Content includes:

	General Introduction		Intro to Health & Safety Law
	Risk Assessment		General Working Environment
	Slips, Trips and Falls		Hazardous Substances
	Work Related Ill Health		Manual Handling
	Machinery and Equipment		Electricity at Work
	Fire		Accidents and Emergencies
	Asbestos on site

Duration:

1 day, 9.00 am to 4.30pm

Suitable for people employed in all sectors of industry. It is hoped that successful completion of this course will encourage participants to pursue further training in order to increase their awareness of Health and Safety at work.

Qualifications:

Successful completion of a multi choice test leads to the award of the REHIS Elementary Health and Safety Certificate.

Content includes:

	Health & Safety Legislation		Occupational Health
	The Management of Health		Hazardous Substances
	& Safety
	Risk Assessment and Control		Monitoring and control of
			exposure
	Accident prevention, reporting		Ergonomics
	and analysis
	Health & Safety training and		Noise
	information
	Prevention of Slips, Trips and		Personal protective
	Falls		equipment (PPE)
	Machinery, Equipment and		Manual and Mechanical
	Processes		handling
	Electricity		Welfare and general
			provisions
	Fire and explosion

Content includes:

	Health & Safety Facts		Health & Safety Law
	& Figures
	Health & Safety and		Construction Health &
	the Manager		Safety and Welfare
			Regulations
	Construction Design &		Welfare Facilities On Site
	Management
	Regulations
	Management of		Site duties and
	Contractors		responsibilities
	COSHH Regs 1992		Safety Monitoring on Site
	Health & Safety		Site Layout Exercise
	Communication and
	Training
	Presentation of Site		Examination
	Safety Plan

Content includes:

	Current Legislation		Risk Assessment / Hazard
			Spotting
	Management of Health		CDM Safety Plan
	and Safety at Work
	Regulations 1999
	Hazards		New Legislation
	Management of Risks		Construction (Health , Safety
			and Welfare Regulations)
	Management of		Safety Induction
	Contractors
	Lifting Operations and		Presentation of Safety Plan
	Lifting Equipment		and its implication on Site
	Regulations		Management
	Provision and Use of Work
	Equipment