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First aid training
If you want to learn more about first aid, then join our Nuneaton course on 19th March. Call 02477 752772 for more information.
What to do if someone swallows something harmful? Panic won’t help, but being prepared will! 💡 Knowing the right steps ahead of time is key. Stay calm, act fast, and make sure you’re ready.
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Online Refresher Health & Safety Training
Need a quick refresher? Explore our range of online refresher courses, perfect for topping up your knowledge anytime, anywhere: We have Mental Health & Wellbeing / Hospitality / Business Skills …and much more! Browse our full course list today and stay ahead. #Firstsafetytrainingservices #onlinerefresher #firstaidcourse
First Safety Training Services
📚 So many courses to choose from!🔥 Fire Safety🚑 Emergency First Aid at Work📦 Manual Handling👶 Paediatric First Aid🧗♂️ Working at Height… and the list goes on!Ready to upskill? Give us a call and get booked in today! 02476325880✨ #HealthAndSafetyTraining #FirstAidCourses #WorkplaceSafety #TrainWithUs #BookNow
Your feedback means the world to us because YOU matter! Our training isn’t just about skills—it’s about ensuring a safe and supportive workplace for everyone. 💼💪 Looking for a training provider you can trust? Reach out to us for more info! 📲 02477752772📧 [email protected]https://www.firstsafetytrainingservices.co.uk/
Looking after a large team? Let us help you keep them safe.
At First Safety Training Services, we deliver expert health & safety training to protect your workforce and keep your business fully compliant.
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Call: 024 7775 2772
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Proud to be Highfield Certified!All of our courses meet Highfield’s nationally recognised standards, and we take genuine pride in seeing our candidates walk away skilled, confident, and fully qualified.When was the last time you updated your training?There’s never been a better time to invest in yourself.Thinking about it? Drop us a message or tag someone who should jump on a course! #firstsafetytrainingservices #firstaidtraining #firstaidnuneaton #firesafety #HealthAndSafety
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Health & Safety at Work
Come and join us for Health & Safety Level 2 on 19th December. Keep your employees safe and confident in the workplace! www.firstsafetytrainingservices.co.uk #FirstSafetyTrainingServices #BookNow #WorkPlaceSafety #NuneatonBusiness
Are you on top of your health and safety audits?
What do I need to do for a health and safety audit?
If you want to feel confident in an emergency, join our Emergency First Aid at Work course on 6th September and be prepared! Call 024 7775 2772 to book.
The challenges of risk assessments
Are you ready to go out and about this weekend?
If you've found the recent Health and Safety videos useful but still have questions you need answering, now's your chance. Alison is offering 5 free 30 minute one to one consultations to go over any questions you may have.
Email: [email protected] or call: 02477 752 772 to book your place.
Don't wait to book, there's only 5 spaces!
So you have the policy, the risk assessments and the safe systems of work but it is your staff that need to comply with this on a daily basis so how can you achieve that?
Watch the video below for more information on staff training records.
We take it for granted that people know how to work safely in our business but this is not the case!
So once we have our risk assessments in place, it is time for Safe Systems Of Work. Just imagine what would happen if you asked someone to cross a busy road without telling them what to do!
Watch the video below for more information on safe Systems of Work!
People shy away from the “mysterious world” of risk assessment, with comments such as;
- It’s not my job,
- I don’t understand that, and,
- What if I get it wrong?
Watch our short video for the things to look out for when writing a risk assessment.
For more information call 02477 752 772 or email us on [email protected]
Why not join us at for our next Emergency Paediatric first aid course on 17th April.
Health and safety can be seen as:
- A pain in the neck
- Another hoop to jump through
- A necessary evil
- A legal requirement
- Time-consuming
We have put together some short clips to get you thinking about health and safety again and help you feel in control – the first, “Do I need a health and safety policy?” is attached.
If you need further help contact us.
024 7775 2772
[email protected]
Why Choose Us?
We run our courses in small groups, we don't impose 'school rules' and we make sure that everyone gets one on one time with the trainer.
If you want to come and see what we're all about, join us on one of our upcoming courses:
- Emergency First Aid; 23rd February or 6th March
- Emergency Paediatric First Aid; 21st February
- Health and Safety Level 2; 28th February
Book now before it's too late
Call: 024 7775 2772
Email: [email protected]
Join our next Education and Training course on 6-8th February
Fireworks are beautiful but if they're not used correctly they can cause serious harm, not only to yourself and your property but to neighbours as well.
Sparklers look like a fun, child friendly alternative to fireworks but they can reach temperatures that are 20 times the boiling point of water so you need to be very careful and ensure all children are supervised.
An easy way to remember the safety points for fireworks and other similar devices is: SPARKLER:
S-hield your eyes with appropriate, protective eye-wear when lighting fireworks.
P-lunge your sparklers into a bucket of cold water as soon as they go out.
A-ttend organised displays where possible.
R-ead the instructions on the fireworks carefully before use and ensure they comply with British safety standards.
K-eep fireworks in a closed metal box and only light one at a time.
L-eave fireworks that fail to go off - Never return to a lit firework.
E-nsure everyone remains a safe distance away - At Least 25 metres from a Category 3 firework.
R-emove all debris and flammable objects - including plants/trees - from the area where you are setting off your fireworks.
How well do you know your manual handling dos and don'ts? Can you tell what is wrong with this video?
We know that not everything can be carried like a box! In our office, we have an unusual situation: Alison and David's dog, Archie, struggles to get down stairs so we have to carry him down. Clearly he is not a box shaped, although at 7.5kg he is quite a weight and wriggly.
The problems with the video:
Alison is carrying a weight (no offence Archie) down the stairs, wearing high heels and not holding on; all things which could mean she could lose her balance and take a tumble.
As an employer you are responsible for ensuring that all your staff have appropriate Manual Handling training which needs to be updated regularly. You don't want someone to injure themselves because you have not included this as part of your staff training.
Get in touch to book a manual handling course today and make sure all your employees are appropriately trained.
Yesterday was World Drowning Prevention Day and with the holidays coming up we've put together a list of a few dangers to look out for and some advice on how to stay safe around water:
The basics for water safety are:
- Learn basic swimming and water safety skills
- Stop and think; spot the dangers.
There are many dangers with water including; it can be very cold, there may be hidden currents, rocks or vegetation, it could be deep or difficult to get out of (eg slippery banks) or there may be no lifeguards in the area.
- Stay together
Go swimming with a friend or family member and try to make sure you choose swimming sites that have lifeguards.
- In an emergency: Float
If you fall in unexpectedly, float until you catch your breath.
- Call 999 or 112
Knowing what to do in an emergency may help you save a life.
Other tips for staying safe:
- Learn CPR; you could save a life in the time it takes paramedics to arrive
- Supervise children closely; designate a responsible adult to watch children when in or near water
- Wear a life jacket; this reduces the risk of drowning while boating. It's also useful for weaker swimmers and young children to wear them around any water.
- Knows the risks of natural water; Lakes, rivers and oceans have hidden hazards eg dangerous currents, waves, rocks. Check the forecast before activities in or near water
- Avoid alcohol; alcohol impairs judgement so avoid drinking before or during swimming, boating or other water activities especially when supervising children
- Consider the effects of medications; avoid swimming if you take medications that impair your balance, coordination or judgement
Stay safe out there!
This course is aimed at anyone either currently in a workplace assessing role or striving to find such a role.
The cost of this course includes:
- one day training course
- onsite assessment
- IMI Level 3 Award in Assessing Vocationally Related Achievement
- Full support throughout.
The qualification covers skills, knowledge and understanding you need to assess others in both work and training environments using a range of assessment methods.
For a no obligation chat call us on 02477 752 772
Part 2 of the Health and Safety audit series - it’s all in the planning.
We love to deliver training to companies to help them painlessly meet their legal health and safety requirements.
