Employers across the country are recognising the benefits of training their own trainers in safe manual handling techniques. Bringing in specialist trainers or sending delegates to external manual handling courses can be a costly exercise that needs to be repeated whenever they take on new staff.
The Alistair Bromhead City & Guilds Manual Handling Train the Trainer course provides a nationally recognised qualification for anyone who completes it. It has been so well received that extra courses have been added to the planned schedule in February to cope with the demand for places.
Where organisations arrange for the Alistair Bromhead team to deliver it at their premises for between 5 and 12 staff members, they will receive a tailored course covering all the risks around manual handling attached to their work processes. They will never have to pay to instruct new staff in safe practices that may or may not be relevant to the work they have to do.
Praise for the Course and the Trainers
Alistair Bromhead heads an experienced team of trainers which includes expert physiotherapists, sports therapists and health and safety professionals. Course participants have been quick to offer positive feedback.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the course and would go as far as to say it was the best training course I have been on thanks to the excellent trainer.” June Hemsley, Instructor, HMP Wakefield.
“In depth, interactive and an instructor of the highest calibre. A “must attend” course – thanks!” Andrew Lee, Engineer, Oil Spill Response Ltd.
“Excellent content delivered with flair.” Adrian Brake, British Museum.
Rolling Out from London
For organisations based in Bristol, Manchester, Coventry, Glasgow or elsewhere, a scheduled course will be available or one can be arranged. A recent course was run in Northern Ireland for its Prison Service, and there is interest overseas. One delegate travelled all the way from Angola in Africa for a UK course, which just goes to prove the popularity of the Alistair Bromhead Limited 2-day City & Guilds Manual Handling Train the Trainer Course.