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At our training centre we offer
a variety of courses.
We can also provide in-house training tailored to your particular
organisation, at a time to suit you.
All our courses include certification by MBA Safety & Training Limited in
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Our courses include
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CONSTRUCTION SAFETY TRAINING
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GENERAL SAFETY TRAINING
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a small selection of the training courses we can provide. We can also
design, develop and deliver more specific training to your own requirements.
Please go to our
Calendar of Events for details of
open courses that we are running at our training centre, or for more
information on other courses we provide, please contact us on
enquiries@mbasafety.co.uk
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A half day course designed to ensure that
operatives are competent in the safe use of Abrasive Wheels.
Aims and Objectives
To ensure that operatives are competent in
the safe use of Abrasive Wheels on site in order to comply with the
requirements of both Section 2(2)(c) of the Health and Safety at Work etc
Act 1974 and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998.
NOTE: Construction Skills training grant of £17.50 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 1/2 Day
Refresher Due After: 5 Years
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For those who erect/dismantle or inspect
aluminium towers
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For those who require a knowledge of CDM
Regulations
NOTE: Construction Skills training grant of £35.00 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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Aimed for members of Technical, Construction
and Commercial Departments
NOTE: Construction
Skills training grant of £35.00 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For those who undertake or participate in
the Planning Supervisor role
NOTE: Construction
Skills daily training grant of £35.00
per person applies to this course
Duration: 2 Days
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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The Construction Skills Certification Scheme
has been developed to identify the construction industry’s trained and
experienced operatives and craftsmen. Completion of this course will enable
individuals to further demonstrate their competence and so give confidence
to the industry’s customers.
The Construction (Design and Management)
Regulations 1994 require clients to appoint persons and companies that can
demonstrate their competence.
The benefits for CSCS Card Holders are:
- Recognition of skills, competence and
qualification
- Improved health and safety
- Improved employment prospects
- Reduced insurance premiums for self
employed
- Identification of training needs to
improve existing skills
The Scheme aims to provide the following
benefits to Employers:
- Identification of operatives with
recognised skills, competence and qualifications
- Raising the quality of workmanship
- Improved health and safety awareness of
the workforce
- Identification of training needs to
improve or add to existing skills
- A move towards increasingly qualified
workforce, thus improving customer satisfaction and the industry’s image
The course programme covers the following
subjects:
- Health and Safety Legislation
- The Cost of Accidents and Accident
Prevention
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Noise
- Manual Handling
- Fire and Fire Prevention
- Working at Heights and Scaffolds
- Electricity, Site Electric’s and Portable
Electrical Equipment and Tools
- Use of Hand Held Tools
- Safe Use of Chemicals and COSHH
- Overhead and Underground Services
- Excavations
NOTE: Construction Skills training grant of £35.00 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 5 Years
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For Area Build Managers
NOTE: Construction
Skills training grant of £35.00 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For Fire Wardens/Fire Marshals
Duration: 1/2 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For site based staff
Duration: 1/2 Day
Refresher Due After: 5 Years
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For Managers/Supervisors and Building
Maintenance Operatives
NOTE: Construction
Skills training grant of £35.00 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 2 Days
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For those who require an update on health
and safety legislation
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For site based staff
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 5 Years
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Following discussions with many local
companies we are finding that a four day block release course can be
difficult for employers in relation to staff release. Because of this
we have decided to run our October IOSH Managing Safely course on a split
basis over two weeks, thereby minimising the impact of staff release for
training purposes.
This comprehensive four day course provides
delegates with a basic introductory grounding in health and safety at work.
It concentrates on training delegates to apply sound management principles
to health and safety, the programme is divided into eight modules as
follows:
- General approach
- Accident and injury causes
- Management of safety
- Human factors affecting safety
- Health and Safety Law
- Communicating health and safety
effectively
- Common hazards
- Specialised hazards
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Who should attend?
- Anyone with responsibility for health and
safety
- Personnel Managers/Supervisors
- Premises Managers/Supervisors
- Administration Managers/Supervisors
- Facilities Managers/Supervisors
- Operating Managers/Co-ordinators
Delegates from the London Borough of
Hammersmith & Fulham Council proudly displaying their IOSH Managing Safely
certificates
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"If you want to make a real difference
in health and safety in your organisation this course run by MBA Safety
& Training Limited is the way
forward.
The contribution that this course has made to raising the Council's safety
culture cannot be over emphasised . It has also further raised staff and
managers commitment to safety matters."
(London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Council) IOSH
Certificate
At the end of the course delegates are
required to undertake a short test and an in-company post course project
leading to the award of the IOSH certificate in Managing Safely for
successful candidates. The project is carried out in the workplace and is of
benefit to the delegate’s employer.
Duration: 4 days
Refresher due after: 3 Years
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The aim of the re-certification course is to
update delegates on key health and safety issues and best practice. This
course is only for delegates who already hold the IOSH Managing Safely
certificate, new delegates are still required to undertake the full four day
course. As of April 2003, all certificates issued by IOSH will be printed
with a
three-year expiry date. To remain accredited
by IOSH all individuals will be required to renew their certification.
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 3 Years.
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For those whose work involves manual
handling. The aim of the training is to ensure the competency of delegates
in manual handling, to provide instruction on correct techniques and raise
awareness of health and safety legislation.
Duration: 1/2 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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Including 'hands on' Fire
Extinguisher and Manual Handling Training
This
one day course has been developed for office based staff.
It
provides a firm foundation of basic knowledge on relevant safety issues.
Course Content
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Relevant Health and Safety legislation
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Accident Prevention and the Cost of
Accidents
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Chemicals and harmful Substances
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Safe Access and Egress, Access
Equipment
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Electrical Safety
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Fire and Fire Safety including
Practical Training
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First Aid
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Display Screen Equipment and
Workstations
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Manual Handling including Practical
Training
This course is supported by a range of
videos.
This is an extremely versatile and valuable
course - it can be used as part of staff induction training as well as
on-going refresher training. The course can also be delivered in-house and
tailored to your individual organisation needs, for example, the sections on
fire and manual handling can be expanded to include practical training.
Who Should Attend?
All office based staff
Duration: 1/2 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For site based staff who need to renew their
CPCS Cards
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 5 Years
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For plant operators
NOTE: Construction
Skills daily training grant of £35.00
per person plus Achievement grant applies
Duration: 4 Days
Refresher Due After: 5 years
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Aims to ensure that health and safety is
appreciated by people at the most senior levels. The course should enable
top executives to review policy and strategies, and, where necessary,
introduce changes to make their organisation operate more safely.
The syllabus focuses on:
- Health and safety as a main line
management function, emanating from the top and descending management
levels.
- The financial implications of accidents
and ill health caused by working conditions.
- Current legislation, particularly the
Health and Safety at Work etc Act and the Management of Health and Safety
at Work Regulations, and other regulations relevant to the workplace.
- Penalties for offences related to health
and safety legislation, including the concept of corporate manslaughter.
- Documentation and procedures to satisfy
legislation.
- The root causes of accidents.
- The law’s shift in emphasis to a
non-prescriptive approach based on the assessment of risk in terms of best
current practice.
- Basic principles of risk assessment.
- The need to appoint competent people to
advise on the health and safety function.
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 years
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A one day course for Managers/Supervisors
who are responsible for inspecting scaffolds
Aims and Objectives
To ensure that delegates understand their
responsibilities in accordance with statutory regulations, be able to make a
competent inspection and complete inspection reports.
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The course programme includes:
- Health and Safety legislation
- The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- The Construction (Health, Safety and
Welfare) Regulations 1996
- Basic principles/types of scaffold
- Recognition of components and their
applications
- Inspection sequence
- Recording Inspections
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includes various activities and exercises, including the video ‘Satisfied
it’s Safe?’ and an end of course test paper.
NOTE: Construction Skills training grant of £35.00 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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A nationally recognised five day course
aimed at providing safety management training within the building and civil
engineering industries for: Site Managers; Area Site Managers; Engineers;
Sub-Contractors; Construction Company Directors and Managers.
Scheme and Syllabus
The Site Management Safety Training Scheme
has the general aim of assisting site management and supervisory personnel
to:
- Manage health and safety on site in
accordance with the current legal provisions and within the context of
their management or supervisory role.
- Develop an understanding of their
responsibilities and accountability for site health, safety and welfare.
- Recognise that a safe site is efficient,
economical and productive.
Specific Aims
More specifically, course delegates should
benefit as the Scheme does the following to encourage a positive and forward
thinking attitude to managing health, safety and welfare at work.
- Brings delegates up to date with the
principals of current legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and
guidance, relative to the organisation of construction sites.
- Develops skills in assessment, planning
and implementation of safe systems and methods in the workplace.
- Helps delegates to examine how far they
meet their own responsibilities for health, safety and welfare at work.
- Provides examples and opportunities for
them to study and analyse health, safety and welfare practices and
procedures.
- Draws on material they will find of
common interest and use.
- Emphasises and draws attention to the
many examples where efficiency is linked to the effective management of
health, safety and welfare on construction sites.
- Helps and encourages them to develop
management methods and techniques for dealing with future health safety
and welfare issues at their own workplace.
- Guides, helps and encourages them to
develop their knowledge and skills in this area beyond the course content.
NOTE: Construction Skills daily training grant of £35.00
per person plus Achievement grant applies
Duration: 5 Days
Refresher Due After: 5 Years
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For Sales Directors/Area Sales Managers/Site
Sales staff
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For site staff who are required to perform
banksman duties during lifting operations.
Duration: 3 Days
Refresher Due After: 5 Years
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For those who need to renew their SMSTS
Certificate after 5 years
NOTE: Construction Skills training grant of £35.00 per
person applies to this course
Duration: 2 Days
Refresher Due after: 5 Years
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For those who manage/supervise or undertake
working at heights
Duration: 1 Day
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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For those supervisors and managers who have
a responsibility for lifting operations. They must have experience of the
use of cranes, to meet BS7121 – Safe Use of Cranes.
Duration: 3 Days
Refresher Due After: 2 Years
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This is a course aimed at Supervisors,
Managers and those who procure the services of contracting companies. The
aim is to ensure that your company only uses contractors who are competent
and have been pre-qualified through a vetting procedure.
Duration: 1 Day
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To give delegates an understanding of the
basic process and need for undertaking fire risk assessment. This course
also looks at the legislation which drives the need for this activity.
Duration: 1 Day
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Following this course, delegates will have
the knowledge to be able to undertake the roles of a Warden/Marshall,
understanding that they have a pro-active role outside drills and
emergencies.
Duration: 1 Day
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The Management of Health and Safety at Work
Regulations 1999 require employers to carry out a suitable and sufficient
assessment of risks arising from the presence of hazards in their workplace.
This course provides delegates with the knowledge needed to carry this out.
Duration: 1 Day
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Asbestos
Awareness
This
course is designed to allow management and operatives to identify the
presence of and understand the hazards presented by asbestos containing
materials eg spray coatings; insulation board; cement products; pipe/plant
lagging, etc and thereby ensure the risk of fibre release is minimised.
Furthermore,
this course is designed to enable delegates to:
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avoid irrational responses
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prevent negligent attitudes
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ensure compliance with policy, procedures and the Law
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ensure a prompt and accurate response to problems
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recognise their own level of competence
Duration: 1 Day
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Refresher and
CDM Construction Regulations The
Construction Regulations are on the change again. It is proposed that
a new unified set of regulations will be brought out later in 2005.
These regulations will bring together the Construction (Design and Management)
Regulations and Construction (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations, implementing
some significant changes. This one day
course provides construction professionals with an insight to these proposed
changes. Duration: 1 Day
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CDM
Design Risk Assessment Design
risk assessment as part of good design. As has been shown by the recent
HSE Initiative many designers still don't know or
understand the duties and responsibilities under the
Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. A
significant part of Regulation 13 requires designers to identify hazards and
understand the risks to workers arising out of their designs and to look at
the potential for eliminating or mitigation
of risk at the design stage of a project. This
course aims to arm designers to do this effectively. Duration:
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This
is a one day course that has been recognised by HVCA as satisfying the
requirements of SKILLcard.
Who
should attend?
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Trainees
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Facilities
Maintenance Technicians
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Plumbing
and Heating Engineers
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Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning Engineers
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Supervisors
and Managers
Aims
and Objectives
Engineering
Services SKILLcard aims to provide the following benefits to
individuals:
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access
to many construction sites from
1
January 2004
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industry-wide
recognition of your skills, competence and qualifications
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improving
your knowledge and awareness of workplace health and safety
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enhancing
your employment prospects
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identifying
your training needs, and the chance to develop and add to your
existing skills
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confirming
your professionalism – and differentiating you from the industry’s
“cowboys”.
Construction
Skill Certification Scheme (CSCS)
Engineering
Services SKILLcard is affiliated to the pan-industry Construction Skills
Certification Scheme (CSCS). The terms of affiliation ensure that
Engineering Services SKILLcard complies with the requirements and
standards of CSCS. There is no need, therefore, for separate registration
with CSCS.
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