Health & Safety Training

The First Aid Response training course is a foundation first aid course that trains participants to provide first aid for a person who becomes suddenly unwell or injured until the arrival of emergency medical services.

The 2 Day First Aid Response Refresher training course enables participants who have previously completed the 3 day first aid course to keep their qualification active and recognised.

Operating a forklift truck is a specialised skill. Many accidents are caused by untrained drivers operating trucks in ignorance of the special conditions that apply to forklifts.

This course is designed for participants who wish to be competent in completing DSE Assessments for their office workplace. This course is a popular choice for HR managers, supervisors, and other office personnel.

The Fire Warden or fire marshal course will allow participants to implement the plans, procedures and measures concerning fire in the workplace and also learn to evacuate staff safely using fire warden training techniques.

This 1-day training program will ensure attendees are competent to carry out a pregnancy assessment on a pregnant worker and will provide practical application scenarios to practice the skills learned.

The main cause of non-fatal accidents in Ireland is incorrect manual handling, making up 33% of reported incidents. Incorrect manual handling can also manifest itself as work related ill health.

The aim of this Basic Food Safety, Level 2 on FSAI scale, course is to provide learners with adequate training in the basic principles of food hygiene, HACCP, and allergen awareness.

Many companies are concerned about the health and safety issues arising from the handling, storage and transportation of hazardous chemicals.

The purpose of a Safety Committee is to regularly bring workers and management together in a cooperative effort to communicate and to promote occupational safety and health in the workplace.

This Health and Safety Awareness or Health and Safety Introduction course, informs participants on how to work in a safe and appropriate manner and to maintain good health and safety practices.

A risk assessment is a systematic process of evaluating the potential risks that may be involved in a projected activity or undertaking.