Health & Safety (HS)
Adept Training
Summary
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Including Legislation, COSHH, Accidents and their Prevention, Occupational Health, Substances and Equipment Used at Work and Fire Safety
Learning outcomes
- Understand own responsibilities and the responsibilities of others for health and
safety at work
- Understand the use of risk assessments for health and safety purposes
- Understand how to respond to accidents and sudden illnesses
- Know how to handle hazardous substances and materials
- Understand how to promote fire safety in a work setting
Complementary manuals
- Risk assessment
- Infection Control
- Fire Safety
- Assisting and Moving Individuals
- Safety of People and Premises
• Food Hygiene and Safety
CPD
Description
Introduction
These days there is a great deal of talk about ‘health and safety gone mad’; it is a
commonly held misconception that employers are being tied up in red tape by
unnecessary legislation; that accidents will always result in legal action and
thousands of pounds in compensation; and that nobody is allowed to exercise
common sense any more.
In reality, it is necessary to have a legal framework to ensure workplace safety and
prevent the hundreds of accidents, and deaths, which still occur each year. If you are
seriously injured at work it is unlikely that any amount of money will make up for your
pain, suffering and the on-going inconvenience of any long term health issue. Finally,
not everyone has ‘common sense’ or agrees what it means.
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