Health & Safety

  • Manual Handling

  • Abrasive Wheels

  • Working at Heights

  • Fire Warden

  • 1st Aid

  • Safe Pass

We cover the legislation, ergonomics and procedures of safe working activities with an emphasis on nurturing responsible work practices. Practical demonstration of skills are required by participants. Read more about our available programs.

Health & Safety
Manual Handling

Manual Handling

Manual handling is defined as any transporting or supporting of a load by hand or bodily force. This includes activities such as lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying, or moving objects, people, or animals. Read more about our available programs >>

Fire Warden

Fire Warden

A Fire Warden (also known as a Fire Marshal or Fire Officer) is a designated, trained internal staff member responsible for overseeing fire safety procedures and managing emergency responses within a specific workplace or building area. Unlike external professional firefighters, they act as the first line of defense and immediate on-site authority, bridging the gap between routine safety measures and emergency evacuation protocols. Read more about our available programs >>

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Health and Safety Systems and Governance

Health and Safety

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The (HSA) is Ireland’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. Its overall goal is to make workplace safety, health, and welfare an integral part of doing business in every workplace in modern Ireland.

Abrasive Wheels

Abrasive Wheels

Abrasive wheels in the workplace are precision tools composed of abrasive grains bonded together, used for cutting, grinding, polishing, and shaping materials like metal and concrete, and are commonly fitted to pedestal grinders or portable tools rotating at high speeds to remove material through friction. Read more about our available programs >>

Working at Heights

Working at Heights
Working at heights is defined as any work performed in a location where a person could fall a distance liable to cause personal injury. This definition encompasses not only elevated positions like roofs and scaffolds but also ground-level hazards such as open excavations, floor openings, or fragile surfaces where a fall could still result in harm. Read more about our available programs >>

1st Aid

1st Aid

1st aid in the workplace is defined as the immediate, temporary care provided to an injured or ill employee at the scene of an incident, intended to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, and promote recovery until professional medical help arrives. Read more about our available programs >>

Safe Pass

Safe Pass is a mandatory one-day health and safety awareness training programme in Ireland designed for construction workers and related site personnel. Operated by the state agency SOLAS, it ensures participants can identify hazards and work safely without risking themselves or others. Read more about our available programs >>

Safe Pass