All courses

Abrasive Wheels Awareness Course

Abrasive wheels are among the most dangerous pieces of equipment found in the workplace; misuse or poor maintenance can cause serious injury, and the law is clear on what operators and employers must do to manage the risk. This course covers the hazards associated with abrasive wheels, legal responsibilities under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) and how to carry out correct inspection procedures. Completed entirely online, it is designed to complement practical training rather than replace it.

Access for Theatre Technicians Level 1

Theatre environments present unique working at height challenges from climbing rigging structures and selecting anchor points to performing rescues in confined overhead spaces with limited access. This course gives theatre technicians the knowledge and practical skills to work safely using personal suspension, fall arrest and restraint techniques, rig temporary safety systems and carry out casualty lifting and lowering using a rescue kit. On successful completion, delegates receive a certificate of competency valid for three years.

Accident Reporting Awareness Course

Accident reporting is a legal requirement under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR) - and done well, it is one of the most effective tools an organisation has for preventing the same incident from happening again. This course explains what must be reported, who is responsible for reporting it and how to fulfil those duties correctly. Completed entirely online, it supports compliance with RIDDOR and helps organisations build a culture where incidents are recorded, reviewed and learned from.

Asbestos Awareness Course

Cover the risks of asbestos exposure, recognise where asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) are likely to be found and know the correct procedures for managing and reporting suspected ACMs in the workplace. You'll learn how asbestos affects the body, what the law requires of duty holders and how to respond correctly if you encounter or suspect asbestos during your work. This course is approved by IOSH, CPD-certified and fully certified by the Independent Asbestos Training Providers (IATP), and is completed entirely online.

Banksman Essentials Awareness Course

Vehicle manoeuvres on site are among the most common causes of serious workplace accidents and a competent banksman is one of the most important controls an organisation can put in place. This IIRSM-approved course covers the duties of a banksman, standard hand signals and the Safe Site, Safe Vehicle, Safe Driver model for reducing the risks associated with large vehicle movements and reversing. Completed entirely online, it is designed to complement practical banksman training rather than replace it.

Capstan Winch User Training

A capstan winch extends the lifting and lowering capability of a climbing team, but incorrect installation, poor rope management or misjudged technique can cause rope damage, load failure or injury to personnel above and below. This course gives delegates the practical knowledge and skills to install, operate and maintain a capstan winch safely. On successful completion, delegates receive a certificate of competency.

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.

CITA Instructor S-Cape Evacuation Equipment Training

The S-Cape system provides a means of safe evacuation from the raised cab of a man-riding mechanical handling vehicle, and training others to use it correctly requires a level of competency that goes beyond user-level knowledge. This course, delivered under the Client Integrated Trainer Assessor (CITA) scheme, equips experienced personnel with the knowledge and practical skills to train and assess colleagues in the safe use of S-Cape equipment. Certification is subject to periodic audit to maintain standards.

CITA Offshore S-Cape Instructor Training

Instruct and assess others in the safe use of offshore S-Cape evacuation equipment, including controlled descents and water evacuation procedures. You'll develop hands-on competence with the system and the skills to teach correct techniques and evaluate candidates confidently. The course leads to certification awarded by the Competency and Information Transfer Association (CITA).

CITB Rooftop Safety Training

Falls from rooftops remain one of the most common causes of fatal workplace accidents in construction, and the range of hazards involved, from fragile surfaces and unprotected edges to weather and restricted access, demands a structured approach to safe access. This CITB-accredited course gives operatives and supervisors the knowledge and practical skills to access a variety of rooftops safely. On successful completion, delegates receive a CITB Rooftop Safety and Access certificate.

Competent Climber Training

Fixed ladder climbing systems such as Latchways provide continuous fall protection on permanent structures, but using them safely requires correct equipment fitting, disciplined climbing technique and an understanding of what to do if something goes wrong at height. This course gives delegates the knowledge and practical skills to access protected structures using fixed ladder fall arrest systems, covering harness inspection and fitting, climbing techniques and emergency procedure awareness. On successful completion, delegates receive a certificate of competency.

Compressed Air Safety Training

In this Compressed Air Safety Training course, we cover what compressed air is, why it’s used, what makes it so dangerous, and what responsibilities both employers and employees have.