This comprehensive course is approved by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).

It will provide managers from any type of industry with a basic introductory grounding in health & safety at work.  It concentrates on training delegates to apply sound management principles to health and safety, and is divided into eight modules.

On successful completion of the course delegates should have an understanding of the legal requirements for risk assessment, and be able to identify hazards both generally and from an organisations perspective.

The IOSH Managing Safely course is a four day course and our upcoming course schedule is as follows ...

30 September - 2 October 2008 - Safety Aware Chatham Office
15 December - 18 December 2008 - Safety Aware Chatham Office

23 March - 26 March 2009 - Safety Aware Chatham Office
15 June - 18 June 2009 - Safety Aware Chatham Office

Course fees are £600 per delegate (plus VAT).

This is a full four day course focusing on the eight modules below.

• Accident and injury causes
• Human factors affecting safety
• Communicating health and safety effectively
• General approach
• Management of safety
• Health and safety law
• Common hazards
• Specialised hazards

This course is aimed at managers who have significant health and safety responsibilities.

We believe that the best way of demonstrating the quality of our training courses is to let our course delegates speak for themselves. Below you will find just a few comments from previous delegates and we'd be happy to add your own comments once you've experienced the quality of our training.

"Many thanks for the course, it was very informative and will be so useful in my job and future career. Also many thanks for the help."

Marianna Hislop, Northfleet, Kent

"Thanks is all I can say, the course was brilliant, the teaching was wonderful and the atmosphere at the training school, relaxed and friendly. Will totally recommend."

Amanda Walklett, Chatham, Kent

"I had a few problems on the course which you took extra time to help with. Thank you for that. I will be back for the NEBOSH."

Colin Pressnell, Whitstable, Kent