HEALTH & SAFETY TRAINING
RJS Waste Management UK is an approved IOSH Training provider
Our highly qualified and experienced trainers benefit from professional experience in an industrial, commercial and educational background, and with expertise gained by working directly on site and training others in the workplace.
They hold Management and Assessor qualifications in Education and Health & Safety, including NEBOSH.
Health & Safety Training Courses
Courses available include:
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IOSH-Working Safely V.05
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Asbestos Awarenes
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Working at Height
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Manual Handling
What you can expect?
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Qualified trainers who provide guidance and support
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Flexibility of delivery that suits your business
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Comfortable training environment with refreshments
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Certificate of achievement on completion
Benefits
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Improved understanding of the hazards and risks in the workplace
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A safer workforce and workplace
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Fewer working hours lost due to accidents and incidents
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Improved productivity
HEALTH & SAFETY TRAINING COURSES
Working Safely V 5.0
RJS is authorised by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health to provide the IOSH Working Safely V 5.0 training course.
We offer this 1-day classroom-based course where you will have an opportunity to share ideas, experiences and opinions on various topics of the above Learning Outcomes away from distractions in the workplace. Our trainers will guide you through the course and check on progress throughout the day to ensure you have the practical application, knowledge and understanding of the course content to achieve a positive outcome for the end of course assessment.
The course venue provides a comfortable and safe learning environment which is easily accessible from the A27 near Chichester and offers free parking and excellent facilities.
The IOSH ‘Working Safely’ course is suitable for people at all levels working in any industry and in an office environment that need to understand the essentials of Health and Safety in the workplace. The IOSH high-impact interactive course materials are structured to keep learners focused and give them a basic understanding of the following Learning Outcomes:
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Defining hazard and risk
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Identifying common hazards
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Improving safety performance
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Protecting your environment
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Risk Management
This one 1-day classroom-based course is recognised by CSCS as an equivalent to a Level 1 Award in Health and Safety in a Construction Environment. Delegates who successfully complete can apply for a Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) Labourer card once they have also applied for and passed the CITB Health, Safety and Environment Operatives Test
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For further information and a free quotation: please call 01243 213 273
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Asbestos Awareness
This course is intended to provide workers and supervisors with the information they need to avoid carrying out work that may disturb asbestos by disturbing the fabric of a building, or other item which might contain asbestos.
Duration – Half day
Aims – The course aims to introduce and give attendees a general awareness of the legal requirements and safe practices that apply for anyone managing and controlling asbestos and for those working in a n environment where there could be asbestos. They will learn about the hazards and risks associated with asbestos and the effects on health.
Course Contents
- A brief history of the uses of asbestos
- Types of asbestos, properties and risks
- The effects of asbestos on workers health
- The types, uses and risks of ACM’s in buildings
- Procedures to deal with emergencies
- How to avoid the risks of ACMs in buildings
- The Employers and Employees legal responsibilities
Course Outcomes
A better awareness of:
- The nature and properties of asbestos
- The health effects of exposure to asbestos
- The risks of smoking and exposure to asbestos
- The types, uses and locations of asbestos
- Legislation in relation to asbestos in general
- Where to seek advice on asbestos risks
- What to do in the event of an emergency
For further information and a free quotation: please call 01243 213 273
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Working At Height
This course for suitable for those that work at height, manage others working at height or those responsible for risk assessment.
Duration – Half day
Refreshments – Included
Type – Classroom based
Assessment – A Multiple choice question paper consisting of 15 questions at the end of the course will test your level of understanding of the course content.
Course Contents
- Introduction – Working at Height defined
- Legislation
- Organisation Responsibilities/Duty
- Worker responsibilities
- Working and falling from heights
- Prevention and protection
Course Outcomes – A better awareness of:
- Improved productivity with fewer working hours lost due to incidents
- Raised awareness of the types of incidents that occur
- Prevention
- Protection
- Safer workforce and workplace
For further information and a free quotation: please call 01243 213 273
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Manual Handling
This course is suitable for anyone responsible for the Health and Safety and Welfare of its employees or any individual involved in Manual Handling activities in the workplace.
The course applies to almost any sector or industry where there is a risk of injury to people lifting, lowering pushing, pulling, carrying and transporting materials and goods.
Duration – Half day
Refreshments – Included
Type – Classroom based
Assessment – A Multiple choice question paper consisting of 15 questions at the end of the course will test your level of understanding of the course content.
Course Content
- An overview of Manual Handling
- Legislation
- Statistical information
- Organisation and Employee Responsibilities
- Hazards, Risks
- Correct Manual Handling techniques
- Common injuries from manual handling operations
- Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs)
- Work-related Upper Limb Disorders (WRULDs)
- Control Measures
- Safe Systems of work
- Avoid/Assess/Reduce the risks
- Factors in a manual handling risk assessment
- Manually operated equipment
- Mechanically operated equipment
Course Outcome
- Improved productivity with fewer working hours lost due to incidents
- Raised awareness of the types of incidents that occur
- Prevention
- Safer workforce and workplace
