SS Level 2 Health and Safety course
The Level 2 Health and Safety course provides essential knowledge of health and safety practices in the workplace, ideal for newcomers or those aiming to progress. Participants will learn about roles and duties related to health, safety and welfare, the importance of risk assessments and procedures for handling emergencies. The course is delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 2 Legionella (Cooling Towers) course
The Level 2 Legionella Awareness (Cooling Towers and Evaporative Condensers) is designed for those working in environments where legionella bacteria poses a risk through the use of cooling towers and evaporative condensers. Candidates will gain an understanding of risk management, the operation of cooling towers and evaporative condensers, and the importance of routine monitoring, testing and disinfection. This qualification ensures that participants are knowledgeable about preventing legionella growth and complying with relevant regulations. The course can be delivered to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 2 Legionella (Water Systems) course
The Level 2 Legionella Awareness (Hot and Cold Water Systems) course ensures participants understand the health risks associated with legionella bacteria, the conditions for its growth and the methods of transmission. The course covers relevant legislation and codes of practice, the consequences of non-compliance and key roles and responsibilities in managing legionella risk. Candidates will gain an understanding of the operation of hot and cold water systems, the factors that contribute to legionella risk and the necessary control measures, including routine monitoring, system checks and legionella testing. This qualification is essential for those working in environments where legionella growth is a risk, aiming to prevent waterborne diseases caused by legionella bacteria. The course can be delivered to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 2 Principles of COSHH course
The Level 2 Principles of COSHH is designed for those responsible for managing hazardous substances at work. The course covers understanding hazardous substances, risk assessments and legal duties. Learning outcomes include identifying risks, health effects of exposure and control measures. It is ideal for employees in various industries including hospitality. The course can be delivered to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 2 Risk Assessment course
The Level 2 Risk Assessment equips employees with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify and manage potential workplace risks. The course covers legal requirements, the risk assessment process and control measures to ensure a safe working environment. Ideal for those needing to enhance their risk awareness and assessment capabilities, this qualification helps maintain high standards of health and safety at work. The course can be delivered to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 2 Safe Moving and Handling course
The Level 2 Safe Moving and Handling offers comprehensive training on manual handling safety. This course covers essential topics such as risk assessment principles, safe movement techniques and the use of appropriate equipment. It is designed for individuals starting or returning to work, or those needing specific training in manual handling. The qualification ensures regulatory compliance and aims to reduce workplace injuries related to lifting. The course must be delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, in a classroom. This is due to a practical assessment where candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 3 Health and Safety in the Workplace course
The Level 3 Health and Safety in the Workplace is designed for Managers, Supervisors and Team Leaders. It covers the legal framework related to health and safety, risk assessment principles and control methods for common workplace hazards. The course also includes accident management and the benefits of a safety management system. The course can be delivered to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 3 Legionella Control for Responsible Person course
The Level 3 Legionella Control for Responsible Persons is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and understanding of the risks posed by legionella bacteria and LegionnairesÕ disease. Candidates will learn about the factors that influence bacterial multiplication, the conditions required and methods of transmission and infection. The course covers symptoms and impacts of LegionnairesÕ disease, relevant legislation and compliance requirements. It also highlights the importance of a written scheme, record-keeping and routine reviews. This qualification is essential for anyone currently in or aspiring to be in the role of a Responsible Person, ensuring they can effectively manage and control legionella risks on-site. The course can be delivered to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Level 4 Health and Safety in the Workplace course
The Level 4 Health and Safety in the Workplace is designed for managers directly responsible for health and safety management. This comprehensive course covers legal obligations, risk assessments, safe systems of work and incident investigations. It equips participants with the knowledge to develop and implement effective health and safety policies. Successful candidates will be well-prepared to maintain high health and safety standards in their organisations. The course can be delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed by a two-part examination to ensure their understanding.
SS Dust Awareness training course
The Dust Awareness training course is essential for anyone working in environments where dust exposure is a risk. The course covers various key topics, including dust monitoring methods, Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) systems and exposure limit monitoring. Participants will learn to mitigate the impact of silica dust and other harmful dust types, such as asbestos and bioaerosols. This qualification is vital for employers, managers, supervisors and employees working in dusty environments, ensuring they understand and manage the health risks associated with dust exposure effectively. The course is delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS LOLER training course
The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) training course is designed for professionals dealing with lifting equipment. Candidates will gain in-depth knowledge of LOLER, learning how to select the right equipment, plan operations and assess risks effectively. The course covers essential topics such as equipment maintenance, inspections and safe operation practices. This course is ideal for engineering surveyors, LOLER technicians, construction workers, health and safety managers, crane operators, and material handlers. The course is delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Machinery Awareness training course
The Machinery Awareness training course is designed to equip participants with critical knowledge about safety-related design and regulatory requirements. Attendees will learn about the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER), standard safety-related design solutions, and the key differences between CE and UKCA marking. The course will also cover the safety of machinery standards and offer practical guidance on minimising risks associated with workplace machinery. Ideal for engineers, construction workers, health and safety officers, and related professions, this training ensures that participants can implement and maintain machinery safely. The course can be delivered to a maximum of 12 candidates, remotely or in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Noise Awareness training course
The Noise Awareness training course is designed for individuals working in environments with high noise levels. Participants will gain an understanding of their responsibilities, learn about the ear and the impact of noise on hearing and discover how to minimise noise exposure. The course covers noise limits, responsibilities for hearing protection and necessary measures to reduce noise emissions. Ideal for employers and employees in noisy industries, this training ensures legal compliance, enhances workplace safety, and promotes overall well-being by preventing harmful noise levels. The course is delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS PUWER training course
The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) course focuses on maintaining equipment, conducting inspections and ensuring fitness for purpose. Candidates will learn about the types of equipment covered by PUWER, specific risks and how to manage dangerous parts and hazards. The course includes topics on equipment controls, energy isolation, stability, lighting and maintenance operations. It also addresses work equipment markings, warnings and mobile work equipment. This training is essential for both employers and employees to understand legal responsibilities and manage hazards associated with work equipment effectively. The course is delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.
SS Vibration at Work training course
The Vibration Awareness training course aims to educate workers about the dangers of Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) and Whole-Body Vibration (WBV). Participants will learn to recognise the early signs of HAVS and understand the steps needed to prevent permanent damage. The course also covers the relevant legislation and employer responsibilities. Workers exposed to vibration will benefit from this training, which is crucial for complying with legal requirements and ensuring safety. The course is delivered, to a maximum of 12 candidates, in a classroom and candidates are assessed to ensure their understanding.