This Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Training course provides the learner with an awareness of the health risks associated with working with display screen equipment. It teaches the learner how their work should be set up so that the chances of developing musculoskeletal problems are minimized.
Demolition safety training is an awareness program about the safety hazards in demolition work and the techniques to reduce accidents in the demolition sites. Demolition work involves many of the same hazards associated with construction work. However, demolition also poses additional hazards due to unknown factors such as: deviations from the structure’s original design, approved or unapproved modifications that altered the original design, materials hidden within structural members, and unknown strengths or weaknesses of damaged materials.
Crane Operation requires a competent person who can adequately plan all lifting operations involving lifting equipment, appropriately supervise, and carry them out safely. Crane operations are growing with the number of international regulations, and many machinery types pose challenges for manufacturers and operators. An effective Crane Operation safety training program helps organizations prevent significant accidents, achieve their obligations, and fulfill legal requirements and Operational Control requirements of ISO 45001:2018.
The course is designed for the employees who enter and work in a confined space. The training includes the procedures and safe working practices that a employees has to follow.
Two-thirds of all confined space fatalities occur among would-be rescuers. To prevent deaths, it is critical to use good confined space entry practices so that there is no need for rescue operations. Remember, even a well-planned rescue can end up as a body retrieval. Rescues can be performed by any employee or a professional rescuer so long as he or she has been fully trained and qualified to act as a rescuer. Qualifications include knowledge of and experience working with all hazards associated with rescue and confined space entry operations.
As per the 1981 Fire Services Act and Regulation 9 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005, the Basic Fire Safety Awareness Training is devised to build awareness on fire safety hazards, how to control a fire event, identifying the source of fire to know its type and selecting the correct fire extinguisher depending on the type of fire, to develop an effective fire safety culture at workplace.
A Banksman will be the eyes and ears of the crane or truck driver and make sure any manoeuvres they make are safe and don’t put the driver or anyone else in danger. The Banksman communicates with the driver via a radio link or pre-arranged hand signals. By doing this the Banksman can inform the driver of what is going on around the vehicle since they may not have a complete view or clear visibility. A Banksman can also be called upon for many other duties such as directing traffic in and around the site. As such they are sometimes also called traffic marshals.
This training programme equips the delegate with knowledge to conduct gas testing within confined spaces and awareness of associated confined space hazards. Delegates will also learn about relevant legislative requirements, gas measuring, monitoring equipment and documenting gas test results.
This abrasive wheels training course is legally required for all those who are involved in the purchase & selection, storage & handling, mounting, dressing, and use of abrasive wheels. This includes either fixed (e.g. Bench grinders or polishers) or portable (e.g. angle grinders) abrasive wheels.
The Basic First Aid Training course is designed to empower participants with essential skills and knowledge to respond effectively in emergency situations. The primary objectives include equipping participants with the ability to administer basic first aid, understand emergency response procedures, and provide immediate assistance until professional medical help arrives.
