This site uses cookies. Read our policy here...
Menu
…

IOSH Leading Safely Training. Bradford, 2019

Course outline

A one day course aimed at Directors, and Senior Managers with the responsibility for health and safety management of people and processes within the workplace.

Course content

  • Initial diagnostic questionnaire on your health and safety leadership behaviours.
  • Personalised report based on your responses, including recommendations on actions to take and improvements to make.
  • Case study review - how things can go wrong, then ‘getting it right’, including a follow-on scenario based around putting improvements in place using Plan-Do-Check-Act HSMA and integration into business systems.
  • Assessment is completion of a personal commitment – a set of actions to take following the recommendations in your report and other learning.

Why IOSH?

The Qualification
IOSH Leading Safely is a well-recognised and highly regarded health and safety qualification. Upon successful completion of the course the individual will receive a certificate.

 

Tags
COURSE INFORMATION

Date: Thursday 5 September 2019
Time: 09.00 – 17.00
Price: £250 + VAT pp
Refreshments: Provided. Includes lunch.
Location:  Jelf, 12 Trevor Foster Way, Bradford, BD5 8HB

Book now

Read our latest articles

Care providers share best practice in crisis management

Recently, we decided to interview some of our care clients about their experiences of the pandemic since March. We were also interested in the decisions they made, the actions they took, and the lessons we can all learn about how to navigate successfully through a crisis.

View
Managing risk in a challenging Renewable Energy market

Struggling to get cover for your renewable energy project? Learn more about how the evolving nature of the industry, combined with a relatively small market, can make for a challenging environment to get the right cover.

View
Design and risk management issues for battery (BESS) and anaerobic digestion (AD)

Towards the end of 2018, the Renewable Energy insurance market began transitioning out of a soft market. Read about the related design and risk management issues for battery (BESS) and Anaerobic Digestion (AD).

View
Can vehicle telematics help your business?

Promising up to a 40% reduction in accident rates and fuel consumption by up to 15%, telematics can bring numerous benefits to many businesses. However, they do carry a certain risk.

View
How the tyre industry can manage their insurance risks and costs

From a diminishing insurance market, to staff safety and wellbeing, the UK's tyre industry is under constant and increasing pressure. Find out the common insurance risks and what businesses can do manage their costs.

View
Harvesting safely: precautions for agricultural workers

The harvest season is the time of farm safety awareness. Before harvest starts, ensure you provide your employees with full training for each piece of equipment.

View