HOT NEWS - A fresh take on training delivery
Forget 'chalk and talk'. It's time for a radical new approach to training, and this is what our new Managing Safely and Working Safely courses are all about. People absorb more and remember more if they’re fully involved in training and enjoy the whole experience. IOSH’s ground-breaking new courses are about bringing health and safety to life, about engaging and stimulating delegates.
So what does this mean in reality?
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fun, interactive sessions exclusively developed for the new training packages
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exciting custom-designed animated graphics
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first class health and safety content based on practical application and good practice, not legal overkill
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tips on cutting edge training methods
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tried-and-tested attention-grabbing techniques
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easy-to-run, fully trialled programmes that reflect your feedback
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built-in flexibility to accommodate your training needs
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intensive training with integral assessments so that sessions are self-contained – no need for your delegates to waste time on separate tests on separate days.
So, the new courses deliver all the high quality content that you’d expect from the Chartered organisation for health and safety, but presented in a radically different way. And of course you still get certification from Europe’s leading professional body for health and safety, offering you and your trainees confirmation of a high standard of nationally recognised training.
What do you want from a training course?
Well, you told us what you wanted when IOSH carried out a major research programme.
View the IOSH headline news where you'll see that all your major requirements are reflected in the new programmes.
HOT NEWS - The new OHSAS 18001
Compare the differences between OHSAS 18001:2007 vs. OHSAS 18001:1999 more info > >
HOT NEWS - Over £750 saving per delegate on IOSH Managing Safely
A recent website comparison of IOSH Managing Safely training costs per delegate for public block courses revealed that Centurion Safety Training Ltd is by far the most cost effective training provider helping company safety training budgets to spread much further. more info > >
HOT NEWS - The New Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act
With the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act rattling boardrooms everywhere, training is likely to be high on the agenda again this year. Directors throughout the country will be asking has their Safety Adviser done enough?
The Act, which came into force on 6 April 2008, clarifies the criminal liabilities of companies including large organisations where serious failures in the management of health and safety result in a fatality.
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