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This Institution of Occupational Safety and Health course is designed to get managers and supervisors up to speed on the practical action they need to take to manage health and safety in their teams. Memorable and thought-provoking facts, figures and case-studies assist learning over the entire course. Modules include Assessing Risks, ControllingRisks, Understanding Responsibilities and Investigating Incidents. Each module contains examples and recognisable scenarios with summaries reinforcing the key learning points. The course also includes materials for delegates to put into practice at work.

(Minimum 5  |  Maximum 12 delegates)

A one-day IOSH course offering all the health and safety basics in a high-impact interactive package. High-quality animated graphics created exclusively for the course. A presentation that’s designed to be fun and get people fully involved and interested. First-class, jargon-free technical content based on what people need to know in practice, not off-putting legal language. Modules include Defining Hazard and Risk, Identifying Common Hazards and Improving Safety Performance. The modules feature

A one-day IOSH course giving managers an understanding of:

1. The importance of health management and the key health needs of the organisation.

2. Types of health hazards and how to assess, control and monitor the
associated risks.

3. Types of personal or health conditions that affect fitness for work and how to assess and manage their impact.

4. What wellbeing is, how it adds value to the organisation and how to promote healthy lifestyles and positive mental health to enable a healthy workplace culture.

This Chartered Institute of Environmental Health course will help ensure you are able to respond confidently to a range of first aid incidents and emergencies. The Foundation Certificate in First Aid at Work syllabus will teach you the skills, knowledge to give emergency first aid in a low-risk work environment.

·  Learn the responsibilities of first aiders, including how to contact and talk to emergency services

·  Identify emergency first aid situations, including how to deliver assistance

·  Learn how to recognise, assess and administer first aid for a wide range of illnesses, incidents and injuries

·  Find out about first aid legislation

·  Cover skills such as minimising infection, establishing consciousness and how to treat various illnesses and injuries.

(Minimum 5 delegates  |  Maximum 12 delegates)

The CIEH Intermediate Certificate in First Aid at Work pushes your first aid skills, knowledge and understanding even further – ideal for anyone wishing to be a designated first aider in the workplace and for those wanting to further develop skills and advance from the Foundation Certificate in First Aid at Work. Following this course, you’ll be able to provide care for life-threatening conditions, minor illness and injuries in higher risk environments, until emergency help arrives.

·  Recognise vital signs and illnesses such as burns, sudden poisoning, heart attacks and stroke

·  This course allows you to become a designated first aider in your workplace.

(Minimum 5 delegates  |  Maximum 12 delegates)

The CIEH Level 2 Foundation Certificate in Manual Handling course will allow candidates to look carefully at their own work activities and contribute to the development of safer working practices in cooperation with their supervisors and managers. The course will develop delegates’ knowledge of how to carry out manual handling activities at work by introducing them to the hazards of manual handling, the risks involved and the control measures available to help prevent injury.

·  Know the importance and principles of safe handling and lifting

·  Understand the employer responsibilities and compliance requirements

·  Know the importance of risk assessments and risk control

·  Know the equipment required - and the importance of its maintenance

·  Be able to apply safe manual handling techniques.

(Minimum 5  |  Maximum 12 delegates)

This course empowers workplace Fire Marshals/Wardens and building safety officers to be competent leading an evacuation and to monitor fire safety in their workplace. Course content includes: legislation, fire science, occupancy calculations, human behavior, fire hazards in the workplace, causes of fire, case studies, fire prevention systems, safe use of fire extinguishers.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

First Aid fire-fighting, when used appropriately, can halt the growth of small fires in the workplace – potentially saving lives and property. This course gives clear instruction on what choices to make – and how and when to use portable fire-fighting appliances. Course content includes: fire science, fire hazards in the workplace, causes of fire, safe use of fire extinguishers.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

Designed to help improve workplace culture for health and safety, this course’s main purpose is to enable employees to understand the principles of risk, and how to carry out risk assessments successfully and consistently. The training will give attendees the ability to contribute to the safety management process and instinctively act to protect their own health and safety and that of others. Course content includes: legal requirements, defining hazard and risk, controlling risks, the five steps to risk assessment.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

This course teaches delegates the necessary skills to become a DSE Assessor in their workplace. Content includes legal requirements, DSE hazards, workstation comfort, WRULDs, eyesight and visual fatigue and the 12-point plan for assessment.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

Practical application of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. Produced in association with ABTT, this myth-busting course explains the key constituents that are required to comply with CDM 2015 in the entertainment industry – and guides delegates through practical examples to help shape their own application of CDM in the workplace.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

The original, and still the best, a full-on intensive induction to stage skills and working safely during get-ins, fit-ups and get-outs. Based on the requirements of the UKT/BECTU Code of Conduct for Get-ins, Fit-ups and Get-outs this course is designed for both new technical recruits and as a refresher for time-served professionals. The training is modular and can be expanded to suit those new to the sector. Topics covered include: terminology, manual handling, use of knots, flying systems, work at height, PPE, electricity at work, COSHH, noise at work, first aid & incident reporting. The syllabus also signposts further training opportunities.

Endorsed by ABTT, BECTU and UKT. (Requires suitable venue facilities).

(Maximum 12 delegates) 

Literally ‘showing the ropes’ to new recruits, or those with limited experience in this area. An intensive introduction to the safe use of counterweight and other manual suspension systems in places of entertainment. The course can be tailored as a complete introduction or as a refresher. Areas covered are: principles of hemp and counterweight flying, selecting ironmongery and steel wire ropes, flying a counterweight set, use of the brake and rope clip, use of deads, show flying, flying tabs, rigging/de-rigging scenery, routine maintenance, brailing and breasting.

(Requires suitable venue facilities).

(Maximum 6 delegates)

This largely practical course caters both for technicians unfamiliar with the Tallescope and also as a refresher and information update for seasoned users. Operational requirements and the use of upgrades which enable the movement of an occupied Tallescope are covered, together with the application of a suitable Tallescope Rescue Plan. The course also includes detailed instruction on the safe use of the Tallescope Rescue Winch.

Endorsed by ABTT and Aluminium Access Products. 

(Maximum 12 delegates)

A hands-on approach to the processes involved in ladder inspection in the workplace and the safe use of access equipment. Course content includes: relevant legislation, ladder standards, risk assessment, planning and organising, ladder aids, inspection procedures and rejection criteria, ladder register, maintenance and storage. PPE.

(Requires suitable venue facilities).

(Maximum 6 delegates) 

This course develops an understanding of the legal requirements for Work at Height and its practical introduction to the workplace. It includes an introduction to Personal Protective Equipment, Fall Protection Equipment and a range of access equipment - as well as examining the importance of maintenance and storage, planning work at height, conducting pre-use checks, and formulating a Work at Height Rescue Plan.

(Requires suitable venue facilities).

(Maximum 12 delegates) 

This practical course introduces delegates to a variety of hand and power tools commonly used in the entertainment industry. The first session focusses on workshop and tool safety followed by supervised sessions getting to grips with the tools themselves. Equipment covered includes: saws, hammers, chisels, knives, wrenches, podgers, drivers, drills, jigsaws, circular saws. (Abrasive wheels can be added as an extra course).

(Maximum 6 delegates) 

Developed in conjunction with ABTT, this course examines the impact of working in ceiling voids in the aftermath of the 2013 Apollo Incident. The course explores the wide spectrum of auditorium ceiling construction in the UK, including fibrous plaster, and how to operate safely in the confines of ceiling spaces. Modules include: properties of ceilings and voids, weathering and deterioration, inspection and maintenance regime, safety and security, permit to work, a close look at the venue itself. Ideal for resident venue technical and maintenance staff, the course is tailored to the specifics of the host venue.

N.B. Involves accessing the host venue ceiling void. Endorsed by ABTT.

(Maximum 6 delegates)

Developed in partnership with BECTU, this course investigates how to address the presence of inappropriate behavior in the workplace. Content includes: Equality Act 2010, safeguarding, promoting fairness and respect in the workplace, effective management of bullying and harassment, victimisation, sexual harassment, social media trolling, racial harassment and banter. Endorsed by BECTU.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

Suitable for both customer-facing staff and managers, this course is designed to help employees deal with anger and hostility at work. Delegates will explore the factors that trigger aggression and how they can resolve disagreements before they get out-of-hand.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

Enables participants to be competent in inspecting and logging Personal Protective Equipment, Fall Protection Equipment and accessories for lifting. Delegates will be able to determine what items need inspecting and when, requirements of LOLER 1998 and PUWER 1998, types of damage to look for, implementing an inspection regime, traceability, marking and recording.

(Maximum 6 delegates)

The world of hazardous substances is full of acronyms and abbreviations – from CLP to GHS to MSDS. Unlock it all with this informative course, which guides participants through the application of the COSHH Regulations in the creative environment. Course content includes: legal requirements, exposure controls – routes of entry, risk assessment, safety data sheets, risk and safety phrases and safe storage.

(Maximum 12 delegates)

Some of the most useful skills one can possess – the abilities to present to, and address, an audience. This training course helps delegates gain confidence in presenting to others and also promoting themselves positively in job applications and at interview. It looks at practical tips for using presentation media and creating the most interesting means of conveying information.

(Maximum 12 delegates)