IOSH (Institute of Occupational Health and Safety) is the world's largest professional association for occupational health and safety. Founded in 1945, IOSH has over 4,000 members in every country and is committed to building a safe, healthy and sustainable world of work.
IOSH courses are designed to enhance the safety culture of companies in any sector and are suitable for all employees, regardless of their level within the company.
IOSH Managing Safely is a necessary course for all managers who aspire to understand their health and safety responsibilities within their organisation.
The IOSH Managing Safely course is appropriate for all industries and provides essential knowledge on how to manage health and safety in the workplace. It is ideal for ensuring that managers and supervisors understand their health and safety responsibilities and will enable them to perform their roles successfully.
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The learner will be able to:
The IOSH Working Safely course provides an excellent introduction to workplace health and safety. It is aimed at all types of organisations, providing employees with the knowledge they need to do their job safely.
It is designed to improve the safety culture within a company. It provides students with an understanding of how their actions contribute to safety and health at work and what their responsibilities are in terms of safety and health.
It is suitable for employees at all organisational levels and also for those who aspire to be part of a company. By attending the in-company course, you will obtain the CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) Green Card for workers.
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El alumno será capaz de:
The IOSH Working Safely course is recognised by CSCS as equivalent to Level 1 of the "Award in Health and Safety in a Construction Environment".
This means that students who successfully complete IOSH Working Safely in person through our partner RRC can apply for a CSCS Green Card if they also pass the CITB health, safety and environment operations test.
More information is available on the RRC website.