Laboratory Safety
Laboratory safety is a significant legal and moral responsibility for those who work in both academic and industrial laboratories. This course provides health and safety information about handling laboratory equipment and chemicals and provides safety and first aid related tips in the event of an emergency.
Ladder Safety Training International
In the UK, ladders account for roughly 40% of accidents that are a result of falling from height. Evidently, employers need to provide their staff with the knowledge on how to safely use a ladder, as well as how to conduct a pre-check before using a ladder. This, in turn, will help organisations to reduce […]
Legionella Awareness (British English)
This course is aimed at people who work where there is a water system including spas, air conditioning and cooling towers that could be susceptible to Legionella. Interactive pages allow learners to explore the facts about Legionella and Legionnaire’s disease, learn about the legislation, find out how Legionella becomes harmful and see how to manage […]
Lift Truck Safety
The most common types of vehicles that are involved in accidents at work are lift trucks and more than a fifth of non-fatal workplace transport injuries involve a lift truck. This course looks at the main risks when using a lift truck and a guide for their safe use and inspection.
Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER)
Examine the scope of the Regulations, its purpose and what kinds of equipment are covered by LOLER. You will also explore the various measures and controls for maintaining safety whenever lifting equipment is used within the workplace.
Lockout/Tagout
Lockout/Tagout is a safety measure that is widely used in industrial, manufacturing and process settings. In this course your employees will be able to gain an understanding into the importance of using this particular safety measure to prevent accidents during maintenance.
Lone Working
Lone workers are people who work by themselves without close or direct supervision, no matter what their occupation. There is a lot to consider whether you are a lone worker or responsible for those who are lone working, from thinking about the risks involved to creating a safe environment and an open communication channel. This […]
Lone Working (UK – Employee)
Do your employees need to work alone as part of their roles? Lone Workers face different risks due to the nature of their job; if they become ill or have an accident there is often nobody there to help them. This course describes the different sorts of lone worker and the risks they might face; […]
Lone Working (UK – Manager)
Email;Communication;Word Processing
Moving and Falling Objects
The pathway starts by identifying hazards. It goes on to examine how you can reduce risk and keep safe by implementing appropriate safety measures.