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IOSH Managing Safely®
IOSH Managing Safely®
Summary
IOSH Managing Safely® is the market-leading health and safety course for line managers. This tried, tested and trusted course is available face-to-face, allowing you the flexibility to fit it around your busy schedule.
COURSE AIMS
Managing Safely is designed for managers and supervisors in any sector and in organisations of all sizes.
- Assessing risks
- Controlling risks
- Understanding responsibilities
- Understanding hazards
- Investigating incidents
- Measuring performance.
Who should attend?
Anyone and everyone in a working role who wants to learn the basics of safety and health. The course fact sheet has more details managing-safely-fact-sheet.pdf.
FAQs
How is the course delivered?
This course is available face-to-face.
How long will the course last?
This is a 3-day course. Our courses run from 8:30 - 16:30.
What is the course eligibility?
Candidates should have a proficient level of English to participate in this course due to the nature of the exams. There are no entry criteria for this course, however it is more suitable for candidates in (or aiming for) a managerial or supervisory role.
What are the course pre-requisites?
Photographic ID is required. Please ensure that you bring with you.
What PPE is required?
No PPE is required for this course.
What certificates will be achieved?
Successful delegates are awarded an IOSH Managing Safely® certificate. To keep your knowledge up to date, IOSH recommend that you complete a one-day refresher course every three years.
| Course Name | Start Date | Course Location | Duration | Time | Places Left | Delegate Price | Book | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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IOSH Managing Safely® | 25/11/2026 | East Kilbride - Learning & Development Centre | 3 Days | 08:30 - 16:30 | 8 | £400.00 |
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Energy & Utility Skills (EUSR)
Category 1: Locate Utility Services (HSG47), as agreed by industry representatives, defines the minimum training and assessment required for those working to safely detect utility services using recognised and approved detection methods. The standard does not preclude employers and providers from adding to the standard in their own training programmes. The standard has been derived from the following National Occupational Standards:
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