Health & Safety Training Courses
Jennings Safety Services offers a range of comprehensive Health & Safety training programmes that ensure companies operate responsibly, diligently and compliantly.
IOSH Managing Safely
In conducting the IOSH Managing Safely course, we aim to enable managers and supervisors to confidently ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of their employees and anyone else who may be affected by the organisation’s activities.
IOSH Working Safely
This course is applicable to people of all levels and sectors who require grounding in the essentials of Health & Safety. IOSH Working Safely meets the government’s guidelines for introductory Health & Safety training.
Health & Safety Awareness
All employers have an obligation to ensure employees are made aware of relevant Health & Safety issues and current legislation. This half day training course is designed to inform all employees of their legal obligations and how they should conduct themselves in the working environment.
Manual Handling
Manual handling is one of the most common causes of injury in the workplace. This course aims to minimise manual handling injuries by providing delegates with a greater understanding of the general principles for safe manual handling and associated risks.
Fire Safety Awareness
This highly informative half day training course is aimed at staff of all levels. It will help employers fulfil their obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 whilst increasing participants’ awareness of the common causes of fire and fire safety.
Noise At Work Awareness
This half day course is suitable for all organisations where employees are exposed to noise at work. The course covers a number of topics, including exposure limits, potential risks to health and the implications of The Control of Noise at Work Regulations (2005).
Risk Assessment Course
Managers and supervisors attending this one day risk assessment training course will learn how to assess all foreseeable significant risks and hazards in the workplace, as required by the Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999.
