If you hold chemicals, hazardous substances, or large volumes of liquid in your workplace, all employees should be trained in what action to take in the event of a spill. This will ensure spill safety awareness, keeping your employees and the environment safe in the event of a spill. Some employers implement dedicated Spill Teams, but for effective spill safety it makes good sense to ensure everyone knows what to [...]
We run a wide variety of training courses at Cosaint. While the majority of our training caters to Health and Safety for all levels, we also offer courses that develop complementary skills, such as presentation skills and the principles of training. In addition to running training programmes specifically for individual companies, we also have open course dates that are available for individual bookings, and we can create [...]
We run a wide variety of training courses at Cosaint. Some of these are bespoke training days put on for a specific company, but many of our course dates are available for individual bookings. To make it as easy as possible for you to know what training courses we have on, and when, we have created a handy PDF Course Planner that covers April to June 2018. [...]
When it comes to machine safety, and safety during maintenance activities, it's easy for people to become complacent. Maintenance activities can introduce many hazards in the workplace, including electrocution, entrapment, and crushing. Ensure your workforce are reminded of the importance of working safe, and going home safe, with our FREE Quick Guide to Machine Safety Poster. COSAINT TRAINING QUICK GUIDE TO MACHINE SAFETY CLICK BELOW LINK TO DOWNLOAD: Cosaint Free [...]
Our Guide to NEBOSH Exams contains top revision tips, and a definition for NEBOSH Command Words, to help you achieve success in your qualification. NEBOSH qualifications have become synonymous with the Health and Safety industry, with over 175,000 people gaining the National General Certificate since it was launched in 1989, making it the most widely held health and safety qualification in the UK. It is also the most requested [...]
We run a wide variety of training courses at Cosaint. Some of these are bespoke training days put on for a specific company, but many of our course dates are available for individual bookings. To make it as easy as possible for you to know what training courses we have on, and when, we have created a handy PDF Course Planner that covers January [...]
We offer a wide range of training courses, suitable for all levels of staff, and work hard to ensure our facilities are comfortable and inviting, and that our trainers are the best ones around! It's no surprise that our courses are filling up fast, so if you need to book refresher training, or have a training plan to deliver to a set budget, get in touch to see how [...]
Our free poster, What You Need To Know About Display Screen Equipment, is a quick-guide that can act as a checklist, or reminder, as to what is required for a safe workstation where Display Screen Equipment (DSE) is used. Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Assessments should be carried out on workstations periodically, and following any substantive change. There are a range of factors that should be taken into consideration, many [...]
Cosaint Training are the only provider in Northern Ireland approved to deliver the new Certificate in Controlling Health Risks in Construction course. The course teaches students how to identify the most common health risks on construction sites, the processes that generate them, and how to control them to a standard to prevent and reduce occupational ill health. "This was a valuable and informative course that will equip line managers and [...]
Just as many of us start off a new year by thinking of resolutions we would like to make to improve our personal well-being and performance, it's time to take stock and consider how you would like to improve your business performance in the new year, and you should start by thinking Safety First! A new calendar year is the perfect opportunity to ensure that good practice is being adhered [...]