Training & Development

IOSH Managing Safely (block)

Safety at work is fundamental to the success of any business. Managers and supervisors who have a sound knowledge of safety principles are essential to any business, and this safety training will give delegates the knowledge they need to ensure safety in the workplace and to help prevent accidents.

Who should attend

The IOSH Managing Safely course is primarily designed for managers with responsibility for people or processes. It is equally relevant for managers and supervisors at any level who require a basic broad view of current health and safety requirements and principles.

Course structure

Format – block

Key topics

This assessed course will cover the application of recognised management principles in health and safety and will equip delegates to tackle issues in their own workplaces. Key topics include:

The law on health and safety at work
The costs of accidents
How losses occur
Safety management models and risk management
The nature of commonly encountered hazards
Human factors affecting safety performance
Accident causation and investigation
Recognition and control of workplace hazards
Effective communication
Specialised hazards

Assessment

Each delegate will be required to undertake a short multiple-choice paper and a workplace-based written assignment.

On successful completion of the IOSH Managing Safely course and the assessed work, candidates will receive an IOSH accredited certificate.

Dates & Locations
					 
		23-27 November 2009 at Broomgrove, Sheffield
                       
		7-11 December 2009 at EEF, Leeds
                       
		7-11 December 2009 at EEF, Hadleigh
                       
		14-18 December 2009 at Derwent House, Washington
                       
		11–14 January 2010 at Broomgrove, Sheffield
                       
		11–14 January 2010 at Engineers' House, Bristol
                       
		18-21 January 2010 at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa
                       
		15–18 February 2010 at EEF, Cambridge
                       
		1–4 March 2010 at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa
                       
		8–11 March 2010 at Derwent House, Washington
                       
		19–22 April 2010 at EEF, Warrington
                       
		4–7 May 2010 at Engineers' House, Bristol
                       
		10–13 May 2010 at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa
                       
		7–10 June 2010 at Broomgrove, Sheffield
                       
		14–17 June 2010 at Barleythorpe, Oakham
                       
		21–24 June 2010 at EEF, Cambridge
                       
		6–9 July 2010 at Engineers' House, Bristol
                       
		12–15 July 2010 at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa
                       
		12–15 July 2010 at St James's House, Birmingham
                       
		13–16 September 2010 at EEF, Leeds
                       
		13–16 September 2010 at Waterton Technology Centre, Bridgend
                       
		20–23 September 2010 at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa
                       
		4–7 October 2010 at Derwent House, Washington
                       
		11–14 October 2010 at EEF, Cambridge
                       
		8–11 November 2010 at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa
                       
		22–25 November 2010 at Engineers' House, Bristol
                       
		29 November–2 December 2010 at Broomgrove, Sheffield
                       
		13-16 December 2010 at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa