IOSH Training

Taking health & safety to the next level

Our courses

We deliver qualifications and accredited courses from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH). Both IOSH and NEBOSH courses are widely recognised, and will give you the skills and knowledge you need to boost your career and improve your company’s health and safety standards.

Our trainers are experienced health and safety practitioners, and many are NEBOSH examiners. This means that we always stay on top on the latest developments in health and safety legislation, and will share with you a lot of current and practical experience. This is reflected in our excellent exam pass rates, which far exceed national averages.

Course information

IOSH Leading Safely

This course can help you to achieve your organisation’s strategic health & safety risk management objectives. After the course, you’ll understand responsibilities and accountabilities, and be able to effectively oversee the management of operational risks and resources.

What you will learn:

The legal, moral and financial drivers to manage health & safety
An overview of civil and criminal law
The Health and Safety at Work Act
The HSE enforcement policy
Corporate manslaughter
Corporate governance
Health & safety management systems, culture and leadership

Duration: 1 day

Assessment: You’ll be required to make a plan/commitment to making health & safety improvement in your business.

Cost: £195 + VAT

Upcoming training dates

24 May 2024

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IOSH Managing Safely

The course is designed as an introduction to safety and health in the workplace for those who have a responsibility to manage their own and others’ safety.

You will learn

How safety and health can and should be treated as an integral part of your responsibilities, using the same general approaches as in other aspects of your work
why accidents involving injury, health disorder or damage occur, and how to learn from them in order to prevent future accidents
how to recognise the hazards likely to be present in your place of work and the type of action which may be needed to control and manage them
about the specific procedures used in identifying hazards, assessing risks and developing risk control strategies
about the significance of attitudes to safety, and the necessary steps towards developing a safety culture
about the responsibilities falling on employers and themselves in relation to health and safety legislation, along with a basic understanding of the relevant legislation, its enforcement and compliance strategies
how to communicate effectively on safety and health matters with those who work for you, with those you report to, and with specialist safety and health practitioners whom you approach for guidance.

Duration: 3 days

Upcoming training dates