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The course was clear and helpful
Posted on 01/04/2026
This Health and Safety course provides essential knowledge of workplace health and safety, risk assessment, hazardous substances, accident prevention, and emergency procedures. Learners will explore health and safety legislation, workplace responsibilities, hazard identification, safe handling of hazardous materials, risk reporting, and appropriate responses to workplace accidents and sudden illnesses.

Module 1
The Importance of Health, Safety and Welfare
Module 2
Health and Safety Legislation
Module 3
The Obligations Expected of you and your Place of Work
Module 4
Building a Culture of Health and Safety
Module 5
Risk Assessment
Module 6
Steps 1 and 2: Identify the Hazard and Who May be Harmed
Module 7
Steps 3, 4 and 5: Assess, Action, Report and Review
Module 8
Reporting Accidents
Module 9
Reporting Workplace Accidents and Dangerous Occurrences
Module 10
Managing Hazardous Substances Safely
Module 11
Legionella
Module 12
Working Securely and Lone Workers
Module 13
Working Safely with Display Screen Equipment (DSE)
Module 14
Stress
Module 15
Managing Sharps Injuries (Needle stick)
Module 16
Summary
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The course was clear and helpful
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Amazing course
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Posted on 20/08/2026
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Workplace health and safety involves identifying hazards, assessing risks, following safety procedures, and taking steps to protect workers, clients, and others from harm.
Risk assessment helps identify workplace hazards, evaluate potential harm, and determine suitable control measures to reduce the likelihood of accidents, injuries, and illness.
Hazardous substances should be identified, stored, used, and disposed of safely according to workplace procedures, relevant safety information, and applicable legislation.
After an accident, follow workplace procedures, provide appropriate assistance, report the incident promptly, and ensure any identified hazards are addressed to prevent recurrence.
Employees should follow workplace safety procedures, use equipment correctly, report hazards, attend required training, and take reasonable steps to protect themselves and others.