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IOSH Working Safely

IOSH Working Safely, Stoke, Staffordshire

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  • Duration : 1 Day Class
  • Ratio : 1-20 Candidates
  • Assessment : Multiple Choice & Practical
  • Language : English
  • Certificate Length : Lifetime
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IOSH Working Safely, Stoke, Staffordshire

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About Course

The IOSH Working Safely course develops greater productivity, from fewer hours lost due to sickness and accidents – Improved company-wide safety awareness culture and appreciation of safety measures, active staff involvement to improve the workplace and an enhanced reputation within the supply chain.

IOSH Working Safely is a completely different approach to safety and health training. It’s a high-impact programme designed to be fun and get people fully involved. The first-class, jargon-free content is based on what people need to know in practice, and not off-putting legal language.

How Completing This Course Will Help You:
  • Essential Safety Training: Equip yourself with fundamental knowledge and skills in workplace safety, ensuring you can identify and mitigate hazards effectively.
  • Internationally Recognised Course: Earn a prestigious certification from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), demonstrating your commitment to safety excellence and compliance with global standards.
  • Legal Compliance Assurance: Stay compliant with workplace health and safety regulations by completing the IOSH Working Safely Course, minimising legal risks for yourself and your organisation.
  • Risk Reduction Strategies: Learn practical risk assessment techniques and safety protocols, empowering you to create a safer work environment for yourself and your colleagues.
  • Enhanced Employability: Enhance your professional profile and career prospects with IOSH certification, making you a more attractive candidate for employers who prioritise workplace safety.
  • Personal Safety Empowerment: Invest in your personal safety and well-being by acquiring essential safety skills through the IOSH Working Safely Course, empowering yourself to protect against workplace hazards.
Working Safely is for people at any level, in any sector worldwide, who need a grounding in the essentials of safety and health. It gives everyone at work an understanding of why they must ‘work safely’ – and does it in an enjoyable way.
Course Content
  • Why it is important to work safely
  • Who is responsible for safety and health in the workplace
  • An organisation’s responsibilities for safety and health
  • Who has responsibility for workers’ actions
  • The six hazard groups
  • Hazards that are not easy to identify
  • What is meant by the terms ‘hazard’ and ‘risk’
  • What is meant by the term ‘risk assessment’
  • What is meant by the terms ‘likelihood’ and ‘consequence’
  • Deciding on what actions to take to control risk
  • What is meant by the term ‘reasonably practicable’
An overview of common hazards, including how they can cause harm and what can be done about them:
  • What an organisation can do to manage and improve safety and health in the workplace
  • Workers’ responsibilities for improving safety and health in the workplace
  • How attitude and behaviour can affect safety and health in the workplace
  • What a ‘safe system of work’ is
  • What a ‘permit to work’ is
  • How safety signs can play an important part in communicating safety and health information
  • Using personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • The safety and health of other people who may come on site, including contractors, visitors and members of the public
  • The role of safety committees and worker representatives in safety and health
  • Types of workplace inspections
  • Emergency procedures
  • What is meant by the terms ‘incident’, ‘accident’ and ‘near miss’
  • Reporting incidents, including near misses and accidents
  • First aid provision
  • The role of the safety and health enforcement inspector
  • Health surveillance and monitoring
Methods of Assessment

The method of assessment is a two-step journey:

Knowledge and comprehension: This consists of 20 questions in a variety of formats. Each paper has a maximum of 33 marks.
This consists of four hazard-spotting questions plus four questions about harm caused by hazards and the best ways to control it. Each paper has a maximum of 16 marks.