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Roxby Training offers an extensive list of health and safety
courses covering all legislative training as well as training
in specific disciplines applicable to individual work areas.
We can also tailor-make courses and we offer nationally accredited
certification where possible.
Our training in this field is predominantly CIEH (Charted
Institute of Environmental Health) certified. This certification
is nationally recognised and delivery and assessment is to a
high standard in order to achieve the required
levels.
The more popular aspects of health and safety training are
the instructor assessor courses which offer significant benefits
to our customers. Allowing one person from your organisation
to be trained and assessed means they can then, in turn, do
this for other employees so reducing costs and downtime for
the
company.
Courses Offered
Manual
Handling Instructor/Assessor - CIEH Certified
Aim - The aim of the course is to give the participants an
awareness of the Health & Safety at Work Legislation and
to highlight responsibilities laid down under the Health &
Safety Laws.
Pre-requisite - No prior knowledge of safety legislation is
required.
Course Duration - The course is of three days duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 10 delegates per course.
Training Aids - Use will be made of lecture notes, audio-visual
presentation and discussion.
Assessment - There is an option of undertaking the CIEH examination,
which delivers a
Professional Teachers Certificate (equivalent to NVQ Level 3)
to successful delegates. This will involve each delegate delivering
a 20 minute presentation as part of their assessment process,
on final day of training.
Course Syllabus
- Day One
- Drawing up Lesson Plans
- Delivering evaluating and assessing training
- Teaching/Training Techniques
- Summary
- Day Two
- Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
- European Directives/Six pack 1992
- Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations
1999
- The Cost to Industry/Country and Individuals
- Risk Assessment
- Manual Handling Regulations 1992
- Day Three
- The anatomy and physiology effects on humans
- The Introduction to Human kinetics
- Practical Lifting exercises and a Manual Handling Risk
Assessment
- Effective Communication & Basic Teaching Skills
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Supervising
Safety - CIEH Certified
Aim - This course is aimed at Supervisors, owners of small
businesses, team leaders
or anyone who has responsibility for the Health & Safety
of others in the
workplace.
Pre-requisite - No prior knowledge of safety legislation is
required, although some knowledge
may be advantageous.
Course Duration - The course is on four days duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 10 delegates per course.
Training Aids - Use will be made of lecture notes, audio-visual
presentation and discussion.
Assessment - There is an option of undertaking the CIEH examination.
Course Syllabus
- Concepts of Health & Safety
- Accidents – reporting, prevention etc.
- Health in the workplace
- Legal provisions
- Health & Safety – Organisation and Management
- Supervising Health and Safety
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Basic Health
& Safety - CIEH Certified
Aim - This will provide a good basic all round awareness and
understanding of Health & Safety Issues and to have proof
of an understanding and promotion of safe working practices.
Pre-requisite - No prior knowledge of safety legislation is
required, although some knowledge
may be advantageous.
Course Duration - The course is on one days duration.
Optimum Number - The optimum number of persons on this course
will be ten.
Training Aids - Use will be made of lecture notes, audio-visual
presentation and discussion.
Assessment - There is an option of undertaking the CIEH examination.
Course Syllabus
- The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
• Terms ‘reasonably practicable’
• Exemptions to the Health & Safety at Work Act
1974
• General duties of employers i.e. safety policy, safety
representatives and
committees, etc.
• Powers granted to H.M. Inspectors of factories
• Improvement and prohibition notices
• Summary and indictable offenses committed under the
Act
• Civil liability
• The employment medical advisory service
- Overview of Other Health & Safety Responsibilities
Under Legislation
- The management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations
1992
- Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) regulations 1992
- Provision & use of work equipment regulations 1992
- Health & safety (display screen equipment) regulations
1998
- Noise at work (ACOP)
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Manual
Handling Techniques - CIEH Certified
Aim - To provide delegates with the knowledge for them to perform
day-day lifting operations in a safe and competent manner.
Pre-requisites - None.
Course Duration - The course will be of either a half day
or one day in duration. (Depending upon whether or not there
is a requirement for the CIEH examination).
Optimum Number - Maximum of 10 delegates per course.
Training Aids - Use will be made of lecture notes, handouts
and practical exercises.
Assessment - There is an option of undertaking the CIEH examination.
Course Syllabus
- Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
- Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999
- Manual Handling Regulations 1992
- What is manual handling?
- Manual handling in the workplace
- The importance of back care
- Introduction to the spine and its flexibility
- Common injuries
- Risk assessment
- Manual handling techniques
- Demonstration and practice
- Identifying, assessing and controlling handling risks
- Feedback and close
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Risk Assessment/Method
Statement - CIEH Certified
Aim - The course is aimed to impart sufficient knowledge so
that the delegate may be deemed competent to undertake and formulate
Risk Assessment / Method Statements in their own workplace.
Pre-requisite - No prior knowledge of safety legislation is
required, although some knowledge
may be advantageous.
Course Duration - The course is of one days duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 8 delegates per course.
Training Aids - Use will be made of lecture notes, audio-visual
presentation and discussion.
Assessment - There is an option of undertaking the CIEH examination.
Course Syllabus
- The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and Overview of
Other Health & Safety
Responsibilities Under Legislation
• Terms ‘reasonably practicable’
• Exemptions to the Health & Safety at Work Act
1974
• General duties of employers i.e. safety policy, safety
representatives and
committees, etc.
• Powers granted to H.M. Inspectors of factories
• Improvement and prohibition notices
• Summary and indictable offenses committed under the
Act
• Civil liability
• The employment medical advisory service
- The management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations
1992
- Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) regulations 1992
- Provision & use of work equipment regulations 1992
- Health & safety (display screen equipment) regulations
1998
- Risk Assessment, Risk Management & Method Statements
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Principles
of COSHH - CIEH Certified
Aim - The course is aimed to give the delegates an understanding
of the control, storage and use of substances hazardous to health.
Pre-requisite - No prior knowledge of safety legislation is
required, although some knowledge
may be advantageous.
Course Duration - The course is of one days duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 10 delegates per course.
Training Aids - Use will be made of lecture notes, audio-visual
presentation and discussion.
Assessment - There is an option of undertaking the CIEH examination.
Course Syllabus
- Introduction of to chemical awareness and control
- Nature of chemicals
- Hazardous properties
- Occupational exposure standards
- Categorisation of danger
- Health & Safety information
- Safe systems of work
- Storage / Spillages
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