The Level 2 Award in Health and Safety at Workplace aims to provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. The primary objectives include:
Health and Safety Basics: Develop a basic understanding of health and safety principles and practices.
Risk Assessment: Acquire skills for identifying and mitigating workplace hazards through effective risk assessment.
Emergency Response: Learn about emergency response procedures to ensure the safety of individuals in the workplace.
Safety Regulations: Understand and adhere to relevant health and safety regulations and standards.
Upon completion of this course, participants will cover key topics, including:
Health and Safety Basics: Basic understanding of health and safety principles, including the importance of a safe working environment.
Risk Assessment: Skills for identifying and mitigating workplace hazards through effective risk assessment, ensuring a safer workplace.
Emergency Response: Learning about emergency response procedures to ensure the safety of individuals in the workplace during unforeseen events.
Safety Regulations: Understanding and adhering to relevant health and safety regulations and standards to ensure legal compliance.
- Benefits of Level 2 Award in Health and Safety at Workplace Training
Health and Safety Understanding: Develop a basic understanding of health and safety principles and practices.
Effective Risk Assessment: Acquire skills for identifying and mitigating workplace hazards through effective risk assessment.
Emergency Response Proficiency: Learn about emergency response procedures to ensure the safety of individuals in the workplace.
Regulatory Compliance: Understand and adhere to relevant health and safety regulations and standards for legal compliance.
Participants will undergo practical assessments, including demonstrating knowledge of health and safety principles, conducting a risk assessment, understanding emergency response procedures, and regulatory compliance evaluations, to assess their understanding and proficiency in health and safety at the workplace.
The maximum allowed candidates per batch for the Level 2 Award in Health and Safety at Workplace is typically 10–12 participants.