Services - Health and Safety Training
Whether you are the production manager based in the office, or the director working on set, we are all susceptible to the hazards generated on a production. Failure to identify and control these hazards may lead to accidents, injuries and ill health. Failure to deal promptly with a first aid incident may lead to death.
Remote Trauma aims to create awareness amongst employees and generate an understanding of their legal duties and obligations to others, to ensure safe, healthy and productive working environments. Our first aid training has been designed to enable the individual to successfully deal with a stressful and demanding incident with confidence.
2-Day Health and Safety Risk Assessment TrainingDesigned and delivered following the Skillet X3 model, the course is aimed at teaching the individual the fundamental principles of risk assessment. On completion of the course the individual will be competent in performing a risk assessment according to regulatory requirements.
1-Day Health and Safety AwarenessThis one-day course has been specifically designed to provide the attendee with an overview of the health and safety management involved in television production work. Roles and responsibilities in H&S management are also clarified and it raises awareness of where the individual can get further help or information
4-Day H&S Executive Approved First Aid At WorkA Health & Safety Executive approved four-day course that complies with the Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 and the Approved Code of Practice L74 guidelines for the qualification of workplace First Aiders. On successful completion the individual will be certified as a First Aider for 3 years
2-Day H&S Executive Approved First Aid At Work RefresherThis course is open to qualified First Aiders at Work who need to update their training. Delegates must have a valid First Aid at Work certificate issued by any HSE approved training organisation - including Voluntary Societies.
1-Day Appointed Persons CourseA one-day, non-assessed course, recommended by HSE in the new ACOP L74 as the minimum level of first aid training for persons in low-risk workplace environments.