Comments Off November 28th, 2009

IOSH Supervising Safely course review

After undertaking the IOSH Supervising Safely course

Candidates should be able to:

  • Understanding of legal duties, responsibilities and requirements;
  • Understanding of the process and practical application of risk assessment;
  • Understanding of legal requirements, establish and maintain safe systems of work;
  • Be able to carry out accident reporting, investigation, and an overview of RIDDOR and the human, moral, financial costs of accidents;
  • Understanding of human factors; attitude, personality, motivation, the potential and prevention of human error;
  • Be able to monitor the safety policy, arrangements and procedures.

IOSH Training is available for a number of other areas which give you a rang of other certified skills. Protect Life are a health, safety and protective goods superstore. They offer all the above and much more.

Good vendors of this type of training are hard to find. Perhaps the best approach when selecting a supplier is to approach the HSP (Health Safety and Protective) Superstores, they can usually sasitisfy all your health safety and protective training needs. They pridictably have 4 primary training services which we can be delivered locally, nationally or internationally:

 

  • Defining requirement – Help you to evaluate or review your training requirements and deliver a adaptable plan for training which is flexible enough to work for your organisation;
  • Planning – Help you to present and implement a clear and transparent plan which addresses training for all your health safety and protective needs ;
  • Deliver one-off or periodic training for one or more . With a number of our courses you have the option of training being delivered face to face, via video, via interactive computer based training or a combination of these methods;
  • Your training department – they will usually have a management function that can manage all your training requirements for you.

Please note: HSP training does not have to be costly or time restricted. Some of our courses can be taken any time of the day and any day of the week. You can even stop the training and resume when the time is right for you.

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