articleSafety values
Rob Burgon, workplace safety manager at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), discusses the value of training, bridging the skills gap and the more popular courses and modules the charity offers.
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articleEmployers setting higher standards of training
In an HSM exclusive, NEBOSH chief executive, Teresa Budworth, outlines how more advanced health and safety training courses and qualifications are becoming the norm for general management at work.
articleBig ideas for smaller projects
Steve Taylor, a consultant working for A.M Health and Safety, examines the issues of ‘Big Project’ thinking for smaller health and safety projects.
articleE-Learning – the future?
.The coming of the internet age forced training providers to re-think their roles. Should all training be delivered digitally or is there still a place for direct interaction? Chris Power, divisional manager, Training, at 4see looks at the pros and cons of e-learning versus traditional classroom based courses.
productQuality & environmental standards
Training and consultancy company OMS, whose clients include BT and drinks giant Molson Coors, has achieved two international standards for its quality management system and for reducing its environmental impact.
productLearning to lead
Poor leadership has been implicated in many major accidents. Learning to Lead is a new course from RRC International, introduced to meet the rapidly growing need for good quality leadership training for health, safety and environment (HSE) professionals and others.
productAccredited operator training
Mentor Training are returning to Haydock Park for lifting and access event Vertikal Days on 13th and 14th May 2015.
articleThe ABC of risk reduction
By changing attitudes, behaviour and culture, training can allow you to make the right changes where you are, writes Jill DeNardo, head of Training at the Health & Safety Laboratory (HSL).
articleRaising safety awareness
LMS and eLearning courses are not the newest trend in Health and Safety but it’s definitely growing as more and more organisations appreciate a cost efficient and as some say a more productive way of raising safety awareness among their employees.
productWelder training facility
On 27th March Weldability Sif, the UK based ‘one stop source’ for all welding products, unveiled a state-of-the-art £1.7m Technology & Training Centre in Letchworth Garden City that will help to reduce a growing skills gap in the UK manufacturing industry.
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