IOSH Managing Safely

IOSH Managing Safely is an interactive classroom course packed full of quizzes, games, video, animations and case studies.

The trainer will pull on their extensive health and safety knowledge and experience from over 20 years in Safety Management and Training to explain every query.

This course is designed to ensure that your Management and Supervisory staff have a clear understanding of their health and safety responsibilities, the legal compliances and have a real focus on developing a positive health and safety attitude throughout your organisation.

Top 5 business benefits

1. Greater productivity fewer hours lost to sickness and accidents
2. Improved organisation-wide safety awareness culture and appreciation of safety measures
3. Active staff involvement to improve the workplace
4. Internationally recognised certification for managers and supervisors
5. Enhanced reputation within the supply chain

Managing Safely covers…
1. An Introduction to Managing Safely

Key Learning Points

1. Why is it important to manage safely?
2. What is your role in influencing managing safely?Assessing risks

2. Assessing Risks
Key Learning Points

1. What is Risk?
2. What is a Risk Assessment?
3. How are Risk Assessments carried out?

3. Controlling Risks

Key Learning Points

1. How do you reduce risk?
2. How do you decide which risk control to use?

4. Understanding Responsibilities

Key Learning Points

1. What does The Law require you to do?
2. How does The Law work?
3. What are the key parts of a Health and Safety Management System?
4. Understanding hazards

5. Understanding Hazards
Key Learning Points

1. What are Common Hazards?
2. What can you do about Common Hazards?

6. Investigating Incidents
Key Learning Points

1. Why investigate incidents?
2. How do incidents happen
3. How do you carry out an investigation?

7. Measuring Performance
Key Learning Points

1. What’s performance measurement about?
2. How do you measure health and safety performance?
3. What is auditing?

 Based on the learning objectives, all candidates are assessed in two ways:

1. Knowledge and comprehension; candidates are required to complete a standard assessment under examination conditions, which consist of 30 questions in a variety of formats within 45 minutes. There is a maximum of 60 marks available, the Pass mark is 36 out of 60.
2. Candidates are required to complete a workplace risk assessment using either the standard IOSH form or their own company form. This is to be completed within two weeks of the end of the course. There is a maximum of 38 marks available, the pass mark is 23 out of 38.

The overall pass mark is 60.

What have previous candidates said?

 Omar Khan 31/05/19 FIVE Stars

Great class and great teaching methods fun and would recommend!!

PaulO-276 16/05/19 FIVE Stars

Honestly!!!! Probably the best course I've ever attended. Grahams way of delivering the course was second to none. He made it very interesting by using a wide variety of subject matter, visual aids, paper aids and various different stories and examples when we were discussing certain topics. I can’t recommend Graham enough for any H&S training