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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) lays out in clear detail the obligations of all employers under Health and Safety Law. Health and Safety at Work (First Aid) Act 1981.This First Aid course fully complies with the legislation currently set out by the HSE and covers the following
You must be in possession of a valid First Aid Certificate in order to re-qualify on the 2 Day First Aid Refresher Course. Requalification is required every 3 years and within 28 days of your certificate expiry date.
Fire Warden training is delivered by our e-learning service O-las. If you would like to complete this training please follow the instructions below:
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require employers to avoid the need to work at height wherever possible, and to take measures to prevent falls and minimise harm where such work cannot be avoided.
In particular, other methods of access are preferred over ladders, which may only be used in limited circumstances. All work at height must be properly planned. Workers must be trained and competent. This course covers:
If you are working for the University of Bedfordshire under a Visiting contract you should be familiar with the Health and Safety Points - 
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As part of the recently introduced AED equipment, which is now available across all campuses of the University, we would like to offer this simple presentation (video below) to enable better understanding of what an AED is, and how it can help save a life in an emergency cardiac arrest situation.
While no formal training is required to use this fully automated type of equipment (as each unit provides clear voice over instructions on opening and automatically "fail" safe - meaning that it cannot discharge an electrical output where one is not required), this 9 minute presentation describes how this equipment works, when it should be used and most importantly, how to apply it. This will ensure users have confidence and self-assurance and enable them to apply it wherever required.
It should be noted that wherever an AED is used in an emergency situation, users MUST ensure that a 999 call has been made to the emergency medical services and a local First Aider summoned to the scene.
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This course is ideal for all food handlers who would benefit from a tailored food hygiene and safety course covering areas specific to their own area of work. This course covers:
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