Positive Safety Training Limited

One day course qualifying you as an Emergency first Aider as recognised by the HSE and the requirements of the Health and safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.

Course duration: 3 Days This course qualifies you as a first Aider as recognised by the HSE and the requirements of the Health and safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.

This course is ideal for the role of the Fire Warden. All workplaces have a legal obligation to ensure their environment is safe when it comes to fire risks. Ultimately that comes down to ensuring your team have the required knowledge and understanding around fire safety. The Level 2 Award in the Principles of Fire Safety (RQF) is aimed at anyone involved in the management of fire safety and is based in an area where fire is a risk. Learners gaining this qualification will understand that fire safety is the responsibility of everyone, and will recognise the causes of fire, common hazards and fire risk assessments. It can support those already in a workplace role or learners preparing for employment. Topics covered: Hazards and risks The control of fire risk Principles and practice of fire safety management at work The role of the nominated fire warden

Blended Learning: Complete an e-learning course at your own pace, then attend a 1-day revision session before taking the 60-question multiple-choice examination. During the revision session, we apply real-world context to your online learning, bringing the subject to life and helping you apply your knowledge effectively in your own workplace. Protect colleagues and the public with this popular health and safety qualification. Health and safety in the workplace is important to every businesses, both in terms of protecting staff and the public, and ensuring that costly legal action and damage to reputation is avoided should the worst ever happen. The Highfield Level 3 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace (RQF) has been developed to give learners a sound knowledge and understanding of health and safety. Aimed primarily at those already working as a supervisor, manager or team leader, it can also be used to train those who are preparing to start work at this level. Topics include: the requirements of health, safety and welfare the benefits of a health and safety management system the risks and control methods for common workplace hazards the principles of risk assessment and incident investigation How is this qualification assessed? Multiple-choice examination. Successful learners must achieve a score of at least 40 out of 60. Learners will achieve a Merit at 50 out of 60. The examination will take a maximum of 2 hours to complete.

Learn how to conduct risk assessments at low-risk premises with this comprehensive qualification. Conducting risk assessments comes with a huge level of responsibility, even in low-risk premises. Having the right skills and knowledge to carry out risk assessments will help keep you, your colleagues, and members of the public safe. The Highfield Level 3 Award in Risk Assessment (RQF) has been developed to support learners with a responsibility for conducting risk-assessments at low-risk premises. It covers the principles of risk assessment and will help give learners the foundation for further development as a risk assessor. Topics covered: The importance of health and safety in the workplace The principles of risk assessment The relationship between hazard and applying the hierarchy of control to control risk

5 day course. Give supervisors and managers the knowledge to manage health and safety effectively. Health and safety in the workplace is everyone’s responsibility. However, supervisors and managers have more responsibility than others, with legal and more obligations to ensure health and safety in implemented correctly and adhered to. The Highfield Level 4 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace (RQF) has been developed with supervisors, managers and those with a direct responsibility for health and safety management in mind. Ideal for those already working in a management or supervisory role, or those preparing to start at this level, this popular qualification will ensure learners are aware of their legal and moral obligations to ensure health and safety within a business and to employees, contractors, visitors and suppliers. Its subject areas are regarded by the Health and Safety Executive as being important to developing safe working procedures in the workplace. Topics include: understand the duties and responsibilities of employers, employees and others in relation to health and safety at work understand the process by which health and safety is managed in an organisation understand procedures for developing and implementing risk assessment understand procedures for developing and implementing safe systems of work know how to review health and safety across an organisation How is the qualification assessed? This Level 4 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace RQF qualification is assessed in two parts: Part 1: Externally set and marked activities. Learners are expected to undertake the following activities: Undertake a risk assessment Construct a safe system of work Part 2: A 3-hour written examination that contains a case study of a fictional business which outlines its current health and safety standards, policies and procedures.