Workplace Training : Managers, Supervisors and Developing Safety Practitioners

Director's Responsibilities Workshop
This workshop reflects HSE/IoD guidance and provides an opportunity to explore the benefits of a 'beyond compliance' approach at board level.

RoSPA Supervising Safely
A three-day broad based introduction to key principles, including accident investigation and risk assessment.

IOSH Managing Safely
This flagship course from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) is aimed at all managers and supervisors, in all businesses.
IOSH Managing Safely Re-Certification
Bearing in mind both the ever-changing legislation and the pressures under which those with health and safety responsibilities operate, it is advisable to renew the IOSH Managing Safely qualification every two years.
IOSH Work Placement
This course is intended for all those in the Education Sector, Training and Enterprise Councils, Education Business Partnerships and other organisations who arrange, monitor or administer work experience placements.

Topic Related Risk Management
Fire Risk Assessment
To help you comply with your legal duty to carry out formal fire risk assessments
Manual Handling Risk Assessment
Meet your legal duty, and realise the business benefits of proactive manual handling risk assessments
Workplace Transport Risk Assessment
Tackling this HSE Key issue must begin with a thorough assessment of the risks. This new course gets you on the right track
Best Practice in Risk Assessment
Risk assessments are the foundation of effective health and safety management, but how do you ensure they follow best practice and are as effective as possible? To give you confidence and peace of mind this new course includes RoSPA verification of a post-course assessment

Essentials on Client/Contractor relationships
This new course is designed to give contractors, or all those who manage contractors, the skills needed to work effectively. It is aimed at all industry sectors.
Managing Stress and Violence
There are strong economic, legal and humane reasons for learning to manage stress and violence.
Managing Occupational Road Risk
More people are killed and injured in at-work road accidents than in all other occupational accidents put together. Indeed, considering the human, legal and economical implications it is clear that Managing Occupational Road Risk may be the greatest health and safety issue that managers face.

Introduction to Safety and Health
Introduction to Safety and Health
This three-day introductory course, comprising the modules listed below, provides managers, supervisors and developing safety practitioners with a sound understanding of health and safety management systems. It contributes towards the NEBOSH Modular National General Certificate. Alternatively, each of the three days can be taken in isolation as separate learning opportunities.
Safety and Health Foundations
Detailing the moral, legal and financial arguments for effective management of safety and health, this one-day course is the ideal starting point for a safety education.
Safety and Health Management
This course examines the importance of setting health and safety policy and advises on key features and appropriate content.
Monitoring, Audit and Review
This course considers the need continually to measure and review safety performance both re-actively, following an accident or incident, and pro-actively, (via inspections for example).

Management of Safety and Health
Management of Safety and Health
This new 6-day course is the ultimate comprehensive safety and health foundation.
Risk Assessment
Under health and safety legislation the main requirement for employers is to conduct suitable and sufficient risk assessments.
Principles of Control
This new one-day course is designed for those who have a sound understanding of the risk assessment purpose and process.
Accident Investigation
Effective accident investigation is not only a moral and legal duty, it also represents sound commercial sense, as identifying and addressing the root causes of accidents guards against future incidents.

Controlling Workplace Hazards
The following six one-day courses together make up the knowledge required for Paper Two of the NEBOSH National General Certificate. They can therefore be taken either as part of RoSPA’s exclusive modular NGC route or as individual courses, each of which addresses a specific workplace hazard.

Movement of People, Vehicles and Loads
Safe integration between vehicles and pedestrians is one of the HSE’s priority areas.
Work Equipment
This course is designed to introduce delegates to the general requirements for work equipment and is suitable for people with responsibility for reducing the risks from the use of equipment.
Construction Safety
This new course is an excellent introduction to the main hazards and controls in construction and demolition work.
Health Hazards (Physical and Psychological)
This new course looks at key causes of ill health in the workplace including workstation design, workplace environment, noise, heat, stress and violence.
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
In just one day delegates can learn the basics of identifying, measuring and controlling exposure to harmful substances, thereby safeguarding themselves and their colleagues.

NEBOSH
NEBOSH Modular National General Certificate – Exclusive!
RoSPA’s exclusive flexible modular approach to the NEBOSH National General Certificate answers the need for quality safety courses, delivered to fit around busy working schedules. Via this convenient modular approach you can now work towards this prestigious qualification, piece by piece.
NEBOSH National General Certificate – Traditional Route
Managers, supervisors and safety professionals increasingly play a complex and crucial role in ensuring the health and safety of employees and a well-grounded, comprehensive knowledge of the key issues is essential in order to meet these high demands. Covering 16 units, the NEBOSH National General Certificate provides the confidence that comes from operating from an informed point of view and remains arguably the best-regarded foundation in health and safety.

NEBOSH National Construction Certificate - is a qualification both for those with construction management responsibilities and for those who are required to provide routine, day-to-day advice on health, safety and welfare in construction work.