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Satisfy the local and national authority requirements with our complete range of health and safety courses, specifically chosen for those working on a building site. Not only do we cover the basics, such as first aid or manual handling, but we also have courses on asbestos awareness, working at heights, and more.

First aid training can be the difference between life and death when accidents happen in the workplace. If you’re an Appointed Person, and you are keen to learn what to do in an emergency, taking a First Aid at Work course is likely to be on your to-do list. But what do these courses teach you?

When working in environments with risks, such as at heights, it is essential to ensure that you and your team are properly trained to avoid breaking rules and regulations and to stay safe. But, is working at height training a legal requirement? In this article, our health and safety team discusses when and why you’ll need working at heights training.

If you are involved in construction in any way, you’ll likely hear the phrase ‘construction phase plan’ mentioned. In this blog, our experts outline what is required in a construction health and safety plan, who’s responsible for it, and what a construction phase plan should contain.

Keeping up to date with food hygiene qualifications is essential for those working in catering or managing a kitchen. In this article, we address commonly asked questions about food hygiene certificates, including when they expire, whether they need to be renewed, the required level of certification, and more.

We design our training on diversity and equality to be informative and engaging for all employees, regardless of their role within the organisation. In this course, participants learn about nine protected characteristics that individuals may encounter in the workplace.

Any task where one or more employees need to manually move or support a load is considered manual handling. A load like this can lead to injuries, especially back injuries, and, as such, employers must make every effort to reduce the risk of workplace injuries.

First aid training is an effective way to ensure your staff stays safe in the workplace, but it can also bring a number of surprising benefits to your team. In this article, we discuss how first aid can foster a positive workplace culture, develop leadership skills, and more.

To ensure you stay within the legal guidelines in a kitchen, you must follow certain food hygiene rules. This article explains the rules you should follow, the consequences if you don’t follow food hygiene regulations, and how you can qualify for Food Hygiene Level 2. 

Ensuring you keep your staff safe within the workplace is a legal requirement, but do you need a qualified first aider? In this article, we will explore the recommendations for the number of first aiders required in the workplace and where you can obtain first aid training for your employees.