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Blended Learning PHECC First Responder
Delegates can commence 2 days of their PHECC First Responder course remotely, and the complete their final day practical in a traditional classroom style but with new covid -19 protocols
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Live Remote Training – IOSH PSCS (Project Supervisor Construction Stage)
Our traditional IOSH PSCS training course has been adapted so we can now deliver through the digital environment with a live online webinar using the Zoom digital platform.
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Live Remote Training-Management of Risk in Confined Spaces working (no entry)
This interactive Live Remote session is ideal for those requiring the competence to safely manage confined space entry (but don't need to enter) as per the Code of Practise for Working in Confined Spaces
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Live Remote Training- Basic First Aid
Delegates will be invited to join this Live Rremote Training course through Zoom
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Live Remote Training- Abrasive Wheels
Delegates will be invited to meet their trainer remotely through Zoom where they will cover the most up to date legislation and wheel selection, types. markings and storage following by a live practical demonstration on mounting the wheel.
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Live Remote Training -Working at Heights
Delegates will be invited to our LIVE REMOTE Training session and will be shown how to correctly put on their harness and visually inspect their equipment before wearing. During this interactive session, delegates will be asked to demonstrate how they wear their own harness.
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Blended Learning MEWP Training
The delegates would be trained LIVE with interaction with our trainer on the theory of the normal training course complete with a theory assessment.
A practical assesment follows the next day at our facilities with no more than 2 delegates per session for approximately 1 hour following our strict Covid -19 protocols in regards to entry/exit, machine clean downs and social distancing.
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Live Remote Manual Handling Training
Delegates will be invited to join the "Live Remote Training course" and following completion of the theory section, will need to demonstrate correct lifting techniques before being certified
Manual Handling training includes practical assessment of approved lifting techniques using general items only. For workplace specific lifting, it is the employers responsibility to conduct appropriate risk assessments for all relevant workplace manual handling activities
