Course overview
For managers or supervisors who are required to take a lead role in promoting health and safety, this course will educate delegates as to their responsibilities in managing safety as part of their management duties.
- Introducing Managing Safely
- Assessing risks
- Controlling risks
- Understanding responsibilities
- Identifying hazards
- Investigating accidents and incidents
- Measuring performance
Course benefits
Managers will be equipped to discharge their responsibilities for guiding staff in health and safety practice. Offer effective controls of workplace hazards and risks resulting in a reduction in incidents and accidents. Potential reduction in absenteeism caused through injuries and ill health.
Please note
THIS COURSE TAKES PLACE OVER A THREE WEEK PERIOD - ONCE A WEEK. A RISK ASSESMENT PROJECT IS THEN SUBMITTED TWO WEEKS AFTER THE END OF THE TRAINING. This course specification has been put together to achieve the key learning aims appealing to a broad range of customers. PETA are able to use this course as the basis of a bespoke programme if you would like the learning outcomes to be specific to your organisation. Contact us for more information on our bespoke training options.
Course dates and fees
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| Date: 7 Apr 2026 | Location: Portsmouth | Duration: 3 day - once per week | Availability: Spaces | Member Price: £958.00 (Fees + VAT) | Non-Member Price: £1,127.00 (Fees + VAT) | ||
| Date: 18 Jun 2026 | Location: Portsmouth | Duration: 3 day - once per week | Availability: Spaces | Member Price: £958.00 (Fees + VAT) | Non-Member Price: £1,127.00 (Fees + VAT) | ||
| Date: 26 Aug 2026 | Location: Portsmouth | Duration: 3 day - once per week | Availability: Spaces | Member Price: £958.00 (Fees + VAT) | Non-Member Price: £1,127.00 (Fees + VAT) |
Assessment & accreditation
IOSH require 100% attendance, successful completion of an end-of-course assessment and a post-course project, which must be submitted to PETA within two weeks of the end of the course in order to achieve a certificated pass.