Euro One Driver Training

Shunter Course

The course objective

To train candidates to safely manoeuvre and drive vehicles on site.

Course Details

Main Areas Covered by Course:

•Introduction to the course.
•Daily inspections of vehicle.
•Coupling & uncoupling articulated Vehicles,loading/unloading if required.
•Manoeuvring, operation and control.
•Banksman signalling and positioning.
•Safety while reversing.
•Awareness of blind spots.
•Ability test/ exercise.

On completion of the course, candidates will receive an ITSSAR course attendance certificate.

The Aim of the First Aid Course is to:

Train selected candidates to the required standard as directed by the HSE in the duties of an emergency first aider.
Course Duration

1 Day
The Objective of the Course is to:

Enable the emergency first aider to render the initial help necessary to give a casualty treatment for sudden injury or illness, until more professional help arrives.
Who Should Attend The Course?

Personnel selected to be emergency first aiders.

First Aid Course Summary
Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exersises all, of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering :
Resuscitation
Control of Bleeding
Care of the Unconscious Casualty
Communications
Topics relevant to client's workplace
Certification

ITSSAR attendance certificate
COST £90 PER PERSON PER DAY

The Aim of the Manual Handling For Operatives Course is to:

Provide the candidate with the knowledge and various practical skills involved in manual handling.
Course Duration

½ day
The Objective of the Course is to enable delegates to:

Demonstrate the practices of manual handling and lifting as described in the Approved Code of Practice for Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 (as amended).
Who Should Attend The Course?

All personnel who are at risk of injury through carrying out manual handling tasks as part of their work duties.
Manual Handling For Operatives Course Summary

Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exercises all, of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering :
The Manual Handling Operations Regulations
Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 & other relevant legislation
Duties of Employers
Duties of Employees
Identifying the load
Anatomy of the Spine
Principles of good movement
Types & causes of injury
Practical application of lifting, pushing, pulling and carrying
Anatomy of the spine
Certification
ITSSAR certificate of attendance and test.

Cost £90 per person per course

The Aim of the Fire Awareness Training Course is to:

Raise the fire awareness of company employees.
Course Duration

1 Day
The Objective of the Course is to:

Inform and instruct the candidates on the hazards to safety when an outbreak of Fire happens in the Workplace.
Who Should Attend The Course?

All employees who may have to use a fire extinguisher.
Fire Awareness Training Course Summary

Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exercises all, of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering :
Nature and types of fire
Causes of Fire and Fire Spread
Means of escape from Fire
Moving in smoke
Methods of tackling an Outbreak of Fire
Identification of Extinguishers
Safety issues in tackling fires
Types of fire and smoke spread
Safe use of extinguishers
Correct methods of fire attack and safe withdrawal
Certification

ITSSAR certificate of attendance and test.

Cost £90 per person per day.

The Aim of the Safety Awareness Training Construction Skills Certification Scheme is to:

Enhance the Health and Safety Awareness of new entrants or experienced persons in the Construction Industry.
Course Duration

1 Day
The Objectives of the Course are to enable delegates to:

Update their basic knowledge of Health and Safety Awareness.
Work at a significantly less risk to themselves and others.
Understand safe working practices.
Who Must Attend The Course?

All operatives who are registering for the CSCS Scheme
Safety Awareness Training (CSCS) Construction Skills Certification Scheme Summary

Candidates will participate in theory lessons all of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering;
Health and Safety at Work Legislation
Accident reporting and emergency procedures
Accident prevention
Health and hygiene
Manual handling
Working at heights
Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
Use of hand held equipment and tools
Personal protective equipment
Safe use of vehicles
Noise and vibration
Fire prevention
Excavations and Confined Spaces
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
First Aid
Certification

Construction Skills

Cost £90 per person per day

Give training and practical assessment for those persons who implement and work to safe working procedures and permits for confined space entry.
Course Duration

1 Day
The Objectives of the Course are to enable delegates to:

Work safely in confined spaces and associated hazards and risks.
Implement control measures to eliminate or reduce potential risks.
Inspect and use personal protective equipment and site safety equipment.
Implement the appropriate accident and emergency procedures
Who Do We Recommend Attends The Course?

All personnel who are directly involved in the execution of work in confined spaces such as shallow manholes and tanks.
Course Summary

Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exercises all, of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering;
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
Confined Spaces Regulations
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations
Other current relevant regulations
Confined space hazards and associated risks
Safe working procedures and entry permits
Gas detection
Access equipment, winches and lifelines
Hygiene procedures
Accident and emergency procedures
Practical exercises

Certification
ITTSAR attendance and test certificate.

Cost £90 per person per day.

Operatives involved in the operation of a Stihl Saw and the changing
of the abrasive wheel.

Course Duration:
I/2 Day

Objectives
To give the attendees such practical and theoretical knowledge to
enable the candidate to operate the Stihl Saw in accordance with all
statutory regulations, guidance notes and the manufacturers
instructions.

Who should attend the course.
Anyone who might have occasion to operate or change the disc on a cut off saw.

Content
General Health & Safety Regulations.(Health & Safety at Work Act,
Management of Health & Safety at Work, Provision & Use of Work
Equipment, Personal Protective Equipment at Work, Safety in the use
of Abrasive Wheels)
Identify hazards and risks arising from the use of abrasive wheels
Abrasive wheel markings
Mounting the abrasive wheel
Store, handle and transport abrasive wheels
Inspect and test abrasive wheel for damage
Identify hazards and risk from the use of a Stihl Saw
Identify components of the Stihl Saw
Starting and stopping the Stihl Saw
Securing the work piece
PPE requirements

Certification
ITTSAR attendance and test certificate

Cost £90 per person per course.

Workplace Risk Assessment Course.

Course Overview.

The course is designed to provide Delegates with the knowledge and skills to understand the principles and methodology of risk assessment and how to take a structured approach to carry out a workplace risk assessment with confidence.

Risk assessment is central to effective management of health and safety and if conducted properly will play a key part in ensuring the health and safety of anyone who may be affected by your work activities.

Who should attend.

This one-day workshop is aimed at any body who has a responsibility to manage health and safety or who has been appointed by their employer to conduct general workplace risk assessments.

Skills Gained

By the end of this course you will be able to:

•Appreciate the moral, legal and financial reasons for reducing injury and ill health resulting from work activities.
•Understand the relationship between hazard, risk, risk assessment and safe systems of work.
•Understand the importance, and application of the risk control hierarchy.
•Be able to identify the different types of risk assessments required in their workplace.
•Be able to apply the principles and methodology of general risk assessment to given work situations.
Course Outline
•Overview of relevant legislation to include sections of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.
•Principles of Risk Assessment.
•Hazard identification.
•Designing safe systems of work from the risk assessment Specific requirements for those whose H & S at work you are responsible.
•Practical exercise on conducting general workplace risk assessments with feedback to delegates on assessments conducted.

On completion of the course and ITSSAR Certificate of attendence will be issued