IOSH Managing Safely
Health and safety training for managers and supervisors
The IOSH course for anyone who manages people or work: what your health and safety responsibilities are, how to assess and control risk, and how to investigate when something goes wrong.
- 3 days, 9.00am to 4.00pm
- UCNL
- IOSH
Who it's for
Managers, supervisors and team leaders in any sector who need a working understanding of health and safety, and the confidence to act on it.
What you’ll gain
- IOSH Managing Safely certificate Awarded on successful completion of the assessment and practical project.
Overview
Under the Health and Safety at Work Regulations every company has a legal responsibility for the Health and Safety of its employees and any other person affected by its business. Managers have a key role in implementing Health and Safety policy and procedures and need to be familiar with key issues. Not adhering to the legislative requirements can add significant costs to a business, not only through expensive compensation, and increased insurance fees but also through absence management.
Course Structure
• Health and Safety Legislation
• Hazards – general
• Safety Management systems
• Active and reactive monitoring
• Accident Prevention, investigation and reporting Occupational health and hygiene
• Fire, electricity and noise
• Workplace inspection Risk assessment and risk control
Assessment Methods
Candidates undertake an assessment and risk assessment during the programme.
Upcoming courses
4 start dates. Choose the one that suits you.
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11 Jan 2027
Starts 11 January 2027
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9 Mar 2027
Starts 9 March 2027
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25 May 2027
Starts 25 May 2027
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19 Jul 2027
Starts 19 July 2027
Course dates may be subject to change without prior notice. We can also deliver this course at your premises.
Start dates may be subject to change. We will let applicants know if a start date changes.
Enquire about this training
One short form. The team will be in touch to confirm your place.
You’re enquiring about IOSH Managing Safely
Prefer to talk? Call 01724 294040 or email wdinfo@dncolleges.ac.uk