Competence & Training Our Team Completed

Diploma is broken down into three packages (DN1, DN2 & DN3).

DN1:
E1:
  * Health and Safety Regulations | * Prosecutions,
  * Enforcement | * Civil Law | * Damages & Liability,
  * Occupiers Liability | * Lawful Discrimination | * Insurers,
E2:
  * Organisational Structures | * Leadership | * Consultations,
  * Health and Safety Culture and Behavioural Change Programmes,
  * Traditional Safety vs Proactive Safety Models | * Risk Perception,
  * Human Failures and Human Factors and Improving Human Reliability,
E3:
  * Competence, Training, Information and Supervisions,
  * High Reliability Organisations (HRO),
E4:
  * Hazard Identification Techniques | * Managing Health and Safety Risks,
  * Risk Management,
E5:
  * Loss Causation and Quantitive Analysis of Data,
  * Measuring and Monitoring,
E6:
  * Health and Safety Professional Skills,
E7:
  * Societal Factors | * Corporate Social Responsibility,
  * Organisational Change,
E8:
  * Civil Proceedings | * Coroners Inquest,
  * Contribute to a Criminal Proceeding Defence | * Ethical Issues,
E9:
  * Contractors and Supply Chains,
 

DN2:
E1:  
  * Principles and Benefits of Vocational Rehabilitation,
  * Occupational Health Services,
E2:
  * Mental Ill Health at Work | * Mental Health Controls,
  * Well-Being | * Work-Related Violence | * Lone Working,
E3:
  * Health Surveillance, Health Monitoring and Biological Monitoring,
  * Alcohol, Drugs Policy and its Legal Implications,
E4:
  * The Human Anatomical System,
E5:
  * Prevention and Control of Exposure to Hazardous Substances,
E6:
  * Epidemiology a Toxicological Testing,
E7:
  * Specific Requirements for Working with Asbestos,
E8:
  * Ventilation,
  * Personal Protective Equipment and Respiratory Protection Equipment,
E9:
  * Workplace Monitoring for Hazardous Substances,
E10:
  * Types and Properties of Biological Agents,
E11:
  * Noise,
E12:
  * Vibration,
E13:
  * Nature and Types of Ionising and Non-Ionising Radiation,
  * Non-Ionising Radiation | * Ionising Radiation,
E14:
  * Musculoskeletal Issues and Manual Handling,
E15
  * Temperature in Moderate and Extreme Thermal Environments,
  * Welfare,
 

DN3
E1:
  * Safe Working Environment,
E2:
  * Confined Spaces,
E3:
  * Flammable and Explosive Materials and the Mechanisms by which they Ignite,
  * Behavior of Structural Materials, Buildings and Buildings Contents in a Fire,
  * Fire and Explosion Prevention and Protection,
E4:
  * Legal Requirements,
  * Identification of Hazards and the Assessment of Risk from Fire,
  * Fire Detection and Alarm Systems,
  * Fixed and Portable Fire-Fighting Equipment,
  * Means of Escape | * Emergency Evacuation Procedures,
E5:
  * Industrial Chemical Processes,
  * Storage, Handling and Transport of Dangerous Substances,
  * Hazardous Environments | * Emergency Planning,
E6:
  * Work Equipment and Machinery Maintenance,
E7:
  * Work Equipment | * Pressure Systems,
E8:
  * Safety Integration and Machinery Risk Assessment,
  * Generic Hazards | * Machinery Control Systems,
E9:
  * Mobile Work Equipment | * Lifting Equipment: Hazards and Control Measures,
E10:
  * Hazards of Electricity and Static Electricity
  * Control Measures for the Use of Electrical Equipment and Working on Portable Electrical Systems,
  * High-Voltage Systems | * Portable Electrical Equipment,
E11:
  * What is Construction,
  * General Health and Safety Duties under the Construction (Design and Construction Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM),
  * Protecting Employees and Others Before and During Construction Work,
  * Working at Height | * Demolition Work | * Excavations,
E12:
  * Workplace Transport |  * Work-Related Driving,

Prince 2: (Modules)

• Introduction | Principles | People

• Introduction to PRINCE2 Practices | Business Case

• Organisating | Plans | Quality | Risk | Issues | Progress

• Introduction to PRINCE2 Processes | Starting up a Project

• Directing a Project | Initiating a Project | Controlling a Stage

 

PRINCE2 Principles: (Foundation & Practitioner)

1. Define Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships,

2. Ensure Continued Business Justification,

3. Learn from Experience,

4. Manage by Stages,

5. Manage by Exception,

6. Focus on Products,

7. Tailor to Suit the Project,

Introduction to BS 7671:2018

Introduction to Amendment 1:2020

Introduction to Amendment 2:2022

 

This British Standard is published under the direction of the British Standards Institution and the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)

 

• Part 1: Scope, Object & Fundamental Principles - (Chapter 11, 12 &13)

• Part 2: Definitions

• Part 3: Assessment of General Characteristics – (Chapter 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 & 36)

• Part 4: Protection for Safety – (Chapter 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 & 46)

• Part 5: Selection & Erection of Equipment (Chapter 51, 52, 53, 54, 55 & 56)

• Part 6: Inspection & Testing – (Chapter 61, 62, 63, 64 & 65)

• Part 7: Special Installations or Locations (Chapter 700, 701, 702, 703, 704, 705, 706, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 714, 715, 717, 721, 722, 729, 730, 740 & 753)

• Part 8: Functional Requirements – (chapter 82)

 

Appendices: 1-17.

Our team have completed a variety of additional foundation courses, from IOSH Working and Managing Safely, to City & Guilds Health & Safety  L3 - L6 NVQ, to additional training in Legionella (Legionnaires Disease), Asbestos, Cable Avoidance Tool & Genny (CAT & Genny), In-service Inspection and Testing of electrical Equipment 2377-77, Security Management, IPAF 3a & 3b for Managers, Rescue at Height, Harness User & Inspection, Step Ladder Inspections and Machinery Directive Training (2006/42/EC Standards).

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Individual team members are progressing to secure their Chartered Status, whilst working to secure their  PHD/ Doctorate in Health & Safety (Building Infrastructure & Safety Management) and DSEAR (Dangerous Substances Explosive Atmosphere Regulations) and much much more.........