Health & Safety Training Courses

Learn to read service plans, locate underground apparatus and use cable avoidance equipment safely before excavation begins.

Learn to select, inspect and mount the correct wheels and discs, then use cutting and grinding equipment safely.

Recognise common asbestos-containing materials, understand the health risks and know what action to take if asbestos is encountered.

Build the entry-level safety knowledge needed to work more responsibly on construction sites and support a CSCS Labourer Card application.

Identify confined-space hazards, follow permit procedures and use gas detection, escape breathing apparatus and access equipment safely.

Complete a short online CPD session supporting renewal of a CPCS Blue Competent Operator Card.

Learn the initial response to workplace emergencies, including assessing a casualty, CPR and using an automated external defibrillator.

Check that respiratory protective equipment fits the wearer correctly and identify the appropriate mask for their work.

Understand how fires start and spread, support safe evacuation and practise selecting and using the correct extinguisher.

Develop the practical skills and confidence to manage a broad range of workplace illnesses and injuries until further medical help arrives.

Refresh the full workplace first-aid syllabus and renew an eligible certificate within the permitted qualification window.

Sit the relevant CITB Health, Safety and Environment test required for a CSCS, CPCS or NPORS card application.

Learn how to select, inspect, position, use, move and store ladders safely, supported by practical instruction where applicable.

Reduce lifting injuries by assessing the task and applying safer techniques for lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling workplace loads.

Build or refresh the entry-level safety awareness expected of construction-site operatives, covering common hazards and safer working practices.

Cover Scottish Water DOMS procedures and National Water Hygiene, with a focus on protecting water supplies during operational and maintenance work.

Understand the core safety, health and environmental responsibilities needed for access to operational gas-industry sites and EUSR registration.

Cover core utility safety responsibilities alongside power-specific hazards, generation and distribution knowledge required for EUSR registration.

Cover core utility safety responsibilities alongside water-industry operations, sewerage networks, highway working and excavation hazards.

Update site-management safety knowledge across CDM, risk control, contractor management and performance monitoring before an eligible SMSTS certificate expires.

Build the practical knowledge needed to manage health, safety and welfare responsibilities effectively across a construction site.

Refresh supervisory knowledge of health and safety law, RAMS, toolbox talks, occupational health and effective intervention before certificate renewal.

Prepare for supervisory responsibilities by understanding safety law, risk assessments, method statements, toolbox talks and timely intervention on site.

Practise the correct response to potentially harmful spills, including spill-kit use, evacuation procedures and a simulated incident.