I guess that there are lots of criteria that can be used to establish which are the better IOSH Managing Safely courses. Some people will be looking for the best price, some for the trainers with an outstanding success record and some will be looking for delivery in a swanky city centre location. Sometimes people [...]

The activity hazards in part 4 of the IOSH Managing Safely project are the most important of the 3 hazard types to get right. Why? If you get these wrong you will lose the points from parts 5 and 6 too. The activity hazard that you describe in part 4 needs to relate to the [...]

Are you having trouble identifying location hazards for your IOSH Managing Safely project? You could describe location hazards as an unsafe condition that exists in the space that you are assessing such as it being too dark, too bright, too hot, too cold, insufficient ventilation/air circulation, the condition of the floor or even the confined [...]

Did you know that stress is an increasingly significant factor in the modern workplace. It’s Friday afternoon and the sun is shinning so I am going to relieve a little tension and knock off early.. Have a good weekend folks.

If you use health and safety consultants make sure that they are competent. Check that they have some proof of competence such as qualifications but most importantly, talk to some organisations that have used their services in the past. Ask around other people in your sector. Remember, qualifcations or experience on their own prove very [...]

we’ve just had another Managing Safely course with 100% pass rate. Is it because we only accept the most clever people on our courses or is it because we deliver understanding? Why don’t you join us and find out?

IOSH Managing Safely for March is now full and we’re filling up April pretty quick too.

One of our clients suggested that running courses split over 2 or even 4 weeks would make it easier to manage the time away from work. We’re going to give it a go. I’ve published a few courses split over more than 1 week. Hopefully it will help you.

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