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A requirement of proprietors to ensure that one or more persons is identified within each establishment to receive proper instruction on all aspects of safety in relation to Abrasive Wheels. This wil... more information   send enquiry

Food Safety is an important issue in any food business and many food safety problems, such as food poisoning or contamination, can be attributed to lack of training and poor understanding of food safe... more information   send enquiry

This course is for those who wish install unvented hot water storage systems over 15 litres capacity. Completion of the course will satisfy the requirements of the Building Regulation G3 more information   send enquiry

In 1999 local Water Byelaws in England and Wales were replaced by the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999. This course is designed to update candidates and assess their knowledge. more information   send enquiry

This ELECSA endorsed course provides a comprehensive guide to fulfilling the requirements of BS 7671:2001. more information   send enquiry

It is a Government priority to ensure that existing and new heating installers are competent to install and maintain energy-efficient domestic heating/hot water systems. The Energy Efficiency for Dome... more information   send enquiry

Environmental noise is of increasing concern and is recognised as one of the major pollutants of today. This course addresses the legal and practical aspects of dealing with the problems of environme... more information   send enquiry

The forthcoming introduction of the new Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, due to be implemented by 15 February 2006, will bring the issue of workplace noise once more into sharp focus. In the... more information   send enquiry

Almost all employers in manufacturing, processing, distribution, retailing and service provision must comply with the COSHH regulations. more information   send enquiry

Food Safety is an important issue in any food business and many food safety problems, such as food poisoning or contamination, can be attributed to lack of training and poor understanding of food safe... more information   send enquiry

The Foundation Certificate in Health & Safety at Work of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health is a first level qualification in health and safety, which is nationally recognised in all occu... more information   send enquiry

Covering the requirements of BS 7671 for the inspection, testing, certification, practical demonstrations and hands-on experience in preparation for the practical and written exam. more information   send enquiry

The ICSA was founded in 1891 to establish and enhance the recognition of the profession of company secretaryship and define the standards of professional conduct to which Members should aspire. The c... more information   send enquiry

Problems with food safety continue to have a high profile and are often subject to media attention. They include outbreaks of food poisoning, contamination and production failures. Food safety regul... more information   send enquiry

The Construction (Health Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1996 require that ladder users must possess such technical knowledge, experience or training as may be appropriate, having regard to the nature... more information   send enquiry

This programme provides support, assistance and assessment for building a portfolio of evidence for Management NVQ level 3,4 and 5. Initial interviews and induction will take place on an individual b... more information   send enquiry

Efficient and effective management ensures no danger to the workforce, other people, the environment or the physical assets of the organisation. As part of your total management strategy, apply sound... more information   send enquiry

The aim of this re-certification course is to update delegates on key health & safety issues and best practice without them having to re-sit the full course. more information   send enquiry

Regulations require a more formal approach to the subject of manual handling operations. Since the subject not only covers lifting but handling, pulling, pushing or moving by bodily force, the range ... more information   send enquiry

This course provides help for managers to have a positive impact on customer perceptions and to recognise their role in developing and shaping the organisation’s image, approach and competitive positi... more information   send enquiry

The Construction (Health Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1996 require that Mobile Access Tower (MAT) operators must possess such technical knowledge, experience or training as may be appropriate, havi... more information   send enquiry

Training in health and safety is a requirement of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. Managers and Advisors who are appointed to a... more information   send enquiry

Neuro-Linguistic Programming is relatively new concept; it benefits managers by helping them to recognise the impact of their communications on the attitudes, motivations and performance of their team... more information   send enquiry

The qualifications are developed by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and the Edexcel Foundation (BTEC). The course is primarily aimed at people already working in a supervisory or managemen... more information   send enquiry

The qualifications are developed by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and the Edexcel Foundation (BTEC). The course is primarily aimed at people already working in a supervisory or managemen... more information   send enquiry

The qualifications are developed by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and the Edexcel Foundation (BTEC). The course is primarily aimed at people already working in a supervisory or managemen... more information   send enquiry

The qualifications are developed by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and the Edexcel Foundation (BTEC). The course is primarily aimed at people already working in a supervisory or managemen... more information   send enquiry

Part P is a new addition to the Building Regulations which came into force on 1st January 2005. The requirement states that all new electrical installations, together with many alterations and additio... more information   send enquiry

The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 require that users of work equipment receive adequate training for purposes of health and safety, including training in the methods which may b... more information   send enquiry

This qualification sets the standard for those involved in assessing NVQs. It is designed to be “candidate friendly” and involves extensive one-to-one support for Assessor Candidates. more information   send enquiry

This qualification sets the standard for those involved in Internal Verification of the Assessment process within an Approved Centre. All Approved Centres should have an Internal Verifier to liaise w... more information   send enquiry