Elevate Your Organisation: Expert Health & Safety Solutions for the Global Rail Industry

Our IOSH ‘Managing Safely’ course empowers line managers with vital knowledge and practical tools to identify, assess, and control risks within their departments. It’s not just about compliance — it’s about protecting your team and ensuring peace of mind at work.

Upon successful completion, you’ll earn an internationally recognised certificate and lay the foundation for a rewarding career in Health and Safety. Join the course today and become a proactive champion for safety in your organisation.

Short course on the Reporting of Incidents, Diseases & Dangerous occurrences regulations. An insight into what is required to understand the legal responsibilities that employers have under RIDDOR. Know which injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences must be reported under RIDDOR. Understand how to report an injury, disease or dangerous occurrence. Have knowledge of what records need keeping and how they should be kept.

This PUWER & LOLER Training course will explain how to maintain a level of safety while using work equipment. Understand the responsibilities under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER). Regulations and Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER).

Injuries caused by manual handling are responsible for a significant number of accidents and lost working time in workplaces. This course provides information, advice and general techniques for safe manual handling. The Session covers:

• Defining manual handling
• Understand the dangers of hazardous manual handling
• Knowing how to avoid hazardous manual handling
• Learning good manual handling technique
• Adapting this technique to the types of handling carried out at work

An addition to the Manual Handling Principles and Practices Course, but with added information to give confidence to trainers looking to deliver their own manual handling courses.

This 1-day course provides an overview of management of work practices, and looks into the practice and principles of Risk Assessments and how to undertake an objective assessment.

An addition to the Manual Handling Principles & Practices course, but with added information to give confidence to trainers looking to deliver their own manual handling courses.

This 1/2 day course provides an overview of the Management of Work practices and looks into the practice and principles of Risk Assessments and how to undertake an objective assessment.

This course gives detailed and practical training on carrying out COSHH assessments and putting the assessment into practice, to control substances hazardous to health. Many people tasked with COSHH assessments are unsure what is required or where to get information.

The training programme will introduce you to fire signage, as well as explain how to use different extinguishers for different types of fires. It also covers the required steps to a safe evacuation, and what you should do in emergency situations.

The course will educate you about what your legal duties are, will provide you with an understanding of fire, familiarise you with fire hazards and fire safety arrangements, and detail what your emergency evacuation procedures should entail.

You will learn about safe levels of noise exposure, and various strategies to reduce exposure to regular loud noises or even sudden extreme noise. This training programme will also help you to recognise the early warning signs of hearing loss, to prevent permanent undesired consequences.

This course will review the risks from hand-arm vibration exposure and introduce you to the requirements of the current regulations. It will provide practical advice and examples of how to carry out assessments of vibration risks, how to develop vibration control action plans, providing information instruction and training and how health surveillance contributes to the control action plan.

Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) is a step by step process management method used for the continuous improvement of products and processes. It is a useful skill for problem-solving and critical thinking.

The Introduction to Incident Investigation course covers the following topics:

• Moral, legal and financial arguments for investigations
• Human and organisational factors that can contribute to an incident
• The process for investigating incidents
• Positive interview strategies and the barriers to successful interviews

Root Cause Analysis is a systematic problem-solving technique which mainly focuses on finding the ‘root causes’ of a problem or event.

The Root Cause Analysis approach is used for maintaining quality and solving problems. This makes it ideal to use with various other approaches such as Six Sigma, Lean and Kaizen. Root Cause Analysis course training provides a detailed look at RCA methodology that needs to be effective.

Information, instruction and training for asbestos awareness is intended to give workers and supervisors the information they need to avoid work that may disturb asbestos during any normal work which could disturb the fabric of a building, or other items which might contain asbestos.

Recognise the difference between accidents and incidents. Understand accident causation theory, including the stages of accidents: immediate causes, underlying causes, root causes. Appreciate how human factors effect accidents.

Essentially, the 3 Ps are first aid training’s main objectives: preserving life, preventing injury from getting worse, and aiding recovery. Extended objectives include relieving pain and protecting the unconscious.

A first aid training course prepares you to deal with a range of medical emergencies, from common injuries such as cuts, scrapes, and burns to major injuries such as trauma to the head and cardiac arrest.

You will learn how to prevent, recognise, and treat severe allergic reactions, including the use of auto-injectors and CPR. Topics covered: Adult, child, and baby resuscitation (CPR) Auto-injector.

Our in-depth Display Screen Equipment Training has been created by chartered health and safety experts and ergonomists. It helps employees understand how DSE can affect health, how to achieve and adopt good workstation posture, correctly set up an ergonomic workstation and the risks of using mobile devices.

This course develops the necessary skills to assess and report on the conformance and implementation of processes based on management systems. You’ll learn how to initiate an audit, prepare and conduct audit activities, compile and distribute audit reports and complete follow-up activities.