Work Health & Safety Courses
Work health and safety refers to the safety regulations designed to prevent harm towards you and your co-workers.

Work health and safety refers to the safety regulations designed to prevent harm towards you and your co-workers.
The NEBOSH Certificate in Construction Safety & Health is aimed at those that need to have a firm understanding of everyday health, safety and welfare in the construction workplace. The course consists of 3-course units and will see students adding...
Health and Safety is becoming increasingly popular in the workplace, as a result, companies are now investing record amounts of money to ensure they are compliant with ever-changing legislation. Our Health and Safety Job guarantee programme is the easi...
The NEBOSH International Certificate in Oil & Gas Safety aims to instil a firm understanding of the effective implementation of international safety standards and management systems both off and onshore. This course consists of 5 course units and,...
The NEBOSH National/International General Certificate focuses on a firm comprehension of occupational safety and health. Students are offered a choice between the National and International certificate; consisting of 3 course units each. There are no e...
The NEBOSH National/International General Certificate focuses on a firm comprehension of occupational safety and health. Students are offered a choice between the National and International certificate; consisting of 3 course units each. NEBOSH is cons...
This NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety & Risk Management is aimed at non-specialists looking to gain a firm understanding of fire safety in the workplace. The course consists of 3-course units and will see students adding a national certificate to...
The NEBOSH International Certificate in Oil & Gas Safety aims to instil a firm understanding of effective implementation of international safety standards and management systems both off- and onshore. This course consists of 5 course units and, upo...
The NEBOSH Certificate in Construction Safety & Health is aimed at those that need to have a firm understanding of everyday health, safety and welfare in the construction workplace. The course consists of 3 course units and will see students adding...
The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety & Risk Management is aimed at non-specialists looking to gain a firm understanding of fire safety in the workplace. The course consists of 3 course units and will see students adding a national certificate to t...
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...
The IOSH Managing Safely eLearning Including Exam course is aimed at those that need to review safety systems, introduce new safety measures and oversee their implementation. The course consists of 8-course units and will see students adding a level 2...
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.
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.
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.
For our in-depth guide on becoming a health and safety advisor, click here.
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