Level 2 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
Course description This course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) and is designed to complement the level 1 training programme in health and safety. It is aimed at first-tier workers, and others who may wish to progress to courses at levels 3 & 4. Summary of course syllabus The course typically takes place over a single day (other options are possible) and concludes with a multiple-choice examination which may be written or conducted orally.
- General introduction
- Workplace health, safety & welfare
- Health and safety law
- Risk assessments
- Accident prevention
- Work equipment
- Electricity
- Fire safety
- Occupational health
- COSHH
- Noise
- Manual handling operations
- Personal protective equipment
What skills will candidates acquire? Successful completion of the course and examination will enable candidates to: - State the main requirements of health and safety law
- Describe the health & safety rôles of employers & employees
- State the purpose of risk assessment
- Describe the need to report accidents & incidents
- Describe the need to comply with the organisation’s health & safety procedures
- State the costs associated with poor health and safety at work
- Demonstrate basic knowledge on a wide variety of health & safety issues
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