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CDM Regulations Awareness Course

Construction is one of the most hazardous industries in the UK, accounting for a disproportionate number of workplace fatalities each year. This IOSH-approved, CPD-accredited course provides a practical overview of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM), covering the roles and responsibilities of duty holders, how to plan projects and assemble pre-construction information, and what is required to maintain a safe and compliant site throughout the construction phase. Completed entirely online in around 30 minutes, it supports compliance with current CDM legislation.

Driver Awareness Course

Driving is one of the most dangerous activities many employees carry out as part of their job and the risk does not reduce simply because the journey feels routine. This CPD-accredited, IOSH and RoSPA-approved course covers what it means to be a safe driver, how to read and anticipate road conditions, how to keep your vehicle in a safe and legal condition, and what to do if a breakdown or accident occurs. Completed entirely online, it is suitable as an introduction or a refresher for anyone who drives regularly for work.

First Aid Appointed Person Awareness Course

For many smaller and lower-risk organisations, the legal minimum first aid provision is to have a designated First Aid Appointed Person, but the role carries clear responsibilities that are not always well understood. This Skills for Care-endorsed course covers what the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 require, what the Appointed Person is responsible for and what information to provide to emergency services when an incident occurs. Completed entirely online in around 20 minutes, it is designed to complement face-to-face training rather than replace it.

Food Safety and Hygiene Level 1 Awareness Course

Food poisoning affects millions of people in the UK each year, and in most cases it is the result of poor hygiene practices that could have been prevented. This IOSH-approved Level 1 course covers the fundamentals of food safety, including personal hygiene, cleaning, cross-contamination prevention and correct storage practices, and explains what the Food Hygiene Regulations 2006 require of anyone who handles food. Completed entirely online in around 50 minutes, a printable certificate is issued on completion.

Food Safety ande Hygiene Level 3 Awareness Course

Managing food safety is about more than following good practice; it carries legal responsibility, and when things go wrong, the consequences for consumers, employees and the business can be serious. This IIRSM and RoSPA-approved Level 3 course builds on Level 1 and Level 2 training to give managers, supervisors and business owners a comprehensive understanding of food hygiene management, HACCP principles, legal requirements under the Food Hygiene Regulations 2006 and Regulation (EC) No 852/2004, and how to implement robust food safety systems across the business. Completed entirely online, it meets UK and EU legal requirements.

HACCP Level 2 Awareness Course

HACCP - Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point - is the internationally recognised system at the heart of food safety management, and understanding how to implement it correctly is a legal requirement for food businesses in the UK. This Level 2 course explains the legislation underpinning HACCP, the benefits of a well-implemented system and how to work through all 12 steps to manage food safety hazards from production to consumption. Completed entirely online, it complements Food Safety and Hygiene Level 1 and Level 2 training.

Hand/Arm Vibration (HAVS) Awareness Course

HAVS - Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome - is a progressive and irreversible condition caused by regular exposure to vibrating machinery, and the early signs are easy to miss until permanent damage has already occurred. This CPD-accredited course explains how vibration affects the body, how to recognise the early symptoms of HAVS and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, and what the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005 require of both employers and employees in terms of monitoring exposure, providing training and using protective equipment. Completed entirely online, it supports compliance with current vibration at work legislation.

Health and Safety for Homeworkers Awareness Course

Health and safety responsibilities do not stop at the office door; employers and employees have the same legal obligations under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations whether the work is carried out on site or at home. This course covers the hazards most commonly encountered by homeworkers, including slips, trips and falls, DSE and manual handling, fire and electrical safety and mental health, and explains what both parties are required to do to manage them. Completed entirely online, it includes access to a Homeworking Assessment Tool to support risk assessment and compliance.

Health and Safety Essentials Awareness Course

Every employer in the UK has a legal duty to provide health and safety training, and this IOSH and RoSPA-approved course covers the core topics that duty requires. From legal responsibilities and hazard recognition to manual handling, fire awareness, COSHH, DSE, PPE and emergency procedures, it gives employees the foundational knowledge to work safely and comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 and the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Completed entirely online in bite-size modules, it is suitable as an induction, a refresher or for employees moving into a new role.

Ladder Safety Awareness Course

Ladders account for a significant proportion of fall-related accidents in the UK; many of them caused not by faulty equipment but by incorrect selection, poor setup or unsafe use. This IOSH-approved course covers how to choose the right ladder for the task, carry out a pre-use inspection, set up safely on different surfaces and in different conditions, and use ladders correctly throughout the work. Completed entirely online, it supports compliance with the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and can be used alongside other working at height training. A printable certificate is issued on completion.

LOLER Awareness Course

A poorly planned or incorrectly executed lifting operation can result in serious injury, fatality or significant legal consequences; LOLER places clear duties on employers and operators to prevent that from happening. This IOSH-approved course explains what the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) require, how to select the right equipment for the task, how to plan and carry out a safe lift, and what maintenance and inspection obligations apply. Completed entirely online, it supports organisations in working towards LOLER compliance.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Awareness Course

PPE is the last line of defence against workplace hazards and it only works if employees know how to select, use and maintain it correctly. This IOSH-approved course explains the types of PPE available, the risks each is designed to protect against, and what the Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992 require of both employers and employees. Completed entirely online, it supports compliance with current PPE legislation. Face-to-face training may be required for practical application in specific roles.