IOSH Working Safely

Price: £130 +VAT

Duration: 1 day

Publications:

IOSH Working Safely Workbook

Maximum Delegates: 20

Minimum Delegates: 1

Introduction:
Working safely is a one-day course for people at any level, in any sector, that need a grounding in health and safety.

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This course is also an alternative route to the QCF Level 1 Award in Health and Safety in a Construction Environment for the CSCS Labourer Card.

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Ideal for introducing staff to why health and safety is important, Working safely shows how everyone can make a difference to their own wellbeing and that of others through everyday behaviours. Fun and interactive, the course focuses on best practice rather than legislation.

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Modules:
Introducing working safely
Defining hazard and risk
Identifying common hazards
Improving safety performance
Protecting our environment

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Assessment:
Delegates are evaluated using a multi-format question paper and a multiple choice hazard spotting exercise
When you pass, you can choose to receive the IOSH Working safely certificate and/or the IOSH safety passport as proof of your qualification

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How the course delivery style suits you:

  • Memorable and thought provoking facts and case studies help drive the points home over the whole course

  • Each module is backed by crystal clear examples and recognisable scenarios, and summaries reinforce the key learning points

  • The course includes interactive games and quizzes, helping delegates learn in a refreshingly informal way

  • Minimal disruption to working days and shifts – the programme is delivered in just one day, including the assessment

  • Efficient and effective learning – health, safety and environmental basics are covered in a single programme

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Business benefits:

  • Greater productivity as fewer hours are lost due to sickness and accidents

  • Improved company-wide safety awareness culture and appreciation for safety measures

  • Active staff involvement to improve the workplace

  • Nationally recognised and respected certification

  • Enhanced reputation within the supply chain

  • Recognised by CSCS as an equivalent to a Level 1 Award in health and safety in a construction environment

Meet Your IOSH Trainers
Christopher Jones

Health and Safety Consultant

Chris has been part of the Logic team since 2016, progressing from his starting role as an Operations Co-ordinator, to his current role. Chris comes from an Outdoors First Aid and Warehousing background. Chris is responsible for undertaking site visits, training, CDM, and consultancy.

 

Further career development has seen Chris complete his Level 3 EATs qualification and his NCRQ Health and Safety Qualification. He is currently working towards completing his NVQ Level 6 in Occupational H&S.

Matt Bloomfield

Health and Safety Consultant

Matt has been part of the Logic team since 2008, progressing from his starting role as a technical administrator, to his current role. Matt comes from a multi-disciplined background, and is a strong and dedicated member of the Logic team. Matt is responsible for undertaking the majority of Logic Consult’s asbestos surveys and manages our extensive database.

 

Further career development has seen Matt complete his NEBOSH General Certificate and do Level 3 EATs qualification making Matt a valuable member of the Logic training team. Matt has just commenced his NVQ Level 5 in Occupational Health and Safety.

Brian Parish

Managing Director & Consultant

Having started his career as a safety adviser with SSC Ltd where he worked his way up to Senior Safety Manager, Brian has also worked in safety management for DJ Construction (Group Safety Manager), Balfour Beatty (Capital Projects Safety Manager) and BCJV (Project Safety Manager).

 

He has also worked with AMEC, Tarmac, Laing Construction, CEGB and Delta Engineering). With over 20 years’ experience working with health, safety and environment issues in the construction industry, Brian founded Logic in 2001.

 

His expertise has led to many significant achievements with the industry including winning the Building Industry’s Integrated Project Safety Award on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions in 2004 and 2005.

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