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• Health & Safety• Fire Safety• Environment• Construction• Food Safety• Risk Assessment• Auditing• Consultancy

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Leading providers of training fromNEBOSH, IOSH, IEMA, CITY & GUILDS, CIEH, CONSTRUCTION SKILLS

If you would like more information please contact: 01283 509175 | [email protected] | www.crsrisk.com

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Corporate Risk Systems Limited ('CRS') is one of the UK’s largest HSE training companies. We were established in 1999 from the

former consulting arm of the Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Company, and in 2014 we were acquired by Hendersons’ Insurance

Brokers.

Our staff are professionally qualified, we’re fully insured and we are Investors in People. We’re certified by NQA to BS EN ISO 9001 for "Designand delivery of externally certified and bespoke health, safety and environmental training programmes at awareness, intermediate andprofessional levels". Since 2005, we have been 100% carbon free in our operations, investing in renewable energy technologies and treeplanting programmes. In 2009, we planted ten trees in the National Forest to commemorate our tenth birthday, and in 2013 we planted afurther fifteen for our fifteenth birthday.

We specialise in providing training and other risk-based solutions in the following disciplines to private companies and organisations in thepublic sector:

• Health and Safety • Fire Safety • Construction Safety• Environmental Management • Food Safety • Risk Assessment• Business Continuity Planning • Consultancy • SafetyShare©

We can provide your HSE training at more nationwide training venues than anyone else, or we can deliver in-house on dates to suit you.

Our most popular courses are the NEBOSH National General Certificate, NEBOSH Fire Safety & Risk Management Certificate, NEBOSH Certificatein Environmental Management, Combined NEBOSH National General and Construction course, IOSH Managing Safely, Level 5 NVQ Diploma inOccupational Health and Safety Practice for CMIOSH, and the IEMA Associate Certificate in Environmental Management by Applied Learning.

Why choose CRS? We care about our delegates; and we care about our profession and its impact upon our clients’ effectiveness.

Specialist

Advanced

Intermediate

Basic

Health & Safety

SHE Auditing – OHSAS 18001/ ISO 14001Management Systems ..............Page 18

City & Guilds Level 5 NVQ Diploma inOccupational Health & Safety Practice....................................................Page 9

IOSH Directing Safely ..................Page 6

NEBOSH National General Certificate inOccupational Health & Safety ......Page 7

NEBOSH International General Certificatein Occupational Health & Safety ..Page 7

Combined NEBOSH National General andConstruction Certificate Course ....Page 8

City & Guilds Level 3 NVQ OccupationalHealth & Safety Certificate ..........Page 9

IOSH Managing Safely Refresher Page 6CIEH Level 3 Award Health & Safety in theWorkplace..................................Page 10

CIEH Level 3 Award Risk AssessmentPrinciples & Practice ..................Page 11

CRS Manual HandlingInstructors/Assessors ................Page 12

CRS Managing Contractors CDM Page 13

CRS Working with Electricity......Page 13

CRS Permits to work ..................Page 12

IOSH Managing Safely ................Page 5

IOSH Working Safely ....................Page 5

CIEH Level 2 Award in The Principles ofCOSHH ......................................Page 10

CIEH Level 2 Award in Conflict Resolutionand Personal Safety ..................Page 11

CIEH Level 2 Award in Manual HandlingPrinciples & Practice ..................Page 11

CIEH Level 2 Award Health & Safety in theworkplace ..................................Page 10

CIEH Level 2 Award in Risk AssessmentPrinciples & Practice ..................Page 10

Fire

NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety& Risk Management ..................Page 15

CRS Fire Risk Assessment ..........Page 14

CRS Fire Warden ........................Page 14

Environment

SHE Auditing – OHSAS 18001/ ISO 14001Management Systems ..............Page 18

CRS Do the Right Thing ..............0

Pathway to Membership of IEMAPage 20

Full Membership to IEMA (incorporatingAssociate Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement)............................Page 19

Full International Membership to IEMA(incorporating International AssociateCertificate in Environmental Management)............................Page 19

NEBOSH Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement ............................ Page 18

CIEH Level 3 Award in EnvironmentalManagement ............................Page 17

CIEH Level 2 Award in EnvironmentalPrinciples and Best Practice ......Page 17

SEATS – Site Environmental AwarenssTraining Scheme ........................Page 24

Construction

City & Guilds Level 5 NVQ Diploma inOccupational Health & Safety ....Page 9

NEBOSH National Certificate inConstruction Health & Safety ....Page 22

SMSTS - Site Management Safety TrainingScheme Refresher ......................Page 23

Combined NEBOSH National General andConstruction Certificate ............Page 08

SMSTS - Site Management Safety TrainingScheme ....................................Page 23

SSSTS - Site Supervisors Safety TrainingScheme ......................................Page 24

SEATS – Site Environmental AwarenssTraining Scheme ........................Page 24

Food Safety

CIEH Level 3 Award in Food Safety..................................................Page 25

CIEH Level 2 Award in Food Safety..................................................Page 25

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Henderson Group merged its

specialist Risk Management

division HRM with CRS in

2014 creating a team of

around 40 of the HSE sector’s

leading technical experts.

With ISO 9001, Investors in People and 100%

carbon-free, this combined expertise

provides you with access to a range of safety

and risk management services, which are

integral to your compliance and

improvement.

Our flagship risk management service is ourretained consultant service called ‘SafetyShare’.With hundreds of current clients, this serviceprovides as little or as much of a health andsafety specialist’s time as you need – much morecost-effective than recruiting your own;especially for smaller organisations (<1000employees). Or complete a free health and safetyself-assessment with our ‘SafetyCheck’ app forApple and Android, available from all app stores.

Contact us for in-house or open HSE trainingfrom NEBOSH, IOSH, IEMA, City & Guilds, CIEHand CITB Construction Skills. Our ‘Sure PassPromise’ guarantees your NEBOSH success. Wecan also provide bespoke in-house training atawareness, intermediate and professionaldeveloped under our externally certified ISO9001 business management system.

One thing is clear. After all our growth, we’vebecome unable to squeeze everything we offerinto these pages. For personal attention to yoursafety, health or environmental training orconsultancy requirements, please contact us. Callus on Freephone 0808 120 3895, follow us onTwitter @CRS_tweets, or visit us on the web atwww.crsrisk.com Thank you for your interest inCRS. We look forward to serving you.

Stephen Asbury MBA FIEMA CEnv CFIOSHManaging Director

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IOSH Working Safely 05IOSH Managing Safely 05IOSH Managing Safely Refresher 06IOSH Directing Safely 06NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety 07NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety 07Combined NEBOSH National General and Construction Certificate Course 08CITY & GUILDS NVQ Level 3 Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety 09CITY & GUILDS NVQ Level 5 Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety 09CIEH Level 2 Award in Health & Safety in the Workplace 10CIEH Level 3 Award in Health & Safety in the Workplace 10CIEH Level 2 Award in Principles of Risk Assessment 10CIEH Level 2 Award in Principles of COSHH 10CIEH Level 3 Award in Principles of Risk Assessment 11CIEH Level 2 Award in Conflict Resolution and Personal Safety 11CIEH Level 2 Award in Manual Handling 11CRS Manual Handling – Instructors & Trainers 12CRS Permits to Work 12CRS CDM & Managing Contractors 13CRS Working with Electricity 13IOSH SHE Auditing – OHSAS 18001/ISO 14001 Management Systems 18

FIRE SAFETY & RISK MANAGEMENT 14

CRS Fire Warden 14CRS Fire Risk Assessment 14NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety & Risk Management 15

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 16

CIEH Level 2 Award in Environmental Principles and Best Practice 17CIEH Level 3 Award in Environmental Management 17NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management 18SHE Auditing – ISO 14001/ OHSAS 18001 Management Systems 18Full Membership to IEMA (incorporating Associate Certificate in 19Environmental Management)Full International Membership to IEMA (incorporating International 19Associate Certificate in Environmental Management)Pathway to Membership of IEMA 20Do the Right Thing (Corporate Social Responsibility) 20SEATS – Site Environmental Awareness Training Scheme 24

CONSTRUCTION SKILLS 21

NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health & Safety 22Combined NEBOSH National General and Construction Certificate 08SMSTS – Site Management Safety Training Scheme 23SMSTS – Site Management Safety Training Scheme Refresher 23SSSTS – Site Supervisors Safety Training Scheme 24SEATS – Site Environmental Awarenss Training Scheme 24

FOOD SAFETY 25

CIEH Level 2 Award in Food Safety 25CIEH Level 3 Award in Food Safety 25

SAFETYSHARE 26

CONSULTANCY 27

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HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT

IOSH Working Safely 05IOSH Managing Safely 05IOSH Managing Safely Refresher 06IOSH Directing Safely 06NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety 07NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety 07Combined NEBOSH National General and Construction Certificate Course 08CITY & GUILDS NVQ Level 3 Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety 09CITY & GUILDS NVQ Level 5 Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety 09CIEH Level 2 Award in Health & Safety in the Workplace 10CIEH Level 3 Award in Health & Safety in the Workplace 10CIEH Level 2 Award in Principles of Risk Assessment 10CIEH Level 3 Award in Principles of Risk Assessment 11CIEH Level 2 Award in Principles of COSHH 10CIEH Level 2 Award in Conflict Resolution and Personal Safety 11CIEH Level 2 Award in Manual Handling 11CRS Manual Handling – Instructors & Trainers 12CRS Permits to Work 12CRS CDM & Managing Contractors 13CRS Working with Electricity 13IOSH SHE Auditing – OHSAS 18001/ISO 14001 Management Systems 18

5If you would like more information please contact: 01283 509175 | [email protected] | www.crsrisk.com

Overview The IOSH Working Safely course is designed for people at any level in anysector, and meets the government’s guide lines for introductory health andsafety training. It is a 100% match to the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE)‘Passport’ syllabus.

The highly-innovative format of delivery inspires participants, and providesassurance of getting the essential health and safety messages across.Participants who successfully pass the end of course test are awarded eitherIOSH’s Working Safely certificate or a credit card-sized IOSH ‘passport’ card.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for any employees.

Assessment ProcessThe assessment is broken down into two parts both completed on the date ofthe course within the tuition hours.

• Participants complete three hazard spotting sheets identifying hazards, risk and controls

• Participants complete a short end of course test

SyllabusThe qualification course gives an introduction to allemployees on the following topics:

• Introducing working safely• Defining hazard and risk• Identifying and controlling a series of common hazards• Improving safety performance• Protecting our environment

This one-day course offers all the basics in a high-impactinteractive package that’s designed to get people fullyinvolved and interested, with jargon free technical contentbased on what people need to know in practice, not offputtinglegal language.

Additional NotesWe think that the course is improved with a site tour, using the hazard spottingform in the work book if this can be arranged.

IOSH Working Safely

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1 DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNoneThree hazard spotting exercises and a short end of course testIOSH Managing Safely

Overview The IOSH Managing Safely course is designed for managers and supervisorsworking in any organisation or sector. It provides step-by-step guidance with abusiness focus on how to implement a health and safety management systemin an organisation based on HSE guidance document HSG65. It providesunderstanding and awareness of health and safety management tools andtechniques, legal requirements, and risk assessment. Participants successful inthe test and the project are awarded the Managing Safely Certificate by IOSH.100% of participants rate this IOSH course as good or excellent, and 99% saythey would recommend the course to others.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for managers, supervisors, safety representatives andmembers of health and safety committees in all roles and functions.

Assessment ProcessThe assessment is broken down into two parts:

• Participants complete an end of course test comprising short answer questions• Following the course, participants complete a health and safety risk

assessment in their own workplace

SyllabusThe course consists of eight modules:

• Module 1 – Introducing Managing Safely• Module 2 – Assessing risks• Module 3 – Controlling risks• Module 4 – Understanding your responsibilities• Module 5 – Identifying hazards• Module 6 – Investigating accidents and incidents• Module 7 – Measuring performance• Module 8 – Environment and client specific content (to be agreed)

On successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:• Outline the main provisions of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974

and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 and other relevant legislation and codes of practice

• Explain the parts and purposes of recognised health and safety management systems such as HSG65 and OHSAS 18001

• Define ‘hazard’ and ‘risk’, and describe the legal and other requirements for risk assessment

• Demonstrate a practical understanding of risk assessment techniques• Describe workplace precaution hierarchy• Prepare and use active monitoring checklists and implement schedules for

monitoring, recording and analysing results• Describe statutory requirements for accident reporting (RIDDOR)• Identify and use incident reporting and investigation techniques• Describe methods of trend and epidemiological analysis for reactive

monitoring data

We think that this course can be improved with a site tour focussing onhazards, harm, risk assessment and control, if this can be arranged.

IOSH Managing Safely

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3, 4 or 5 days to suit organisations’ requirements (24 contact hours total)Post Course Risk Assessment Project submittedwithin 2 weeks of the courseIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseNoneEnd of Course test and workplace risk assessmentprojectNEBOSH National General Certificate inOccupational Health and Safety

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Overview The participant’s original IOSH Managing Safely course was designed toinform them as managers and supervisors working in any organisation orsector about health and safety management systems. After (say) three years,some of the required core knowledge can be lost if it has not been usedregularly; and/or over the same period new laws or new practices can haveemerged. Our IOSH Managing Safely Refresher course brings past-participantsup-to-date on all applicable changes and practices.

Participants successful in the test and the project are awarded the ManagingSafely Refresher certificate by IOSH.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for managers, supervisors, safety representatives andmembers of health and safety committees in all roles and functions who havepreviously been awarded an IOSH Managing Safely certificate

Assessment ProcessThe assessment is broken down into two parts:

• Participants complete an end of course test comprising short answer questions

• Following the course, participants complete a health and safety risk assessment in their own workplace

SyllabusThe original course consists of eight modules:

• Module 1 – Introducing Managing Safely• Module 2 – Assessing Risks• Module 3 – Controlling Risks• Module 4 – Understanding your responsibilities• Module 5 – Identifying hazards• Module 6 – Investigating accidents and incidents• Module 7 – Measuring Performance• Module 8 – Environment and Client specific content

The refresher course brings all of those matters up-to-date, reminding andrefreshing knowledge on the key health and safety management techniques

Additional NotesWe think that this course can be improved with a short site tour focussing onhazards, harm, risk assessment and control, if this can be arranged.

IOSH Managing Safely Refresher


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1 DayPost course risk assessment project to be submittedwithin 2 weeks of the courseIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseParticipants must have completed an IOSHManaging Safely course within the last 3 yearsEnd of course testNEBOSH National General Certificate inOccupational Health and Safety

Overview For senior executives, directors or governors in all types of organisations in allsectors, IOSH Directing Safely provides the ideal forum to understand the legaland other requirements for health and safety.

With a distinctly high-level approach, IOSH Directing Safely is a course whichsets the legal scene, provides solutions to common headaches, and conveys asense of what needs to be done to achieve compliance and peace of mind.Successful completion is rewarded with a certificate awarded by IOSH – theworld’s largest health and safety organisation.

Our company developed this course for IOSH in 2001, and made its very firstdelivery. Our exceptional tutors continue to deliver this best-in-class trainingfor senior managers across the world.

Target AudienceExecutive directors, non-executive directors, presidents and vice-presidents,members of executive boards, school, university and other governors, Policeand Crime Commissioners, chief constables, and other similar seniororganisation officers.

Assessment ProcessThe IOSH assessment consists of multiple choice questionsParticipants must obtain a 70% score to pass the course

SyllabusOn successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:

• Recognise the importance of strategic health and safety management andits integration into other business management systems

• Understand the accountability of senior business leaders under health andsafety and corporate manslaughter laws

• Appreciate the consequences of failing to manage health and safety effectively. Direct the future direction for health and safety policies and decision-making and safety management system

• Understand the importance of performance monitoring and review for continual improvement of health and safety

Additional NotesCRS also offers ½ day Directing Safely course, but this is uncertified.

IOSH Directing Safely


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1 DayNoneAdvancedClassroomIn-HouseNoneEnd of course testIOSH Managing Safely


Overview The NEBOSH National General Certificate is a recognised qualificationdesigned to help those with health and safety responsibilities for examplemanagers supervisors and employee representatives to carry out their dutiesat work more effectively and to protect the organisations for which they work.It will help ensure that decisions are made from a position of knowledge acrossa broad range of hazards and work activities.

Target AudienceIt is the most widely held health and safety qualification in the UK with over160,000 people having gained the award since it was launched in 1989. Noprevious health and safety knowledge is required but students must be able towrite short reports. The duration of study for the National General Certificate isa minimum of 87 hours plus private study and background reading.

Assessment ProcessEach written paper consists of one long-answer question and ten short-answerquestions. All questions are compulsory.

The syllabus is divided into three units - Two taught units NGC1 and GC2which contain the following elements and an unsupervised practicalassessment Unit GC3.

SyllabusUnit NGC1: Management of Health and Safety

• Health and safety foundations• Policy• Organising for health and safety• Promoting a positive health and safety culture• Risk assessment• Principles of control• Monitoring review and audit• Incident and accident investigation recording and reporting

Unit GC2: Controlling Workplace Hazards• Movement of people and vehicles - hazards and control• Manual and mechanical handling hazards and control• Work equipment hazards and control• Electrical hazards and control• Fire hazards and control• Chemical and biological health hazards and control• Physical and psychological health hazards and control• Construction activities - hazards and control

NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety


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12 Days Tuition including revision and examPractical submitted 2 weeks after examIntermediateClassroomNationwide and In-HouseNone• NGC1 Two hour Examination on Day 12• GC2 Two hour Examination on Day 12• Practical Inspection and Management Report (submitted post course)Next step qualification: NVQ5

Overview The NEBOSH International General Certificate is a globally recognisedqualification designed for employees based outside the UK and who havehealth and safety responsibilities for example managers supervisors andemployee representatives to carry out their duties at work more effectively andto protect the organisations for which they work. This qualification focuses oninternational standards and management systems, enabling candidates toensure that decisions are made from a position of knowledge across a broadrange of hazards and work activities, in all parts of the world.

Target AudienceIt is the most widely recognised health and safety qualification in the worldand meets the academic requirements for Technical Members (TechIOSH) ofthe Institute of Occupational Safrty and Health (IOSH) and Associatemembership of (AIIRSM) of the International Institute of Risk and SafetyManagement (IIRSM).

The duration of study for the International General Certificate is a minimum of87 hours plus private study and background reading.

Assessment ProcessEach written paper consists of one long-answer question and ten short-answerquestions. All questions are compulsory.

The syllabus is divided into three units - Two taught units IGC1 and GC2 whichcontain the following elements and an unsupervised practical assessment Unit GC3.

SyllabusUnit IGC1: Management of Health and Safety

• Health and safety foundations• Policy• Organising for health and safety• Promoting a positive health and safety culture• Risk assessment• Principles of control• Monitoring review and audit• Incident and accident investigation recording and reporting

Unit GC2: Controlling Workplace Hazards• Movement of people and vehicles - hazards and control• Manual and mechanical handling hazards and control• Work equipment hazards and control• Electrical hazards and control• Fire hazards and control• Chemical and biological health hazards and control• Physical and psychological health hazards and control• Construction activities - hazards and control

Nebosh International General Certificatein Occupational Safety and Health


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12 Days Tuition including revision and examPractical submitted 2 weeks after examIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseNone• IGC1 Two hour Examination on Day 12• GC2 Two hour Examination on Day 12• Practical Inspection and Management Report(submitted post course)NVQ5

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SyllabusUnit NCC1/GC2 Managing and controlling hazards in construction activities/Controlling workplace hazards

• Construction law and management• Construction activities hazards and control• Movement of people and vehicles – hazards and control• Manual and mechanical handling – hazards and control• Work equipment - hazards and risk control• Electrical safety• Fire safety• Chemical and biological health - hazards and risk control• Physical and psychological health - hazards and risk control• Working at height - hazards and risk control• Excavation work and confined spaces – hazards and risk control• Demolition and deconstruction - hazards and risk control

Unit NCC2: Construction health and safety practical application• Demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge of the unit NGC1 and NCC1

syllabus by successful completion of a health and safety inspection of a construction workplace

• Complete a report to management regarding the inspection with recommendations

Unit GC3: Health and safety practical application• Demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge of the unit NGC1 and GC2

syllabus by successful completion of a health and safety inspection of a workplace


Both to be submitted within two weeks following final exam.

Overview The NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety (NCC) andthe NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety(NGC) are nationally and internationally recognised qualifications. They areboth designed to help those with health and safety responsibilities, forexample managers, supervisors, CDM co-ordinators and employeerepresentatives, from construction or other type organisations, making day-to-day decisions at work. They will give them a broad understanding of healthand safety issues and enable them to manage risks, within workplace activities,effectively.

Many people take the NEBOSH NCC and/or the NEBOSH NGC as a first step ina career in health and safety. The qualifications both meet the academicrequirements for Technical membership (Tech IOSH) of the Institute ofOccupational Safety and Health (IOSH). They provide a valuable overview andare a sound basis for further professional study.

Target AudienceThe NEBOSH NCC and the NEBOSH NGC are aimed at Supervisors, Managers,CDM co-ordinators and employee representatives, within industry who arerequired to ensure that activities under their control are undertaken safely.They are likely to prove useful for those concerned with the management ofbuildings who may need to ensure that contractors are working safely. Thequalifications are also appropriate for supervisors and managers working inother industries such as utilities, and even broadcasting, where temporaryworkplaces are a feature of their activities.

Assessment ProcessThe NEBOSH NCC and the NEBOSH NGC both consist of three units; eachseparately assessed (enabling students to choose to take individual units inany order over a five year period).

NEBOSH NCC: NGC1 Management of health and safety, NCC1 Managing andcontrolling hazards in construction activities and NCC2 Construction healthand safety practical application.

NEBOSH NGC: NGC1 Management of health and safety, GC2 Controllingworkplace hazards and GC3 Health and safety practical application.

COMBINED NEBOSH National General and Construction Certificate course


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18 Days Tuition including revision and examsPractical submitted 2 weeks after examIntermediateClassroomNationwide and In-HouseNone• NGC1 Two hour written Examination• GC2 Two hour written Examination• NCC1: Two hour written Examination• GC3: Practical workplace Inspection and management report (submitted post course)• NCC2: Practical construction workplace inspection and management report (submitted post course)NVQ5


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Overview The Level 3 NVQ in Occupational Health and Safety is suitable for those whoserole includes the area of general health and safety. Many managers andsupervisors are involved in the assessment of risks, the identification of hazardsand determining strategies for control. No specific prior qualifications, learningor experience are required for candidates undertaking this qualification.However, the nature of the learning required for the qualification is such thatcandidates will need basic literacy and numeracy skills. Candidates will alsoneed to be able to organise written information clearly and coherently.

Target AudienceThe Level 3 NVQ in Occupational Health and Safety is a qualification, designedfor candidates who are not health, safety and environment professionals butwho are involved in health and safety in their workplace and workplaces otherthan their own.

This qualification is about being competent in your work – being able to dosomething and to provide evidence that you understand why it is done thatway.

Assessment ProcessThe Level 3 NVQ is made up of a number of different units of competence.Each unit describes the standards of a broad area of work that a competentperson should be able to perform. There is a Unit Summary which describeswhat the unit is about and clarifies key words and phrases. Each unit is brokendown into a number of elements. Taken together the elements show whatneeds to be done to achieve the whole unit.

The elements will include information about:-• The standards of performance expected• The types of evidence which you will need to produce• There may be range statements which show the depth

and breadth of the evidence you are required to produce• The knowledge required.

SyllabusMandatory Units601 - Make sure your own actions reduce risks to health and safety602 - Develop procedures to safety control work operations603 - Monitor procedures to safety control work operations604 - Promote a health and safety culture within the workplace606 - Conduct a health and safety risk assessment of a workplace

Plus 2 of the Optional Units605 - Investigate and evaluate health and safety incidents and complaints inthe workplace607 - Make sure your actions within the workplace aim to protect theenvironment608 - Review health and safety procedures in workplaces609 - Supervise the health, safety and welfare of a learner in the workplace610 - Basic hazard awareness (knowledge unit)

NVQ Level 3 Certificate in OccupationalHealth & Safety Practice

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Distance Learning - 12 months support includedIntermediateDistanceNationwide and In-HouseNoneNoneNVQ Level 5 Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety

Overview We firmly believe the new 'Level 5 NVQ Diploma in OH&SP’ that has replacedthe Occupational Health and Safety NVQ Level 4 course, is the best route toChartered membership of IOSH (CMIOSH) for experienced health and safetymanagers / officers / advisers. It is work-based and practical, and relies onevidence from your job. A National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) is aqualification that allows candidates to learn, develop and practise the skillsrequired for employment and/or career progression within the health andsafety sector. Unlike traditional qualifications that rely on teaching andexaminations, NVQs use performance on the job as a basis for assessment.

Target AudienceThis qualification is aimed at health and safety practitioners who wish toachieve formal qualification in occupational safety and health management,for those wishing to progress a career in health and safety, and for thoseseeking Chartered Membership of IOSH.These NVQ Occupational Health and Safety Practice qualifications are forpeople who are actively involved in the practice or management of health andsafety as part of their job or role. The Institution of Occupational Safety &Health (IOSH) accepts these qualifications for membership at Graduate level(GradIOSH) and upon completion of their Initial Professional Development(IPD) programme, candidates can achieve Chartered level membership(CMIOSH). The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM)accept this qualification for full Member status (MIIRSM).

Assessment ProcessThe Level 5 NVQ is made up of a number of different units of competence.Each unit describes the standards of a broad area of work that a competentperson should be able to perform.

SyllabusThere are ten individual units that must be completed to obtain the overallqualification that make up 108 Credits :

Mandatory Units401 Develop and implement effective communication systems for health andsafety information – 8 Credits501 Promote a positive health and safety culture – 5 Credits502 Develop and maintain individual and organisational competence in healthand safety matters – 10 Credits503 Identify, assess and control health and safety risks – 18 Credits504 Develop and implement proactive monitoring systems for health andsafety –10 Credits505 Develop and implement reactive monitoring systems for health andsafety – 15 Credits506 Develop and implement health and safety emergency response systemsand procedures – 12 Credits507 Develop and implement health and safety review systems – 8 Credit Units508 Maintain knowledge of improvements to influence health and safetypractice – 8 Credits601 Develop and implement the health and safety policy.

NVQ Level 5 Diploma in OccupationalHealth and Safety Practice (3654-05)


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Distance Learning - 18 months support includedAdvancedDistanceCandidates must be in a role that allows them to collect evidence that they meet the standards set-out.None

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Overview This qualification has been developed to ensure you are aware of your ownsafety and the safety of customers, contractors and the public.

Target AudienceA Health and safety understanding for all employees.

SyllabusThe qualification gives an awareness of the following topics:

• Laws, Regulations and Management Systems• Safety, Health and Welfare • The workplace and workplace equipment • Risk assessment • Manual handling • Hazardous substances • Ergonomics and workstation design • Transport and vehicles • Noise and vibration

It is recommended that you take the half-day Level 2 Award in Health andSafety (Refresher) every three years

CIEH Level 2 Award in Health and Safety inthe Workplace


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1 DayPost course risk assessment project to be submittedwithin 2 weeks of the courseIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseNoneMultiple Choice QuestionsCIEH Level 3 Award in Health and Safety in theworkplace

Overview This qualification provides a thorough understanding of health and safetyemphasising the importance of monitoring staff and controls. It also detailsthe need for a structured management approach to health and safety and thekey factors in implementing health and safety policy.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for everyone working in a supervisory position.

Assessment ProcessMCQ exam paper

Syllabus• Demonstrate an understanding of the main concepts of health and safety• Show awareness of the benefits of health and safety culture• Explain the roles and responsibilities of individuals, supervisors and

management in health and safety • Demonstrate an understanding of health and safety control and

improvement strategies available to supervisors

CIEH Level 3 Award in Health and Safety inthe Workplace


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3 DaysNoneIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseBasic knowledge of health and safety issues. CIEHlevel 2 award in Health & Safety in the Workplace orequivalent recommendedMultiple Choice QuestionsNEBOSH National General Certificate inOccupational Health and Safety

Overview This qualification enables learners to understand the basic principles of RiskAssessment. This qualification will therefore give all employees the ability tocontribute to the process and act always to protect their own health and safetyand that of others.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for all employees

Assessment ProcessMultiple choice question paper

Syllabus• Main causes of accidents and ill health, and their implications for people in

the workplace• Legal requirements for risk assessment• Principles of risk assessment

CIEH Level 2 Award in Risk AssessmentPrinciples and Practice


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1DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNoneMultiple Choice QuestionsCIEH Level 3 Award in Risk Assessment Principlesand Practice

Overview The course introduces candidates to substances, the risks and controlsavailable, and outlines what to expect from a control of substances hazardousto health (COSHH) assessment.

Target AudienceDesigned for those responsible for the Control on Substances Hazardous toHealth (COSHH) at work as well as employees who use hazardous substances.

Assessment ProcessMultiple choice questions

SyllabusHazardous substancesIdentify the hazards associated with those substancesHealth effects and human factorsIdentify the risks and control available to deal with the substancesControl of Substances hazardous to Health regulationsWarning symbols, safety data sheets, exposure limited and EH40Identify what to expect from a COSHH assessmentProtecting workers; hierarchy of risk control

CIEH LEVEL 2 Award in the Principles ofCOSHH


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½ DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNoneMultiple Choice QuestionsNone


Overview This course gives participants a practical understanding of the principles of riskassessment, and enables their employers to have confidence in their riskassessors as it provides a formally-recognised risk assessment qualification.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for anyone with a responsibility to conduct riskassessments, such as team leaders, supervisors, site managers and managers,quality controllers, technicians engineers health and safety specialistspersonnel contributing to the risk assessment process.

Assessment ProcessFollowing the course, participants are required to submit a practicalassignment.

SyllabusThe expected outcome is that the candidate understands the main categoriesof accidents and ill health, their socio-economic costs and recognises thebenefits of good health and safety management and is able to:

• State the main causes of injuries and ill-health and the need for their prevention;

• State the main costs of accidents and ill-health to employers, employees and society;

• Define the terms ‘accident’ and ‘occupational health and safety’;• Explain what is meant by the term ‘accident triangle’ and the need to

report, investigate and prevent near misses/minor accidents as part of an overall accident prevention strategy;

• State that health and safety is affected by occupational, environmental and human factors, with examples.

• List the reasons for using risk assessment;• Describe what is meant by the term ‘risk assessment’;• Define the terms ‘hazard’, ‘harm’, ‘risk’ and ‘control measure’ and give

examples of each;• State how the extent of risks can be quantified• Describe the necessary skills of a risk assessor • Describe the range of legal requirements for risk assessment

Additional NotesAll candidates must complete a CIEH Self Evaluation Form

CIEH Level 3 Award in Risk AssessmentPrinciples and Practice


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1 Day + estimated 13 hours for the assignmentPost Course Risk Assessment ProjectIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseNoneMultiple Choice QuestionsNEBOSH National General Certificate inOccupational Health and Safety

Overview This qualification provides employees with a foundation in conflict resolution,with emphasis on the importance of personal safety to enable them to protectthemselves in the face of confrontational behavior.

Target AudienceThis leading edge course is an interactive based course designed to giveSupervisors/managers and any employees who work in a customer facingenvironment the theoretical, legal knowledge and practical skills to be able toresolve conflict and manage violence in the workplace.

Assessment ProcessMultiple choice questions.

Syllabus• Understand the terminology used in conflict resolution• Knowledge of the laws that apply to businesses and their employees• Understand the concepts of a safer working environment and how the risk

of conflict can be assessed• Ability to recognize potential confrontational situations and defuse

conflicts before they escalate to serious violence• Appreciate the importance of personal safety

CIEH LEVEL 2 Award in Conflict Resolutionand Personal Safety


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1 DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNoneMultiple Choice QuestionsCIEH Level 3 Award in Health & Safety in theWorkplace


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Overview This qualification introduces candidates to the hazards and risks involved inmanual handling and outlines what to expect from a manual handlingassessment.

Target AudienceAny employees who are involved in any type of manual handling such ashandling materials, boxes, tools and equipment, this course is relevant for bothindustrial and office workers.

Assessment ProcessMultiple choice question exam and a practical assessment

Syllabus• Identify and understand the risks associated with manual handling• Learn the value of risk assessments and how to apply it• Make recommendations to manage risks• Apply the principles of safer handling to a range of everyday manual

handling tasks.

CIEH LEVEL 2 Award in Manual Handling -Principles and Practice


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1 DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNoneMultiple Choice exam and practical assessment CIEH Level 3 Award in Health & Safety in theWorkplace

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Overview This course develops delegates’ training and presentation skills, and theirmanual handling knowledge to enable them to provide manual training tostaff.

This course blends together a broad range of instructional techniques fordelegates to experience and try with a manual handling focus, and to developtheir understanding of the subject matter. Throughout the course, delegateswill explore their natural instructional style(s), consider the importance oflearning objectives, target audiences, and selection of delivery methods inorder to be able to deliver high impact training. Delegates will learn about therange of significant injuries that can result from incorrect or inappropriatemanual handling techniques. They will learn about correct lifting technique forstandard lifting operations, how to develop and train for non-standard liftingprocess, as well as the legal requirements relating to manual handlingactivities and risk assessments.

During the course, delegates develop a personal action plan, and deliver arange of presentations and instructional sessions to build their confidence andtechnique, culminating in a final presentation.

Target AudienceThose with responsibility for instructing others in safe lifting techniques andfor making risk assessments of manual handling activities.

Assessment ProcessEnd of course group presentation on manual handling techniques

SyllabusDesigned as a ‘springboard to action’, candidates leave this class with realunderstanding of manual handling instructiontechniques, and ready to deal with this in their workplace straight away. This isa key programme for several of our insurance company partners, who haveseen reductions in the number and value of claims following participation inthis class.

By the end of this course, participants will understand:• The injuries that result from poor manual handling technique• The impact of manual handling injuries on individuals and organisations• Musculoskeletal systems• Manual handling techniques• Manual Handling Operations Regulations (and associated guidance)• How to identify activities that require additional tuition• Manual handling risk assessments• How to deliver to others using confident instructional techniques

Additional NotesWe recommend that a suitable and representative range of objects to use astutorial aids in the training room, such as boxes, are provided.

CRS Manual Handling Instructors & Assessors


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2 DaysNoneIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseBasic manual handling awareness is preferred, but not essentialNEBOSH National General Certificate

Overview A Permit to Work system ensures a formal check is made whenever hazardouswork is to be undertaken. It establishes that all elements of a ‘safe system ofwork’ are in place before anyone is allowed into areas where the Permit-to-Work system is in operation

Target AudienceSupervisors, Managers, Permit to Work authorisers or acceptors and those whoneed to understand safe systems of work and apply the principles of Permit toWork systems

Assessment ProcessMultiple choice question exam

SyllabusWhat are permits to work?Identify legal requirements for safe systems of workIdentify the legal requirements to control contractorsRisk assessment and safe systems of workEssentials of the permitCase studies (relevant to audience)

Permits to Work


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1 DayNoneIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseNoneMultiple Choice written examNone


Overview This course is for all those involved in managing contractors on site and it willdetail the responsibilities placed on others involved in the design andmanagement of constructions projects, including the client.

Target AudienceHealth and Safety Managers Principle contactors, Site Managers, Sitesupervisors, in fact everyone controlling site work has health and safetyresponsibilities. Checking that working conditions are healthy and safe beforework begins, and ensuring that the proposed work is not going to put others atrisk, require planning and organisation. This applies whatever the size of the site.

Assessment ProcessWritten examination and practical assessments

SyllabusCDM Regulations 2007Roles and responsibilitiesConstruction risk assessmentLegal requirementsSelecting a contractor and managing contractors on siteSite Inspections

Managing Contractors & CDM


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2 DaysNoneIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseHealth and Safety knowledge/experiencePractical assessment

NEBOSH Certificate in Construction Health & Safety

Overview Safety with electric is an important factor and this course highlights what cango wrong with the simplest of tasks.

Target AudienceFacility Advisors and anyone working with electricity

Assessment ProcessWritten examination and practical assessments

SyllabusElectical hazardsElectricity at work safe working practicesMaintenance and testingElectricity at Work RegulationsPermits to workPortable electrical equipmentFirst Aid

Working with Electricity


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1 DayNoneIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseNonePractical assessmentIOSH Managing Safely

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Overview This course is designed for anyone with an interest in fire safety. It will helpensure, once the necessary precautions are taken, the reduction in thelikelihood of a fire occurring in the workplace.

Target AudienceThose with responsibility for fire safety including fire wardens/marshals,managers, supervisors and individual employees.

Consequently, the major benefit to the employer, as a result of employeesattending this course, should be an overall reduction in fire risk. An addedbenefit to the employer is often an increase in staff morale as a result ofemployee involvement.

SyllabusThe Fire Warden course covers the following:-

• The role of the fire Marshal / Warden• Fire initiation, classification and spread• Fire risk assessment• Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order• Fire prevention• Prevention of fire spread• Safe means of escape• Fire alarm and fire-fighting equipment

CRS Fire Warden


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½ DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNone

Overview This course gives an engaging approach to Fire Risk Assessment and a fireprevention attitude

Target AudienceHealth & Safety Managers, Building Managers, Facility Supervisors and anyonewith responsibility for assessing and controlling fire risks

SyllabusThe Fire Warden course covers the following:-

• Fire risk assessment and risk control• Sources of ignition and combustible materials• Fire prevention, detection and warning• Means of escape• Fire-fighting equipment and maintenance• Emergency procedures and training

CRS Fire Risk Assessment


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2 DaysNoneIntermediateClassroomIn-HouseNoneMulti Choice Question examNEBOSH Fire Safety & Risk Management Course


Assessment ProcessThe first unit in the NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management istaken from the management of health and safety aspects of the NEBOSHNational General Certificate, and is not taught or examined in this course.Those who have achieved the National General Certificate unit award NGC1only have to take and pass unit FC1 and the practical assessment FC2 toachieve the full qualification.

* NGC1 is required to obtain the full qualification, and this should have beenachieved within the last 5 years. If you achieved NGC1 more than 5 years ago,you may re-sit the examination without needing to attend a taught course.workplace hazards and GC3 Health and safety practical application.

SyllabusUnit FC1: Fire safety and risk management• Managing fire safety• Principles of fire and explosion• Causes and prevention of fire• Fire protection in buildings• Safety of people in the event of a fire• Fire safety risk assessmentUnit FC2: Practical Assessment of Workplace• Fire safety practical application

1. NEBOSH recommends that participants allow additional time for privatestudy. Our tutors will provide direction on the requirements.

2. We can also provide tuition and examination for unit NGC1 to those whorequire it – please contact us for further details.

Overview The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management has beendesigned for managers, supervisors, health and safety representatives andthose embarking on role or career with fire safety responsibilities. It providesparticipants with the knowledge and practical skills to conduct and review firerisk assessments, fire preventive and protective measures within most low riskworkplaces.

On completion of the course, delegates will be able to understand andinterpret fire safety legislation, implement an effective fire safety managementsystem and control workplace fire and explosion hazards. As a part of thecourse, participants learn how to conduct effective fire risk assessments andmaintain essential fire safety documentation, as well as how to develop a fireemergency plan.

Target AudienceManagers and supervisory staff who need to ensure that their organisationmeets its responsibilities under fire safety legislation.

Our course which leads to this qualification equips holders to carry out fire riskassessments of most low risk workplaces and to identify the range of fireprotective and preventative measures required. It is therefore suitable forpeople moving into fire safety adviser roles.

The syllabus is based on National Occupational Standards in Fire Safety at level3, which has common units with the Emergency Fire Services NationalOccupational Standards.

Therefore, it may also be of benefit to fire service personnel developing theirunderpinning knowledge as part of the Integrated Personal DevelopmentSystem.

NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management


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5 Days Tuition including revision and exams (12 days if NGC1 not already held)Private study after class. Practical project submitted two weeks after examIntermediateClassroomNationwide and In-HouseNEBOSH NGC1*• FC1 Two-hour written examination (taken on final day of the course)• FC2 Workplace fire risk assessment and management report (four hours’ work; should be submitted within 14 days of the end of the course)Level 5 NVQ Diploma in Occupational Health and SafetyPractice


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CRS was proud to plant ten trees in the National Forest to commemorate our tenth birthday in 2009

Photo courtesy of The National Forest

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

CIEH Level 2 Award in Environmental Principles and Best Practice 17CIEH Level 3 Award in Environmental Management 17NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management 18SHE Auditing – ISO 14001/ OHSAS 18001 Management Systems 18Full Membership to IEMA (incorporating Associate Certificate in Environmental Management) 19Full International Membership to IEMA (incorporating International Associate Certificate in Environmental Management) 19Do the Right Thing (Corporate Social Responsibility) 20Pathway to Membership of IEMA 20SEATS – Site Environmental Awareness Training Scheme 24


Overview This qualification provides an awareness of key environmental concepts andan introduction to environmental management systems.

Environmental issues impact on every organisation. The rising costs of energyand raw materials, growing awareness of stakeholders and increasingenvironmental legislation are forcing organisations to address their ownenvironmental performance.

Many organisations have identified that tackling environmental issues canbring benefits to their business including reduced waste and utility costs,reduced liabilities and access to new markets and investors.

Target AudienceAll members of staff whose activities could have a significant impact on theenvironment or supervisors or managers who are being introduced toenvironmental issues for the first time.

Assessment Process30 MCQ exam paper

SyllabusThe qualification covers the following topics:

• Environmental impacts and sustainability• Understanding environmental aspects• Principles of environmental law• Energy use and carbon management• Resource efficiency and waste minimisation• Water management• Pollution prevention and emergency planning• Environmental management systems

CIEH Level 2 Award in EnvironmentalPrinciples and Best Practice


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1 DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNone30 Multiple Choice QuestionsNEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate

Overview Environmental Management Systems (EMS) such as ISO14001 and EMAS are acore part of manager’s activities. This course has been specifically designed togive those with responsibilities within an environmental management system,a clear understanding of the requirements and benefits of implementing andoperating effective environmental management systems.

The Course follows the stages of an EMS and uses a range of activities,exercises and tutor lead knowledge, understanding and skills. The courseincludes setting environmental Policy and overview of environmentallegislation, environmental aspect reviews, development of improvementprogrammes, auditing and reporting systems.

Aims:Successful completion of the training programme and assessment will enablecandidates to understand:1. Key global environmental issues and the concept of sustainability2. The advantages and disadvantages of implementing an accreditedenvironmental management system3. The purpose of and process involved in developing an effectiveenvironmental policy4. How to identify and evaluate an organisation’s environmental aspects andimpacts5. The structure, function and operation of environmental law6. How an environmental management system can be implemented

Target Audience: Those with responsibilities within an environmental management system(such as ISO 14001)

Assessment: 60 MCQ exam paper

Syllabus• Principles of Sustainability • Environmental Management Systems• Environmental Policy • Planning for Environmental Improvement• Environmental Law • Implementation – improving environmental

performance• Checking environmental performance • Reviewing and reporting

environmental performance

Additional NotesSuccessful completion of the training programme and assessment will enablecandidates to understand:

• key global environmental issues and the concept of sustainability• the advantages and disadvantages of implementing an accredited

environmental management system• the purpose of and process involved in developing an effective

environmental policy• how to identify and evaluate an organisation’s environmental aspects

and impacts• the structure, function and operation of environmental law• how an environmental management system can be implemented• the purpose and processes of checking environmental performance

including monitoring and measuring, corrective and preventive actions and auditing

• the reasons for producing an environmental report

CIEH Level 3 Award in EnvironmentalManagement



3 Days60 Multiple Choice QuestionsNEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate

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Overview The NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management is designed to providea sound foundation in environmental management knowledge and practice.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for managers, supervisors and employees, who haveresponsibility for managing environment issues as a part of their day-to-daywork; or those looking to enter the sector

Assessment ProcessThe syllabus is divided into two assessed units - taught unit EC1 (whichcontain the following elements), and a practical assessment unit (EC2). Acertificate is awarded for successful completion of each unit.EC1 - 2HR EXAM – 1 x 20 mark, 10 x 8 Mark QuestionsEC2 - The practical will need to be completed in the delegates own time andsubmitted within two weeks of the exam date.

SyllabusThe qualification focuses on international environmental managementsystems, such as ISO 14001, pollution control energy and waste management.

The syllabus covers the practical issues of managing environmental risk, takinga risk management approach based on best practices and internationalstandards, including:

• Environmental Management Systems and Impact Assessments• Sources and use of energy and energy efficiency• Control of pollution• Planning for and dealing with environmental Emergencies

Unit EC1 Management and control of environmental hazards• Foundations in environmental management• Environmental management systems• Environmental impact assessments• Control of emissions to air• Control of contamination of water resources• Control of waste and land use• Sources and use of energy and energy efficiency• Control of environmental noise• Planning for and dealing with environmental Emergencies

Unit EC2 Environmental practical application• Environmental practical application

The NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management is accepted by CIWEM(The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management) formeeting its membership requirements for its Technician Membership grade(TechCIWEM).

NEBOSH Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement


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5 Days Tuition including revision and examPractical submitted 2 weeks after examIntermediateClassroomNationwide and In-HouseNone• 1 Two hour Examination on Day 5• Practical Inspection and Management Report( submitted post course)IEMA - Full membership (MIEMA) to IEMA(incorporating Associate Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement) by Applied Learning

Overview Our auditor training course is the only integrated management systemsauditing course approved by IOSH. It is based on both ISO 14001 and OHSAS18001, and is one of the best courses safety managers have ever attended - sosay our past participants. It is suitable for external accreditation of Auditorsand Lead Auditors (after suitable practical experience). Comprehensive coursematerials include the best–selling Taylor & Francis book ‘HSEQ Audits – A Risk-based Approach’ which was written Stephen Asbury who works for CorporateRisk Systems Limited; and who regularly teaches on the course. A signed copyof the book is included within the course fee for each participant.

Throughout the course, participants work as auditors to appraise the Health,Safety and Environmental Management System (HSE-MS) of Petros Barola Ltd,a fictitious but highly realistic case study based on the distribution departmentof an integrated petrochemicals company located on the Caribbean island ofBarola. The intensive five-day programme consists of a rich blend of tutorials,workshops and hands-on activities within the audit case study. Participantswork in small teams, each led by an experienced Lead Auditor as they conductan opening meeting, plan the audit, and interview Petros employees in thefieldwork stage. Interviewees provide documents for the auditors to review,analyse and use as they would in a real audit. The culmination of the class is aclosing presentation to the senior management of the company.

Target AudienceThe course is designed to introduce both new and experienced auditors to adynamic risk-based approach for assessing the effectiveness of any HSE-MS,including those based upon ISO 14001 and/or OHSAS 18001. The course hasalso proven extremely beneficial for preparing technically competent linemanagers and supervisors prior to secondment to an audit team.

Assessment ProcessContinuous support and personal mentoring throughoutThe course includes the following learning and development:

• Risk management and business control• Management systems and HSE-MS auditing• Planning the audit• Review and test processes• Effective interviewing for information• Legal aspects relevant to auditing• Findings and recommendations• Audit conclusion

Participation in the comprehensive and detailed Petros Barola case study includes:• Preparing for and conducting a live opening meeting• Audit interviews (participation in, and observation of)• Gathering objective audit evidence• Preparing audit working papers and a draft audit report• Audit team meetings• Preparing for and conducting a live closing meeting• Audit follow up

SyllabusThe course is approved and certified by IOSH, the world’s largest health andsafety organisation.

IOSH SHE Auditing - A ManagementSystems Approach


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Overview Our course combines the IEMA Associate Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement with a mentoring scheme to support participants through thefundamental understanding and skilled application of the IEMA FullMembership competencies.Successful completion of this program allows participants to apply for FullMembership of IEMA (MIEMA) and Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) status.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for individuals whose time is committed to deliveringenvironmental performance improvements and the goal of sustainability. Itsuits individuals who have environmental responsibilities as part of theircurrent role, and who are interested in developing their career in theenvironmental sector in a management or consultancy capacity.

Assessment ProcessPart 1 of the course comprises six units each requiring a management reportand workplace evidence to demonstrate your competence. This leads to theaward of IEMA Associate Membership status (AIEMA).This is e-portfolio based assessment – there are no exams.Following successful completion of Part 1, participants continue to Part 2.To apply for Full Membership of IEMA and/or Chartered Environmentaliststatus, participants are required to submit a paper and complete a 45-75minute interview. Our mentoring supports and prepares candidates for this.

The Course consists of 2 parts:

SyllabusPart 1: IEMA Associate Certificate in Environmental Management

Global Environmental IssuesEnvironmental LawEnvironmental TechniquesEnvironmental Management SystemsEnvironmental CommunicationsSustainability

Candidates will be required to produce a Sustainability report, and companylong term environmental improvement planPart 2 - Pathway to Full Membership (MIEMA) and Chartered Environmentalist(CEnv)This part contains three areas which will monitor the delegates competencethat are key to Full Membership

• Knowledge and understanding• Application of knowledge and understanding• Communication skills – internal and external

Additional NotesThe participant’s first year IEMA fees are included in the course fee.

FULL MEMBERSHIP (MIEMA) TO IEMA(INCORPORATING ASSOCIATE CERTIFICATEIN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT) ByApplied Learning

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Examinations:

Part 1 - Associate Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement - 12 monthsPart 2 - Pathway to MIEMA - Time period based ona personal action plan depending upon experience(support can be extended for an additional fee)AdvancedDistance learning AIEMA 12 months 3 Months tocomplete initial self-assessment, followed by actionplan duration. (6 months)NationwideNoneNone

Overview Our course combines the IEMA Associate Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement with a mentoring scheme to support participants through thefundamental understanding and skilled application of the IEMA FullMembership competencies.Successful completion of this program allows participants to apply for FullMembership of IEMA (MIEMA) and Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) status.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for individuals whose time is committed to deliveringenvironmental performance improvements and the goal of sustainability. Itsuits individuals who have environmental responsibilities as part of theircurrent role, and who are interested in developing their career in theenvironmental sector in a management or consultancy capacity.

Assessment ProcessPart 1 of the course comprises six units each requiring a management reportand workplace evidence to demonstrate your competence. Followingsuccessful completion of Part 1, participants continue to Part 2.To apply for Full Membership of IEMA and/or Chartered Environmentaliststatus, participants are required to submit a paper and complete a 45-75minute interview. Our mentoring supports and prepares candidates for this.

The Course consists of 2 parts:

SyllabusPart 1: IEMA Associate Certificate in Environmental Management

Global Environmental IssuesEnvironmental LawEnvironmental TechniquesEnvironmental Management SystemsEnvironmental CommunicationsSustainability

Candidates will be required to produce a Sustainability report, and companylong term environmental improvement planPart 2 - Pathway to Full Membership (MIEMA) and Chartered Environmentalist(CEnv)This part contains three areas which will monitor the delegates competencethat are key to Full Membership

• Knowledge and understanding• Application of knowledge and understanding• Communication skills – internal and external

Additional NotesThe participant’s first year IEMA fees are included in the course fee.As a distance learning programme web-based using ‘Learning Assistant’ youcan undertake this programme anywhere in the world, and be assured thatCRS can support you via email, teleconference, skype or post.

FULL INTERNATIONAL MEMBERSHIP (MIEMA)TO IEMA (INCORPORATING ASSOCIATECERTIFICATE IN ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT) By Applied Learning

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Part 1 - Associate Certificate in EnvironmentalManagement - 12 monthsPart 2 - Pathway to MIEMA - Time period based on apersonal action plan depending upon experience(support can be extended for an additional fee)AdvancedDistance learning AIEMA 12 months 3 Months tocomplete initial self-assessment, followed by actionplan duration. (6 months)NationwideNoneNone

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Overview This personally mentored support service focuses on completing a FullMembership gap analysis, developing a personal action plan, and providingyou with individual support through the IEMA Full Membership assessmentprocess.

Target AudienceThe course is designed for individuals who currently hold Associatemembership of IEMA and who wish to become Full Members (MIEMA) and/orChartered Environmentalists (CEnv).The one-to-one focus of the program makes it ideal regardless of the methodof gaining AIEMA status. It can also support experienced environmentalprofessionals looking to apply for MIEMA status via the direct route.

Assessment ProcessCandidates are externally interviewed by IEMA assessors via a short papersubmission and a 45 – 75 minute interview.

SyllabusPart 2 of the course contains eight developmental themes which assessparticipants’ competency at this advanced level:

• Explaining fundamental environmental and sustainability principles and their relationship with organisations

• Understanding environmental and sustainability strategies, policies and legislation as they relate to your area of professional activity.

• Critical analysis, interpretation and reporting of environmental data and information to inform sustainable decision making

• Identification and analysis of problems and opportunities from an environmental perspective to develop and deliver sustainable solutions

• Use of communication skills to drive effective environmental and sustainable business practices

• Embedding sustainable thinking as it relates to your area of professional activity

• Managing and delivering environmental improvements to improve organisational resilience

• Education, influence, persuasion and challenge of others to lead and promote sustainability

To assess the above, you will be required to complete an individual self-assessment which should be completed within 3 months. Following this, yourmentor will work with you to develop your personal action plan and timeframes for completion of necessary steps. Realistic dates will be agreedbetween you and your mentor to enable you to achieve IEMA and CEnvstandards. When the work on your action plan is completed, we will provideyou with a realistic mock interview, and support you with your submission ofyour Full Membership and/or Chartered Environmentalist application to IEMA.A telephone interview with other members of IEMA will conclude yourapplication. Candidates that are not successful on their first attempt, or do notsubmit their application within the agreed timescales can purchase additionalsupport time if they wish.

Pathway to MIEMA

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Examinations:

Time period to suit candidates depending uponexperience (support can be extended for anadditional fee) - 3 months to complete your initialself-assessment, followed by action plan duration.AdvancedDistance learning - 6 months support3 months to complete initial self-assessment,followed by action plan duration.NationwideAIEMAFormal application process(es) and IEMA telephoneinterview

Overview Learn how to minimise impacts and maximise benefits with a programme ofresponsible competitiveness. Stakeholders of all kinds – customers, partners,shareholders, neighbours – are becoming more and more aware of the needfor corporate social responsibility (CSR). Issues such as environmentalprotection, climate change, human rights and organisations’ impact on thecommunity they’re part of, can no longer be ignored. This, another first forCRS, as this course is unlike any other course on this subject. Forget bafflingjargon and complicated theory. This course will help you get to grips withimproving your organisation’s environmental management, sustainability,health and safety and trading ethics with straightforward guidance and tips.You’ll understand the basics, recognise the benefits and get ready to putprinciples into practice from day one.

Aims• understand the relationship of CSR to health and safety, environmental

management, sustainability and ethical trading • be aware of the benefits of a CSR programme for your organisation • be able to identify the key CSR impacts of your organisation and develop

a programme to prevent, minimise, restore or offset their effects • know the key reporting standards and principles associated with CSR

and how to use them • develop a clear understanding of how to combine business

competitiveness with social responsibility • possess real world examples with case studies on companies from Body

Shop to BP • be able to check your understanding and stretch your working

knowledge with 20 “test your thinking” exercises • obtain a ready-made information network with links to essential online

resources.

SyllabusThe evolution of corporate social responsibility (CSR)Benefits of CSR for your organisationBrands, media and CSRIssues in the supply chainReporting and verificationDeveloping a CSR programmePSR (personal social responsibility)

Your course fee includes a copy of the best-selling IOSH book ‘Do the RightThing – the Practical, Jargon-free Guide to CSR’ by Stephen Asbury andRichard Ball (who both regularly teach on this course).

Do the Right Thing (Corporate SocialResponsibility)

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Two daysHealth, Safety and Environment professionals, andother managersSpecialistNationwide or In-House


CONSTRUCTION SKILLS

NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health & Safety 22SMSTS – Site Management Safety Training Scheme 23SMSTS – Site Management Safety Training Scheme Refresher 23SSSTS – Site Supervisors Safety Training Scheme 24CITB Site Environmental Awareness Training Scheme – SEATS 24

The CITB-Construction Skills ‘Site Safety Plus’ Scheme is a comprehensive health and safety training programme designed to provide the building, civil engineering and alliedindustries with a range of courses for individuals seeking to develop their skill set in this area.

They are designed to give everyone from operative to senior manager the skill set theyneed to progress through the industry and our courses will ensure everyone benefits from the best possible training.

The SMSTS qualification is listed in Appendix 4 of the Approved Code of Practice for theConstruction (Design and Management) Regulations L144 as an example of the evidence a site manager could use to demonstrate meeting the required standard

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Overview The NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety isestablished as a leading health and safety award for the construction industry,with over 4,000 successful candidates since 1989. The NEBOSH NationalCertificate in Construction Health and Safety is a nationally and internationallyrecognised qualification. It is designed to help those with health and safetyconstruction type organisations, making day-to-day decisions at work. It willgive them a broad understanding of health and safety issues and enable themto manage risks, within construction activities, effectively.

Many people take the NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction as a firststep in a career in health and safety within the construction industry. Thequalification meets the academic requirements for Technical membership(Tech IOSH) of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). Itprovides a valuable overview and is a sound basis for further professionalstudy.

Target AudienceThe NEBOSH National Construction Certificate is aimed at Supervisors,Managers and CDM co ordinators within the construction industry who arerequired to ensure that activities under their control are undertaken safely. It islikely to prove useful for those concerned with the management of buildingswho may need to ensure that contractors are working safely. The qualificationis also appropriate for supervisors and managers working in other industriessuch as utilities, and even broadcasting, where temporary workplaces are afeature of their activities.

Assessment ProcessThe NEBOSH National Construction Certificate consists of three units; eachseparately assessed (enabling students to choose to take individual units inany order over a five year period). NGC1 construction activities NCC2Construction health and safety practical application Are you already one steptowards your NEBOSH National Construction Certificate? Unit NGC1(Management of health and safety) is common to the NEBOSH NationalConstruction. Certificate, the National General Certificate and the Certificate inFire Safety and Risk Management, enabling students to combine units acrossNEBOSH qualifications. Students do not need to re-sit any units alreadysuccessfully achieved providing they were gained within the last five years.

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11 Days Tuition including revision and exam (17 days if NGC1 not already held)NCC2 (practical) to be submitted within two weeks following final examIntermediateClassroomNationwide and In-HouseNone• NGC1 Two hour Examination if not already held• NCC1: Two hour written examination on day 11• NCC2 Practical Inspection and Management Report (submitted post course)Next step qualification: NVQ5

SyllabusUnit NCC1 Managing and controlling hazards in construction activities

• Construction law and management• Construction activities hazards and control• Workplace hazards and risk control• Transport hazards and risk control• Movement of people and vehicles – hazards and control• Manual and mechanical handling – hazards and control• Work equipment - hazards and risk control• Electrical safety• Fire safety• Chemical and biological health - hazards and risk control• Physical and psychological health - hazards and risk control• Working at height - hazards and risk control• Excavation work and confined spaces – hazards and risk control• Demolition and deconstruction - hazards and risk control

Unit NCC2: Construction health and safety practical application• Demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge of the unit NGC1 and NCC1

syllabus by successful completion of a health and safety inspection of a construction workplace


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OverviewThe CITB five-day Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) is one of themost highly regarded health and safety training courses within the constructionindustry. This industry-recognised training course is ideal for all companiesinvolved in construction – site clearance, ground and road works, building,assembly, civil engineering, installation, maintenance, decorating or demolition.assessment process.

Target AudienceThe course is intended for project managers, site managers and site supervisors aswell as proprietors of small to medium sized companies. Client-based personnelwould also benefit from attending the course. It is available for current andprospective site managers and supervisors, and is taken by more than 10,000people each year.

Assessment ProcessThis is determined by reaching a minimum level of achievement against fourcriteria:

• Full attendance of all course sessions • Performance in each of the four core exercises • An overall review by the course tutor • A pass mark in the 25 question multi-choice paper

SyllabusThe course covers The Health & Safety at Work Act and other regulations andrequirements relevant to the construction industry, including:

• Site set up • CDM Regulations 2007 • Risk Assessment/Method statements • Scaffolding/Electricity/Excavations • Demolition/Confined Spaces • Recent changes in accepted working practices

Aims• a better understanding of the legal, moral and social responsibilities

of their role • to manage health and safety on site in accordance with current legal

requirements, including CDM. • to identify and avoid potential hazards on site • to prepare method statements, risk assessments and other statutory

requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act.

Additional NotesThe highly-interactive method of delivery of this course makes it interesting, andit allows for discussion and understanding of the subject areas together withengaging, practical exercises.

The certificate lasts five years, after which candidates must sit the ‘Two Day SMSTSRefresher Training Course’ to renew the certificate and keep their qualification upto date.

Possession of the SMSTS qualification is listed in Appendix 4 of the ApprovedCode of Practice for the Construction (Design and Management) RegulationsL144 as an example of the evidence a site manager could use to demonstratemeeting the required standard.

Successful candidates will be awarded the CITB Site Management Safety TrainingCertificate.

Site Management Safety TrainingScheme (SMSTS)

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5 DaysNoneBasicClassroomNoneIn-House

OverviewAll Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) certificates issued after 1stJanuary 2001 are valid for a five year period from the date of issue. The two-daySMSTS refresher course will enable current SMSTS certificate holders to renewtheir qualification, however this course can only be attended by current and validSMSTS certificate holders. However, you can undertake the refresher coursewithin 6 months either side of your SMSTS pass date.

Target AudienceIndividuals wishing to renew their SMSTS certificate must provide a copy of theoriginal five-day SMSTS course certificate. Details of the course venue and thedate of the course should also be provided if known. Only those individuals whohave passed the five day SMSTS course and provided evidence of this will beeligible to take the two day refresher course.

SyllabusThe course covers The Health & Safety at Work Act and other regulations andrequirements relevant to the construction industry, including;

• Site set up • CDM Regulations 2007 • Risk Assessment/Method statements • Scaffolding/Electricity/Excavations • Demolition/Confined Spaces • Recent changes in accepted working practices

This course is designed to allow delegates to maintain and update their currenthealth and safety knowledge.

AimsThe SMSTS Refresher course is designed to ensure that personnel maintain andup-date their current health and safety knowledge. The SMSTS refresher coursecovers changes to legislation, approved codes of practice and best workingpractice within the industry.

Upon completion of this course, candidates will be able to:• Appreciate recent developments in construction legislation accident

causes, costs and reasons for prevention • Understand the legal system, relevant legislation, Approved Codes of

Practice, Guidance Notes Codes of Practice and Case Law • Conduct risk assessments • Monitor health and safety performance • Understand best practice in the management of sub-contractors • Disseminate information to operatives and sub-contractors.

Additional NotesThis course is designed to allow delegates to maintain and update their currenthealth and safety knowledge.

Possession of the SMSTS qualification is listed in Appendix 4 of the ApprovedCode of Practice for the Construction (Design and Management) RegulationsL144 as an example of the evidence a site manager could use to demonstratemeeting the required standard.

Successful candidates will be awarded the CITB Site Management Safety TrainingCertificate.


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2 DaysNoneIntermediateClassroomMust hold SMSTS Certificate In-House

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OverviewThis course is an ideal foundation for obtaining a basic understanding of health &safety duties and responsibility for junior management, upon successfulcompletion of this course a natural progression would be the five day sitemanagement safety training scheme (SMSTS) course.

Target AudienceThis course is designed for first line managers, foremen, gangers, team leadersand supervisors. It is for those who have, or about to acquire, supervisoryresponsibilities.

SyllabusThe course covers The Health & Safety at Work Act and the regulations relevant tothe construction industry, including:

• CDM Regulations • Developing a Health and Safety Management System • Occupational Health • Fire Prevention and Control • Risk Assessment and Method Statements • Hazardous Substances • Working At Height and Personal Protective Equipment • Health and Safety Law • Manual Handling • Accidents and First Aid

At the end of the course, delegates will be able to:• Understand problems of the industry, and how to solve them • Explain how health and safety law is structured, and how it should

be applied • Identify how their supervisory role fits in with the manager in

controlling the site • Carry out risk assessments, produce reports and understand the need

for method statements • Carry out site inspections and toolbox talks• Understand what is meant by proactive and reactive monitoring and

appreciate their need

AimsIt provides an introduction to health & s afety, welfare and environmental issuesfor those requiring an understanding of their legal responsibilities relevant totheir work activities. It will provide a sound knowledge base to enable them togive valuable assistance in safely managing a construction site.

Additional NotesOur training is guaranteed to be incredibly effective in creating a safer workingenvironment

Successful candidates will be awarded the CITB Site Supervisors Safety TrainingCertificate.

Site Supervisors Safety TrainingScheme (SSSTS)


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2 DaysNoneBasicClassroomMust hold SMSTS Certificate In-House

OverviewThe construction sector can have a major effect the environment, and thedemand from clients, main contractors and legislation continues to grow. Thiscourse supports on the ground implementation of an organisation’s commitmentto environmental management and is accredited by the sectors leading body –CITB.

Target AudienceThis course is designed to provide Supervisors, Managers and operatives a basicunderstanding of environmental impacts and precautions. It meets the basicenvironmental knowledge that the sub-contract chain are required to prove tomajor contractors. It also covers the environmental aspects of the new touch-screen Health, Safety and Environment test.

Assessment ProcessContinuous course assessment and a multiple-choice test

Syllabus• Best practice techniques and legal compliance• The environment and why it matters• Environmental management systems• Waste management• Pollution prevention and water management• How to be a good neighbour: statutory nuisance, communication,

archaeology and heritage• Energy and resources• Being a responsible contractor

Each session ends with key dos and don’ts, plus sources of further information.Delegates will receive a copy of the new CITB-Construction Skills publication GE700 (Environmental section) for further reference.


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Venues:Pre-Qualification:

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1 DayNoneAwarenessClassroomIn-HouseNoneContinuous course assessment and a multiple-choice testNEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate

CITB - Site Environmental AwarenessTraining Scheme SEATS


Overview Whether food is being produced, prepared, cooked, served, stored or distributed,CIEH has developed food safety training to suit employees in all types of foodbusiness. These courses give participants a firm grasp of the importance of foodsafety and knowledge of the systems, techniques and procedures involved anunderstanding of how to control food safety risks (personal hygiene, food storage,transport, cooking and handling) and the confidence and expertise to safelydeliver quality food to customers.

Target AudienceEveryone who works with food has a special responsibility for safeguarding thehealth of consumers and ensure that the food they serve or sell is perfectly safe to eat. These specific Food Safety courses are designed for anyone whohandles food, such as:

• Cooks, chefs, food preparation workers• Food manufacturing workers• Retail workers on Delicatessen, Bakery, Coffee Shop, etc.• Food storage and transport workers

Assessment Process30 MCQ exam paper to be completed in 1 hour

SyllabusCandidates will cover:

• Introduction to Food Safety – understand the terminology used in food safety

• Food Safety Law – understand the laws that apply to food businesses and food handlers, and be able to describe in general terms, the requirements of the current regulations

• Food Safety Hazards – understand the concept of food hazards and how the risk of food poisoning can be contained

• Refrigerating, Chilling and Cold holding of foods – understand how to take product and equipment temperatures, and how a reduction in storage temperature will minimise bacterial multiplication

• Cooking, Hot holding and Reheating of Foods – understand the importance of high temperatures in the supply of safe food

• Personal Hygiene of Food Handlers – understand that food handlers can impose a risk to food safety and how to control this

• Principles of Food Storage – the importance of utilising appropriate storage conditions for different types of food

• Cleaning – the importance of cleaning in food premises and the management of waste, understanding the different methods of cleaning and use of chemicals

• Food Premises and Equipment – recognise the need for high standards of structure and equipment to promote good hygiene in food premises

Additional Notes All candidates must complete a CIEH Self Evaluation Form

CIEH Level 2 Award In Food Safety


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1 DayNoneAwarenessClassroomNationwideNone30 Multiple Choice QuestionsCIEH level 3 Award in Food Safety

Overview In line with the National Occupational Standards reflecting sector-specific needs,these qualifications provide a thorough understanding of food safety proceduresemphasising the importance of monitoring staff and controls. Anyone working ina supervisory position in the food business is not only responsible but alsoaccountable for food safety. It is therefore vital they are equipped with both theknowledge and confidence to do their job effectively.

Target AudienceManagers and supervisors in small, medium or large catering, manufacturing orretail businesses. Particularly relevant for those who have to develop or monitorHACCP based food safety management procedures and systems.

Assessment Process60 MCQ exam paper to be completed in 2 hours

SyllabusAt the end of the course, candidates will:

• Understand UK and European food safety legislation to ensure compliance in a food business

• Have the ability to apply and monitor good hygiene practice by understanding the concept of food hazards and the risks associated with them

• Understand the role temperature control plays in the control of food safety• Understand the importance of supervising high standards of cleanliness in

food premises• Be familiar with the terminology with respect to supervising food safety, pest

control, waste management, staff training and personal hygiene of staff• Understand the importance of good workplace and equipment design to

ensure food safety• Be able to implement food safety management procedures and understand

the techniques involved in controlling and monitoring food safety, including the principles of a HACCP system

Additional Notes All candidates must complete a CIEH Self Evaluation Form

CIEH Level 3 Award In Food Safety


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3 DayNoneAwarenessClassroomNationwideCIEH level 2 Award in Food safety60 Multiple Choice Questions to becompleted in 2 hoursCIEH level 4 Award in Food Safety

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Health and safety may not be at the top of your list of priorities as a business manager orowner, but it might be something you know you need to attend to. As you probably know,along with tax offences, this might be one of the only ways you could find yourself beingprosecuted, fined or jailed for something done or not done at work. And who wants awork fatality or serious injury on their conscience?So what might you want from your health and safety adviser?

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Our team of around 40 regionally-based health and safety consultants have experience in awide variety of industry and business sectors, and can help you to identify the hazards inyour business. They will help you to complete risk assessments with sensible, practicalcontrols to minimise significant risks your staff are exposed to. They will work with you aspart of your team to develop and implement a tailored health and safety policy.

All of our consultants are Chartered Members of the Institution of Occupational Safety andHealth (IOSH) and members of OSHCR, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) register ofapproved health and safety consultants.

Our SafetyShare© service allows you to access a health and safety specialist’s time for aslittle or as much time as your business needs – a flexible solution 24/7/365. Our service hasalso been designed to minimise costs:

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We provide as little or as much support as necessary, taking into account your risks, yourcurrent progress, your accident and/or claims history, or your plans for the future of yourbusiness.

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Finding and appointing the right consulting partner who has the necessaryknowledge, skills and depth of hands on practical experience, can be a realchallenge. We work closely with our clients to meet their specific goals andwelcome active participation to make certain that any recommendations arefully implemented with their full approval.

We offer our Specific Tailor Made Consultancy and Support on the following:

Services for Insurers and BrokersWe can provide our full range of consultancy products and services to yourclients allowing you to combine insurance with health, safety andenvironmental training, auditing, and project specific activities.

Construction and CDM ServicesCRS has offered CDM since 1994

- we can notify the project to HSE- prepare the pre-construction phase health and safety plan- work with the Principal Contractor and Designer to co-ordinate safety on site

- ensure the project is completed on time and on budget

Health and Safety- Consultancy & Support- Business HSE healthchecks and action plans - Developing documented management systems

(including OHSAS 18001 and CHAS)- Training needs analysis- Technical writing and standards- Best practices

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Food Safety- Consultancy and support- Development of HACCP management plans- Legal compliance

SafetyShare © EnviroShare ©Have as little or as much of an HSE specialist’s time as you need each month /quarter / year for an agreed annual rate

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