eLEARNING
eLearning in Brief
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Courses created by in-house industry experts
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Users can be enrolled and begin training immediately
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Customizable course combinations for specific needs
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More than 250 courses to develop programs from
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400K courses taken by individuals annually
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500K Users registered and managed on the platform
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20 years, 300 major projects completed worldwide
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30 Offices worldwide learning from across industry
Customizable eLearning Packages 'By Industry' and 'By Domain'
Example Industries
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Oil & Gas -- 14 courses
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Industrial -- 15 courses
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Construction -- 14 courses
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Hospitality -- 12 courses
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Operations & Maintenance - 12 Courses
Example Domains
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Technician Operator Fundamentals
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Process Safety
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Workplace Hazards
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LNG Suite
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Drilling Suite
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Management Suite
Selected Clients Who Train With Us
TOTALTEC eLearning Advantages
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Build workforce capacity aligned to international company Guyana projects
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Establish an auditable competency management system tracking workers
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Pass compliance and competency audits at both company and project levels
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OSHA, QHSE & Technical, Leadership & Management
OSHA Courses
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Asbestos Awareness
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Back Safety Awareness
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Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness
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Confined Space Entry Awareness
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Dropped Object Awareness
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Introduction to Ergonomics
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Fire Protection, Prevention and Safety
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Introduction to Forklift Truck Safety
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Fundamentals of First Aid in the Workplace
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Hand and Power Tool Awareness
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Hand Safety Awareness
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HAZCOM Awareness
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HAZWOPER for First Responders at Awareness Level
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Hearing Conservation Awareness
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Hot Work Permit Awareness
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Lock-Out/Tag-Out Awareness
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Materials Handling and Storage
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Introduction to Medical and Exposure Records
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Office Safety
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Introduction to Permit to Work Systems
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Personal Protective Equipment Awareness
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Project Management - The Fundamentals
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Respiratory Protection Awareness
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Stairways and Ladders
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Working at Height Awareness
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Introduction to Working in Extreme Temperatures - Hot
QHSE and Technical Courses (Selected)
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Abrasive Wheels and Grinding Operations
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Asbestos Awareness
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Atmospheric Emissions, Introduction
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Audits & Inspections
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Authorised Gas Tester
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Introduction to Banksman and Slinger in Lifting Operations
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Basic Maths in Oil & Gas
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Introduction to Batteries
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Introduction to Behavioural Safety
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Benzene Awareness
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Bolted Joint Awareness
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Introduction to Boyle's Law
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Introduction to Chemical Cleaning
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Introduction to Chemical Releases and Management
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Introduction to Coiled Tubing
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Coiled Tubing Equipment Overview
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Compressed Gas Cylinder Awareness
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Confined Space Entry
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Introduction to Controlled Bolting
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Introduction to Control Valves
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Introduction to COSHH
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Crane Safety Awareness
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Dangerous Goods By Air
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Display Screen Equipment Awareness
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Double Block and Bleed Awareness
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Driving Safety Awareness
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Dropped Objects Awareness
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Dynamic Dropped Objects Awareness
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Dead Jed
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Introduction to Electrical Isolations
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Electrical Safety Rules
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Introduction to Electricity
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Introduction to Electronics
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Environmental Awareness
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Introduction to Fatigue Management
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Introduction to Fittings
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Food Hygiene
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Introduction to Forklift Truck Safety
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Introduction to Fracing
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Fundamentals of Drilling Suite
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Gail's Shoes
Leadership and Management Courses
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Appraisal Skills - Developing Your People
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Assertiveness - Making More Effective Choices
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Change Management
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Coaching and Mentoring - Developing Your People
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Competency Assessor Training
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Conflict - Resolution Management
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Delegation Skills - Being More Effective
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Goal Setting - Achieving Results
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Leadership Skills - Taking the Business Forward Module 1
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Leadership Skills - Taking the Business Forward Module 2
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Managing Difficult People
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Managing People for Improved Performance
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Principles of Time Management
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Project Management - The Fundamentals
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Right First Time - Avoiding Costly Mistakes
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Self Awareness and Positive Mindsets
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Stress Management
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Time Management - The Art of Dynamic Prioritizationriefly de
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Safety Foundations Package
The Safety Foundations eLearning package consists of 14 courses considered essential to work to international standards in any Guyana industry.
In addition to the knowledge provided, it is designed to build a strong safety culture in participants.
Package Features
The use of high-quality graphics, animations, interactivity and adult learning techniques create an engaging, effective eLearning experience.
Knowledge is acquired efficiently and retained for lasting impact. Frequent 'Knowledge Checks' and 'Final Assessments' provide students performance feedback as they work through each course.
Many are OSHA standard courses.
Safety Foundations Courses
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Back Safety Awareness
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Behavioral Safety: 1 Module, 35 minutes
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Driving Safety Awareness: 1 Module, 25 minutes
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Dropped Object Awareness (OSHA): 1 Module, 40 minutes :
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Environmental Awareness: 1 Module, 60 minutes
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Fundamentals of First Aid in the Workplace: (OSHA) 1 Module, 25 minutes
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Hand Safety Awareness (OSHA): 1 Module, 40 minutes
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Health and Safety at Work for Employees: 1 Module, 45 minutes
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Human Factors: 1 Module, 25 minutes
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Manual Handling: 1 Module, 35 minutes
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Noise Awareness: 1 Module, 35 minutes
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): (OSHA Course) 1 Module, 20 minutes
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Safety Observation Systems: 2 Modules, 65 minutes
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Slips, Trips and Falls: 1 Module, 45 minutes
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Oil & Gas Package
The basic knowledge to begin safely working in onshore/offshore environments
Package Description
The eLearning courses in the Onshore/Offshore package build on Safety Foundations. Courses cover the basics that everyone should know to safely work offshore.
The 14 course program can be customized drawing on the more than 200 course library to meet specific company and individual needs.
Example Courses
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HAZCOM (Hazard Communication) looks at the health hazard effects of hazardous substances and how these are controlled in the workplace
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Banksman and Slinger Roles in Lifting Operations introduces the safety requirements, equipment and techniques of this frequent oilfield operation.
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Crane Safety Awareness addresses the critical knowledge associated with this most frequently used pieces of equipment, including LOLER regulations
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Fire Protection, Prevention and Awareness teaches fire prevention measures, the basics of fires, how they start, and fire extinguishers
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Toolbox Talks sets out the basics of what makes a successful pre-job briefing, including the importance of individual participation
Industrial Package
Key courses provide the foundational skills necessary to work in local industries.
Package Description
The eLearning courses in the Industrial package build on Safety Foundations. The 15 courses (customizable) cover a broad range of topics, including:
Chemical, Electrical, Environmental, PPE, Power Tools, Manual Handling, Permitting, Lock/Tag Out, Materials Storage, ...
Example Courses
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Hand and Power Tool Awareness covers from electrical saws, grinders, to hammers and screwdrivers, covering maintenance and specific hazards
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Electrical Isolations describes hazards, the tools and equipment required to provide isolations, and how the are removed in a safe system of work (SSOW)
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Lock-out Tag-out Awareness provides learners with a general overview of how process, machinery and electrical equipment are safely managed
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Permit to Work Systems (OSHA) explains the different types, the essential elements of each, and their role in work planning and risk assessment
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Materials Handling and Storage (OSHA) describes what is involved, recognizing hazards, precautions, storage, safe handling, and reducing risks
Construction Package
The critical knowledge of the basics of safely working on construction projects.
Package Description
The Construction Package covers the basics of the most frequent construction project activities.
Among the topics covered in the 14 course program are lifting and handling, power tools, permits, toolbox talks, working at heights, crane and related topics, bolted joints and their control.
Example Courses
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HAZCOM (Hazard Communication) looks at the health hazard effects of hazardous substances and how these are controlled in the workplace
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Bolted Joint Awareness describes the different components, correct assembly, the risks in these joints and how to mitigate them
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Crane Safety Awareness addresses the critical knowledge associated with this most frequently used pieces of equipment, including LOLER regulations
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Fire Protection, Prevention and Awareness teaches fire prevention measures, the basics of fires, how they start, and fire extinguishers
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Electrical Safety Rules identifies rules and regulations, the most common hazards, precautions to be taken and how to reduce risks
Hospitality Package
The key basics for building a successful, high-performing hospitality industry team
Package Description
The Hospitality Package provides 12 courses for a foundational knowledge in the key areas of a successful industry.
It includes selected courses from the Safety Foundations Package, since there are a number of industry courses there which are not relevant to hospitality.
Example Courses
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Food Hygiene defines its importance, how to avoid contamination and poisoning, processes when dealing with food and best practices
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Human Factors explains the importance of workforce communication, explains near miss and incident analysis in the context of human factors
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Fatigue Management teaches the dangers, both at work and home, recognizing symptoms, environmental factors, and management
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Manual Handling summarizes laws and regulations, lifting correctly, avoiding injury and the importance of awareness
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Slips, Trips and Falls highlights their cost to industry, typical causes, prevention methods, and employer/employee responsibilities
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Example Safety Foundations Course
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Course Description
Personal Protective Equipment, no matter what profession you work in, is what it says it is – gear to keep YOU safe. By law, it is an employer’s responsibility to protect their employees from any workplace hazards.
The the aim of this course is to inform learners of the importance of PPE and encourage them to take an active interest in why PPE is necessary, when it must be worn and how to recognize any equipment failure.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Name the OSHA standards governing the provision and the use of PPE
• Explain the responsibilities an employer has regarding the provision of PPE
• Recognize how to identify if your PPE is suitable for use
• Express the training requirements for various types of safety equipment
The 20 minute single module course includes a 'Knowledge Check' and Exam.
Example Onshore/Offshore Course
Crane Safety Awareness
Course Description
Crane operations are an everyday part of the oil and gas industry; lifting a multitude of supplies and materials on and off various facilities and vessels. However, injuries and dangerous occurrences arising from lifting operations account for almost 20% of offshore incidents.
In this course we will look at the potential
hazards when using cranes, and the health and safety procedures in place to ensure their safe operation.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Describe the importance of communications
• Identify whether equipment is fit for use
• Classify the hierarchy and job roles of Lifting Team members
• Understand the importance of the Lift Plan
• Relate lifting operations to LOLER regulations
The 45 minute single module course includes a 'Knowledge Check' and Exam.
Example Industrial Course
Hot Work Permit Awareness (OSHA)
Course Description
Any process that can be a source of ignition can be considered as hot work. Welding, cutting, grinding and soldering are all potential fire hazards and a hot work permit will usually be required when these jobs are being carried out.
The aim of this course is to help learners recognize the importance of proper hot work safety and make them aware of the dangers and potential consequences of not ensuring that hot work is carried out according to company policies.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Explain what 'Hot Work' is
• Identify the dangers it poses in the workplace
• Recognize the importance of having an effective hot work program
• Describe the factors to consider when issuing a hot work permit
The 30 minute single module course includes a 'Knowledge Check' and Exam.
Example Construction Course
Working at Height Awareness (OSHA)
Course Description
In a recent work year, in UK alone, falls from height accounted for 35 fatalities, 4,654 major injuries and a further 7,065 other injuries resulting in at least three days off work. They remain the biggest single cause of workplace deaths and major injuries.
This course is designed to give the learner an awareness of what working at height is and the hazards associated with it. We will look at ways to mitigate the risks and focus on the various means of access, including MEWPs, scaffolding and ladders. We will also look at personal restraint systems and risk assessments.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Define what 'working at height' is
• Identify hazards when planning to work at height
• Understand personal fall protection equipment
• Describe safe types of access in working at height operations
• Participate effectively in a working at height operation risk assessment
The 35 minute single module course includes a 'Knowledge Check' and Exam.
Example Hospitality Course
Food Hygiene
Course Description
Food safety is essentially the discipline of handling, preparing and storing foods in ways that will prevent illness and loss. Food poisoning is 100% preventable as long as correct, simple procedures are followed.
The course is designed to provide understanding of the dangers of improper food hygiene, and explain the correct methods for preventing the spread of bacteria and poisoning.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will understand:
• The importance of personal hygiene as it relates to dealing with food
• How to avoid food contamination and poisoning
• Processes for dealing with food
• What are best practices for food hygiene
The 30 minute single module course includes a 'Knowledge Check' and Exam.