Hydrogen Sulfide is a highly flammable and hazardous gas, usually produced during oil refining and other industrial processes involving organic matter processing like sludge, liquid manure or natural gas. Due to its toxic levels and hazardous nature, it is of prime importance that employees must be given adequate knowledge & training to ensure workplace safety before working in or around areas with sources of sulfur.
Operating a forklift needs special training to accurately & safely maneuver heavy objects from one place to other. Forklift Operator Training allows the candidates to understand the nature of forklift operations and the safety hazards associated with it. It helps them develop skills to efficiently maintain and operate the forklift reducing injuries & accidents and ensuring improvement in productivity.
A food hygiene certificate is a document given to food handlers or anyone who completes a Food Safety & Hygiene training course that has been accredited. While food handlers aren’t required have a food hygiene certificate to prepare or sell food, the majority of food businesses will prefer that they do.
Fire warden training aims to give participants proper understanding of the nature and causes of fire, and how to identify, prioritize and manage the fire risk and take the appropriate actions as a fire warden.
One of the most important responsibilities of everyone is the detection and prevention of fires. When appropriate, staff, students and faculty members should be trained in the proper and safe use of fire extinguishers. This course of instruction is not designed to turn participants into fire-fighters, but rather equip them with the knowledge and skills to detect and extinguish a fire only when it is safe to do so.
Construction work can be a dangerous profession. People work together and trust each other to get the job done safely and efficiently. Yet, the two most dangerous components of construction work take place early in the project trenching and excavation. They pose great risks to the workers performing them and require extra care and regulations to keep everyone safe. If you want your workers to complete these dangerous tasks as safely as possible, you need to have a trenching and excavation specialist on your job site at all times.
The course is aimed to enable learners to distinguish between an emergency and an incident as well as understanding the different types of emergencies that may take place in the workplace. The learners will be able to explain the types of emergency alarms in the workplace, the procedures for responding to them and the methods and procedures, which need to be applied in an assembly area after an alarm.
Ergonomics is the science of designing the job to fit the worker – not forcing the worker to fit the job. Ergonomics covers all aspects of a job, from the physical stresses it places on joints, muscles, nerves, tendons, bones and the like, to environmental factors which can affect hearing, vision, and general comfort and health. The goal is to eliminate discomfort and risk of injury due to work.
The Emergency Evacuation Procedures course provides the learner with the necessary skills to successfully manage the emergency evacuation of staff or a building, should an emergency arise. Emergency evacuation drills should also be conducted at least twice a year, to ensure that the company environment is prepared and ready to evacuate when the need arises.
The electrical safety training concentrates on educating unqualified personnel on how to understand electrical hazards, and the risks associated with energized equipment. This course will teach your employees to assess the hazards, control exposure and reduce the risks associated.
