I need to know in order to be a fire warden / fire marshal? A. This course covers the key information that you will need in order to be a fire warden / fire marshal. It will also highlight other information that you will need to acquire, for example: the location of fire exits; local arrangements for raising the alarm; local arrangements for evacuating premises, etc. Q. Is this course applicable to a wide range of situations? A. Yes. We cannot cover every possible scenario, but we include a wide range to help you apply the training to your local situation. Page 12 Q. How often should this training be provided? A. Many of our customers provide this training every year. But it is for your employer to decide on the frequency based on risk and guidelines provided by the HSE.

13 IOSH Managing safely Approval by IOSH gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved as meeting IOSH s stringent standards. IOSH approved Study time approximately hours Course must be completed within 6 months The price includes all that you need to qualify: access to course; online exam; online project; and IOSH Managing safely certificate posted by first class signed-for delivery Tutor support provided for the duration of your study On completion you are awarded a genuine IOSH Managing safely certificate 1 user VAT 2 to 9 users VAT per user 10 to 49 users VAT per user 50+ users VAT per user This course is for anyone that needs to manage health and safety effectively. It is therefore for team leaders, supervisors, managers. and department heads. But the course is also applicable to directors, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. The course is split into seven modules: An introduction to managing safely Assessing risks Controlling risks Understanding your responsibilities Understanding common hazards Investigating incidents Measuring performance Approved courses After completing the modules you will understand more about: The reasons for managing safely How to conduct a risk assessment How to control risks effectively The basic legal responsibilities of managers and supervisors How health and safety law works The key parts of a health and safety management system Common hazards encountered in the workplace, including: Access and egress Aggression and violence Asbestos Bullying Chemicals and hazardous substances Computer workstations Confined spaces Drugs and alcohol Electricity Fire Heights Housekeeping Lighting Manual handling Noise Plant and machinery Radiation Slips and trips Stress Temperature Vehicles and transport Vibration How to report and investigate incidents How to measure health and safety performance Page 13

14 Approved courses PUTTING YOUR TRAINING INTO PRACTICE This course is not about simply bombarding you with lots of information to get you through the end of course assessments. We fully recognise the importance of being able to put your training into practice. charging so much when HSQE Ltd can do it for considerably less :-). But seriously, we have been helping organisations to improve efficiency and effectiveness in their business processes for many years We simply put into practice what we preach and pass those savings on to the customer rather than making excessive profits ourselves. For this reason, our IOSH Managing safely course also includes exercises to help you put the teaching into practice. These exercises are not assessed and do not form part of your end of course assessment, but they will help you to apply what you learn. Q. Will I have access to a suitably qualified tutor for the duration of my study? A. Yes Q. Will I have to attend a classroom? A. No. That s the key benefit of studying online with us. The exercises in this course include: Creating a work task list Conducting a risk assessment Developing a strong safety culture Delivering a toolbox talk Making an incident report and conducting an investigation Creating an inspection report Calculating your injury incidence rate Q. Are HSQE Ltd approved by IOSH to deliver the Managing safely course, or do you use a product from a different company? A. HSQE Ltd are approved directly by IOSH to deliver Managing safely. We never use training courses supplied by different organisations under license. You can see the current scope of our approval on the IOSH website at Q. Is this the latest IOSH Managing safety syllabus? A. Yes, version 5.0 is the latest IOSH Managing safely syllabus released by IOSH. Q. Does the price include all that I will need to complete the course and get a genuine IOSH Managing safely certificate? A. Yes, all you will need to add is your time going through the training materials, preparing for and taking the assessments. Q. I will need to dip in and out of the course, will that be possible? A. Yes. The system tracks your progress so you simply pick up from where you last left off. Q. Is the online course the same as the classroom course? A. The core content is exactly the same. The only difference is the means of delivery (over the internet rather than face to face.) Q. Do you charge me again if I fail the end of course exam? A. No. You get two attempts at the exam. If you do not achieve the required score to pass the exam, then you will have to take the whole course again. We do not charge for you to do it again, provided you have completed the course within the timescales set by IOSH (6 months). Q. What happens if I fail the end of course project? A. You have access to a course tutor for the duration of your study. They will provide you with feedback on your project if they feel it will not attract sufficient marks to achieve a pass. Q - Does the certificate say online on it? A - No. It is a standard IOSH Managing safely course certificate. It does not say online on it. Q. Will I receive a genuine IOSH Managing safely certificate? A. Yes (provided you pass the end of course exam and project). We will send it to you by first class signed for delivery as soon as we receive it from IOSH. Q. Can I see what other people have said about your delivery Q. Why is the price so low, when other companies are of the course? charging over 500 for the same course? A. Yes. We collect independent reviews. You can see them at A. A better question may be to ask them why they are reviews.co.uk Just type in HSQE Ltd and you will see them. Page 14

15 IOSH Managing safely in construction Approved courses This course is for anyone that needs to manage health and safety effectively in the construction industry. It is therefore for team leaders, supervisors, managers. and department heads. But the course is also applicable to directors, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety. This course meets fully the latest IOSH Managing safely in Construction syllabus (version 5.0). What is more, we continually improve the content based on feedback from our students, to make it as informative and engaging as possible. Approval by IOSH gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved as meeting IOSH s stringent standards. IOSH approved Study time approximately hours Course must be completed within 6 months The price includes all that you need to qualify: Access to the course; Online exam; Online project; and IOSH Managing safely in construction certificate posted to you by first class signed-for delivery Tutor support provided for the duration of your study On completion you are awarded a genuine IOSH Managing safely in construction certificate 1 user VAT 2 to 9 users VAT per user 10 to 49 users VAT per user 50+ users VAT per user Our IOSH Managing safely in construction online training course is split into seven modules: The course content is split into seven modules: An introduction to managing safely in construction Assessing risks Controlling risks Understanding your responsibilities, including: CDM 2015 Contractor selection and management Understanding common hazards Investigating incidents Measuring performance After completing the modules you will understand more about: The reasons for managing safely in construction How to conduct a risk assessment, with an emphasis on risks encountered in the construction industry How to control risks effectively, using examples applicable to the construction industry The basic legal responsibilities of managers and supervisors under health and safety law, specifically in relation to: The main roles, duties and requirements in CDM Contractor selection and management The key parts of a health and safety management system How to measure health and safety performance both proactively and reactively Page 15

16 Approved courses Common hazards encountered in construction, including: Access and egress Aggression and violence Asbestos Bullying Chemicals and hazardous substances Computer workstations Confined spaces Demolition Drugs and alcohol Electricity Excavations Fire Heights (overiew) Heights (access equipment) Heights (roofwork) Housekeeping Lighting Lifting operations and lifting equipment Manual handling Noise Plant and machinery Protecting the public Radiation Slips and trips Stress Temperature Vehicles and transport Vibration PUTTING YOUR TRAINING INTO PRACTICE Like other courses in our range, this course is not just about providing you with facts and figures to pass the end of course assessment. Throughout the course we encourage you to put into practice what you learn. For this reason, our IOSH Managing safely in construction course also includes exercises to help you put the teaching into practice. These exercises are not assessed and do not form part of your end of course assessment, but they will help you to apply what you learn. The exercises in this course include: Creating a work task list Conducting a risk assessment Developing a strong safety culture Downloading CDM reference materials Reviewing approved suppliers and contractors Delivering a toolbox talk Making an incident report and conducting an investigation Creating an inspection report Calculating your injury incidence rate Q. Do I need to pass the IOSH Managing safely course before taking this course? A. No. There are no prerequisites for taking this course. Q. Are HSQE Ltd approved by IOSH to deliver the Managing safely in construction course, or do you use a product from a different company? A. HSQE Ltd are approved directly by IOSH to deliver Managing safely in construction online. We never use training courses supplied by different organisations under license. You can see the current scope of our approval on the IOSH website at Q. I ve not seen an online version of this course before. Is it genuine? A. Yes it is genuine. Ours was the first online version of the course to be approved by IOSH Q. Does the price include all that I will need to complete the course and get a genuine IOSH Managing safely in construction certificate? A. Yes, all you will need to add is your time going through the training materials, preparing for and taking the assessments. Q. Will I have access to a suitably qualified tutor for the duration of my study? A. Yes. You will have access to an IOSH approved tutor for technical enquiries. You will also receive general support from our support team. Q. Will I have to attend a classroom? A. No. That s the key benefit of studying online with us. Page 16

17 IOSH Working safely Approval by IOSH gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved as meeting IOSH s stringent standards. IOSH approved Study time approximately 6 hours Course must be completed within 3 months The price includes all that you need to qualify: access to course; online exam; online project; and IOSH Working safely certificate posted by first class signed-for Tutor support provided for the duration of your study On completion you are awarded a genuine IOSH Working safely certificate 1 user VAT 2 to 9 users VAT per user 10 to 49 users VAT per user 50+ users VAT per user IOSH Working safely is for anyone, at any level, in any sector, that needs a grounding in the essentials of health and safety. The reasons for working safely What hazards are The main hazard categories What risk is What risk assessment is Approved courses Your options for dealing with risks Common hazards encountered in the workplace, including: Access and egress; Aggression and violence; Asbestos; Bullying; Chemicals and hazardous substances; Computer workstations; Confined spaces; Drugs and alcohol; Electricity; Fire; Heights; Housekeeping; Lighting; Manual handling; Noise; Personal hygiene; Plant and machinery; Radiation; Slips and trips; Stress; Temperature; Vehicles and transport; Vibration; Welfare Key responsibilities for improving health and safety, including: Employers; Managers; Supervisors; Safety representatives, Employee representatives and Safety committees; Employees; Contractors; Designers; Manufacturers; Importers; Suppliers; Occupiers of premises; Inspectors Key organisational arrangements for improving health and safety, including: The key parts of a safety management system; Competence; Safe systems of work; Permits to work; Personal protective equipment (PPE); Emergency procedures; Workplace inspections; First aid; Health surveillance; Reporting and investigating incidents How to prevent pollution and waste Q. What is the difference between IOSH Managing safely and IOSH working safely? A. IOSH Managing safely is aimed at people that are responsible for managing or supervising others in a safe manner. IOSH Working safely is more targeted towards operatives that are responsible for working in a safe manner. IOSH Managing safely takes between 16 and 24 hours to complete online, whereas IOSH Working safely takes between 6 and 8 hours to complete online. Q. Will I need to attend a training centre to complete the course? A. Our course is designed to be taken 100% online. You will be able to take the course and complete the online assessment from any internet-enabled device. Q. Can I download the certificate as soon as I complete the course? A. No. The certificate is printed and issued by IOSH. But rest assured that we will get it to you as soon as we can. Page 17

18 Approved courses Ladder safety It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you This online Ladder safety course is meant for anyone that uses ladders or is responsible for managing or supervising ladder users. Types of ladders and the key components that make them up Ladder strengths Common causes of accidents and injuries using ladders Key legal requirements, including the Work at Height Regulations and Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations Using a ladder safely Pre-use ladder checks Handling a ladder Setting up a ladder Behaviour on a ladder Ladder inspection Storage and maintenance of ladders Q. Does the course cover a wide range of ladder types? A. Yes. All the common types of ladders are included in this training course. Q. Do I need to attend a training centre to complete this course? A. No. But your employer could supplement our online training course by providing you with an opportunity to apply your training to a range of ladder types. Q. How long is the certificate valid for? A. we do not print expiry dates on our certificates. Rather we leave it to you (or your employer) to decide how often this training should be delivered. But that said, because elearning is so cost effective, and the risk from ladders is so high, most employers decide to provide the training every year. Q. Do I get the as soon as I complete the course? A. Yes. Your is available for download as soon as you pass the end of course assessment. Q. What happens if I do not pass the end of course assessment? A. Provided you have viewed the course materials, you ll be able to access the end of course assessment to retake it. We do not charge you again for retaking the assessment. Page 18

19 Manual handling Approved courses taken to reduce the risk that manual handling presents. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you This online manual handling training course is meant for anyone that needs awareness of the dangers associated with manual handling and the practical steps that should be What manual handling is Overview of musculoskeletal disorders including: Upper limb disorders Lower limb disorders Back injuries Hernias Overview of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations Avoiding manual handling operations Assessing manual handling activities, including the importance of the: Task Individual Load Environment Reducing the risk of manual handling injuries: Before the lift During the lift Setting the load down Included in the course is a bonus toolbox talk to help you remember and communicate to others the key points from the training. Q. Do I need to attend a training centre to complete this course? A. No. This course is 100% online. Q. Is the course applicable to a wide range of industries? A. Yes. The course covers the principles and practice of manual handling and therefore is applicable to a wide range of scenarios. Q. Does the course cover kinetic lifting techniques? A. Yes. Q. Can I dee a demo to make sure it is applicable for our needs? A. Yes, no problem. Just get in contact to arrange the demo. Page 19

20 Approved courses Method statements This course is mainly intended for manager and supervisors, but it is equally applicable to directors, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you What a method statement is How method statements fit together with risk assessments Why method statements are useful Developing method statements, including: Collecting information Conducting the risk assessment Producing the method statement Agreeing the method statement Contents of a method statement, including: Scope and validity Emergency arrangements Key hazards and control measures Permits Description of the method / sequence of work Details of the workforce involved Details of personal protective equipment Details of tools, plant and work equipment Hazardous materials Other relevant information Briefing record Using and maintaining a method statement, including what an effective method statement should have / be The course also includes a template for producing a method statement, which you may download and use. Q. What are RAMS? A. RAMS is a term that is often used to describe the combination of risk assessments and method statements. This course deals, in detail, method statement aspect of RAMS. This online method statement course is meant for anyone that is responsible for developing, reviewing or needs an awareness of method statements. Q. I need to write method statements, does this training cover all that I need to know? A. About writing method statements yes, but you may also benefit from our risk assessment training. Page 20

21 Risk assessment Approved courses This course is mainly intended for manager and supervisors, but it is equally applicable to directors, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk industries. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. Important definitions such as hazard, hazardous event, harm and risk Key legal requirements, including the Management of health and safety at work regulations 1999 The risk assessment process, based on a five step approach: Identify the hazards Identify who might be harmed and how Evaluate the risk and decide your control options Record and implement your control options Review and update your risk assessment Deciding on precautions, including: The principles of prevention The hierarchy of control options An explanation of both quantitative and qualitative risk assessments Where to find further (free) information RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you This online risk assessment course is meant for anyone that is responsible for conducting risk assessments, or manages those that conduct risk assessments. The course also includes templates for conducting quantitative risk assessments and qualitative risk assessments, which you may download and use. Q. Is the course applicable to a wide range of industries? A. Yes. The course covers the principles and practice of risk assessment and therefore is applicable to a wide range of scenarios. Q. Will this course enable me to conduct risk assessments? A. Yes. This course serves as a quick, simple, effective way of explaining what risk assessment is and how it may be conducted, in accordance with the advice from the HSE. An important part of that is helping you to understand what you can do and when you might need further assistance. Q. Is this just a training course or do you also supply templates for conducting risk assessments? A. In addition to the training, this course also includes blank templates for conduction both quantitative risk assessments and qualitative risk assessments. Page 21

22 Approved courses Silica dust awareness It is also suitable for anyone that manages or supervises such workers. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 60 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you 1 user VAT 2 to 9 users VAT per user What silica dust is Where silica dust can be found Why silica dust is a health hazard The ill health effects associated with silica dust exposure, including: Silicosis Lung cancer Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Ways of eliminating, or reducing or controlling silica dust exposure The role of health surveillance Q. How dangerous is silica? A. Diseases caused by exposure to silica dust are among the earliest occupational related diseases known to man. But despite the risks, many people that work with silica containing materials are oblivious to the dangers. Q. How will this course help me? A. The number of people that suffer ill health effects as a result of silica exposure could be reduced significantly if they understand the risks and take appropriate action Q. What does the look like? A. This This online silica dust awareness course is meant for anyone that works with silica containing materials, such as brick, cement, concrete, grout, mortar, stone, sand, and tile. Page 22

23 Vibration awareness Approved courses and whole body vibration (WBV), along with the practical steps that should be taken to reduce the risk that HAV and WBV present. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you This online vibration awareness course is meant for anyone that works with vibrating equipment and needs awareness of the dangers associated with hand arm vibration (HAV) What hand arm vibration and whole body vibration is An overview of the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005 Assessing vibration exposure, including: What a risk assessment will need to consider Exposure action values (EAVs) Exposure limit values (ELVs) Hand arm vibration, including: How hand arm vibration can be caused What ill health effects can arise from HAVs Symptoms of hand arm vibration syndrome, including: vibration white finger; nerve damage; muscle weakening; and joint damage Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome How exposure to HAVs can be controlled, including: Elimination at source Choosing the right equipment Maintenance Limiting exposure Health surveillance Whole body vibration, including: How whole body vibration can be caused What ill health effects can arise from exposure How exposure to whole body vibration can be controlled, including: Elimination at source Choosing the right equipment Maintenance Limiting exposure Q. Do I have to attend a training centre? A. No. This course is 100% online. Q. I don t work with vibrating equipment myself, but I manage people that do. Would this course be useful for me? A. Yes. It will raise your awareness of the risks and control measures. This will help you to keep your staff safe. Page 23

24 Approved courses Working at height that should be taken to reduce the risk that working at height presents. It is therefore applicable to directors, managers, supervisors, operatives, staff representatives and those responsible for coordinating health and safety in low risk organisations. Approval by ROSPA gives you assurance that the technical independently audited and approved. RoSPA and CPD certification service approved Study time approximately 90 minutes The can be downloaded as soon as you This online working at height course is meant for anyone that works at height and needs awareness of the dangers associated with working at height and the practical steps What working at height is and examples of accidents that resulted from work at height Key legislation associated with those that work at height or manage people that work at height Working at height risk assessment Key hazards associated with: Roof work Deterioration of materials Unprotected edges Access equipment Weather conditions Falling materials The best way of controlling the risk Common issues and good practice when using access equipment such as: Ladders and step ladders Trestles Tied scaffolds Mobile towers Mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs) Q. Do I have to attend a training centre? A. No. This course is 100% online. Q. Does this course teach you how to drive a MEWP? A. No. It is about how to work safely at height. It does not teach you how to operate equipment, such as MEWPS. Q. Do I also need to take the ladder course if I do this course? A. This course covers the key risks and control measures associated with working at height. This includes an overview of ladder safety. Our ladder safety course goes into more detail about working with ladders. Q. Can I see a demonstration of this course? A. Yes. Just us at support@hsqe.co.uk and we will set you up a demo of this, or any of our other courses. Page 24