Driving Safety Awareness

Online short courses for all employees that need to undertake Asbestos Awareness training if in their work they have the possibility of uncovering, disturbing or coming across Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs). This applies to any commercial premises built before the year 2000. These regulations can apply to operatives, supervisors & users alike, and from all courses viewed a donation is made to the Mesothelioma Trust - helping those suffering from this affliction.

Workers may experience fatigue, eye strain, upper limb problems and backache from going about their routine day to day jobs. The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regs 1992 describes how to comply and avoid the risks & issues surrounding this commonly overlooked subject. Problems can also be experienced from poorly designed workstations or work environments. The causes may not always be obvious and can be due to a combination of factors and are explained within this humorous & informative interactive film.

Where do you think most accidents occur - Motorways or country roads? The answer surprisingly is a staggering 60% of all road traffic deaths occur on country roads, that’s more than 10 times as many as die on motorways. Remember, 73,000 people were hurt in accidents while travelling on company business last year and 36% of those were off work for over a week. Taking a driver safety training course could go a long way to reducing the chances of you, or one of your employees, becoming one of those statistics. Shout Out Safety’s Driving Safety awareness course is for everyone who drives. Whether as part of their job, or may need to drive to another place whether using a company or not. It is also for employees who drive to a single place of work. The RAC states an amazing and frightening fact that “Up to 1 in 3 road crashes involves a vehicle being driven for work. Every week, around 200 deaths and serious injuries involve someone driving for work. " Millions of work-based car journeys take place every day. Work based driving accidents make up 36% of all road deaths and injuries. The course covers, DRIVING FOR WORK, BEFORE YOU SET OFF, HAZARDS & YOU, and GOOD PRACTICE

To comply with COSHH regulations 2002. Managers and staff need to be aware of the risks and procedures regarding the regulation. It covers, What are hazardous substances, How these can cause harm, How can you risk the risk of harm occurring.

In the last 10 years nearly 4,000 people have died in fires in the UK and 105,000 people have been injured, many suffering life changing injuries. Filmed in HD video and including testimony from a Chief Fireman and a GP this course is engaging, sobering and inspiring. Did you know that most people carry on exactly with what they're doing when an alarm is raised? They either deny something is happening or they wait for leadership. We investigate how you can snap out of that behaviour. By employing simple daily procedures all staff can learn to react correctly and automatically, if the worst were to happen.

All persons working and preparing food in a commercial environment need this training to prevent food poisoning occurring or being passed on.

Manual Handling - to comply with Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992. This can be defined as transporting or supporting of a load, including the lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling or carrying by hand or bodily force. The load can be an object, person or animal.

To comply with Working at Height Regulations 2005. These regulations apply to operatives and supervisors alike, and this course is suitable for all workplaces where working at height is part of everyday duties.