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IOSH Managing Safely® Refresher Course
IOSH Managing Safely® Refresher Course
Summary
The Managing Safely® Refresher is an engaging, practical course that allows you to revisit the key elements of IOSH Managing Safely®. This one-day course, available face-to-face, focuses on a plan, do, check, act safety and health management system.
COURSE AIMS
The one-day course is for delegates who have already completed the full Managing Safely® course. Delegates get to refresh their knowledge on key parts of Managing Safely by relating them to a plan do-check-act safety and health management system, with leadership at the heart of it all.
- Refreshes your safety and health knowledge.
- Builds on your existing capabilities.
- Allows for personal reflection on good practice.
Who should attend?
Candidates who wish to retain their Managing Safely® certificate. The course fact sheet has more details managing-safely-refresher-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 1-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.
To secure your place on our high-quality training programme contact us today at 01355 246 235 or email sales@mccraetraining.co.uk
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