Work Health & Safety Courses
Work health and safety refers to the safety regulations designed to prevent harm towards you and your co-workers.
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NEBOSH National General Certificate
Our NEBOSH National General Certificate training is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their skills in the health and safety sector. With the NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety, you’ll acquire the essential skil...
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Job Outcomes Health & Safety Advisor
NEBOSH International General Certificate
When it comes to the NEBOSH International General Certificate course, we’ll provide you with full support throughout your course. Our NEBOSH International General Certificate e-learning is the perfect solution for anyone who needs flexible learni...
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NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety
Our NEBOSH National Diploma training is perfect for anyone looking to gain more skills in the health and safety sector and with the NEBOSH National Diploma Occupational Health and Safety course, you’ll gain those all important skills. The profess...
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The NEBOSH National Diploma in Environmental Management
The NEBOSH Environmental Diploma is designed to equip practitioners with a professional-level qualification to manage responsibilities in relation to the risks of damage to the environment posed by work activities. There are no prerequisite entry requi...
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NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction Certificate
The NEBOSH Construction Certificate is a qualification for both those with construction management responsibilities and those required to provide routine advice on health and safety in construction. The Construction Certificate is designed to cover gen...
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Job Outcomes Health & Safety Advisor
IOSH Managing Safely
The IOSH Managing Safely eLearning course is designed to get you the results you need and in the shortest time possible. You don’t have to sit in a stuffy classroom for four days and drink horrible coffee while eating stale sandwiches. Your online cour...
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Job Outcomes Health & Safety Advisor
NEBOSH Courses (Health & Safety)
Want to become a certified health and safety professional? NEBOSH qualifications are recognised worldwide as the gold standard for safety management and risk assessment. Explore our range of NEBOSH courses, from general health and safety to specialised...
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Job Outcomes Health and safety officer +4
Food Safety CPD Accredited Level 2
Access to nutritious food is a key to sustaining life and promoting good health. Guaranteed food safety is the foundation on which every food serving establishment is based on. If that guarantee is non-existent, then we risk the lives of employees and...
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Job Outcomes Healthcare Consultant +1
NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate
This NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate qualification is aimed at those who are required to provide day-to-day advice on fire-related issues in the work environment. The NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate has been designed for managers, supervisors, employee r...
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Job Outcomes Health & Safety Advisor
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About Work Health and Safety
The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 enforces occupational health and defines employer responsibilities. These include providing adequate welfare provisions for their staff, providing the proper training for their staff and maintaining a safe work environment.
This act also outlines your rights and responsibilities. Your most important rights are as follows:
- that any risk to your health and safety are controlled as much as possible
- to be provided with personal protective equipment without charge
- to have breaks during your shift
- that if you contact the HSE or your local authority, you will not be punished by your employer
- to refuse to work if you find it unsafe
- to be informed of the potential risk of injury or any other dangers in the workplace
These are your responsibilities:
- that you will also take reasonable care for your own safety, such as tying up long hair and removing hanging jewellery when using machinery
- ensure that you don’t put other people in danger, both employees and other members of the public
- ensure that you don’t misuse the equipment provided for your health and safety
- to report any injuries or instances of ill health that you’ve received from your job
- to consult your employer anything that may influence how you work (e.g. a condition, becoming pregnancy, etc)
- to inform your employer if you’ve taken medication that affects your ability to work with machinery
What You Should Do When the Work Health and Safety Policy Has Been Breached
If you’re injured at work or believe there are safety issues in the workplace, it can be tough knowing exactly what to do, especially if the company you’re working for isn’t being cooperative. The best course of action is to contact the health and safety executive, or the local authorities depending on your workplace. If you work at a factory, farm, mine, school, hospital, nursing home, building site, establishments that work with gas, electricity and water systems, etc, then you should contact the HSE. Generally speaking, if you work in an office, shop, hotel, restaurant or any type of privately owned establishment, then you should discuss any issues you with the local authorities.
How to Get Familiar with Your Work Safety Policy
Your company should have clear and up to date policy that they should make all their employees aware of. If you are unsure of a certain aspect of the policy, you should discuss it with your employer. If you’re still feeling unsure, then the HSE can give you advice either on the phone or online. There are also courses that will teach you all the specifics in a particular area, like fire safety, risk management and first aid.
Work Health and Safety Jobs
- Regional Health and Safety Officer
- Health and Safety Assistant
- Health and Safety Advisor
- Health and Safety Facilities Coordinator
- Health and Safety Training Coordinator
Click here for our in-depth guide to becoming a health and safety advisor.
