There is a growing need for in-house health and safety training, but managers and supervisors often don’t have the time to run courses themselves. And by sending delegates on external courses, they run the risk of undergoing training that’s not tailored to their...
We are currently establishing a 4 day patient and people handling train the trainer course. We are looking for a number of trainers around the country, to subcontract some of the course delivery to. Similarly, we are looking to sub-contract patient handler training....
The recession has boosted attendance on the 2 day City & Guilds Manual Handling Train the Trainer course. More companies are realising the economic benefits of training up their own manual handling instructors. To give an idea of payback, the cost of bringing a...
New IOSH People Handling Train the Trainer Course Grows in Popularity With competition for jobs increasing and the public sector facing serious cuts in funding across the board, many front line services are looking at ways to save money and reduce costs. This could be...
Who can Enrol on People Handling Train the Trainer Courses? Have you been researching people handling train the trainer courses? Are you aware of the benefits they can provide but unsure of whether becoming a people handling instructor is relevant to your profession?...
Every moving and handling train the trainer course from Alistair Bromhead is based on the three main aspects of knowledge and understanding that every instructor needs: relevant health and safety legislation the principles of safe moving and handling the design,...
Advance your Career with Manual Handling Instructor Training Are you keen to progress in your career but not sure whether you’ll ever reach the heights you aspire to due to a lack of opportunities, qualifications or belief in your own abilities? Rather than just...
The Alistair Bromhead Manual Handling Train the Trainer course is certified by City & Guilds and works perfectly as a supplement to the People Handling Train the Trainer Course certified by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). The course has...
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...
Guidance on manual handling training (for inanimate loads) is not too prescriptive. Training typically has to be “suitable and sufficient”. Some of the elements which could guide your decision are: Accident record Observation in the workplace. One of the...
