Safety Representatives and Safety Committees Training Course

Equip Your Team with Essential Knowledge on Effective Safety Representation and Committee Functions
our aim

Our comprehensive one-day programme is designed to provide delegates with a thorough understanding of the requirements to be a safety representative, whether trade union or non-union, and to outline the typical functions of a safety committee.

This course is also ideal for those responsible for appointing safety representatives and establishing safety committees.

Key takeaways

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Legal Requirements

Outline the fundamental UK legal requirements relating to health and safety.

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Risk Assessment

Understand the basic risk assessment process, including hazard identification, risk evaluation, and suitable control measures.

03
Legislation Knowledge

Identify the range of legislation governing the functions of safety representatives.

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Union vs Non-Union Functions

Understand the differences between union and non-union safety representative functions.

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Value of Safety Committees

Recognize the importance of establishing a safety committee.

06
Accident Management

Outline the definition of a workplace accident, understand prevention methods, and learn how to conduct effective accident investigations.

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Accident Reporting

Explain the accident reporting requirements to the authorities under RIDDOR.

Course Programme

Health & Safety at Work Act: Detailed review of the Act and its implications.
Levels of Statutory Duty: Understanding different levels of duty under the law.
Role of the HSE: Powers of inspectors and their liaison with safety representatives.

5 Steps to Risk Assessment: Comprehensive guide to conducting risk assessments.
Suitable Control Measures: Identifying and implementing effective control measures.

Union vs Non-Union Functions: Clarifying the roles and rights of different types of safety representatives.
Consultation with Employees: Effective methods for consulting with employees on health and safety matters.

Establishing Committees: Steps to form and set the functions of safety committees.
Safety Monitoring: Importance of inspections, surveys, and audits.

Accident Reporting under RIDDOR: Understanding reporting requirements and procedures.
Accident Investigation: Techniques for effective accident investigation and prevention methods.

Certification & Personalisation

Certified Achievement

Earn a certificate of attendance, validating your expertise in safety representation and committee functions.

Customised Learning

Tailor the session to incorporate client-specific processes and procedures for maximum relevance.

Proven Impact

of participants report a significant improvement in safety practices and committee functions within their organizations.
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Companies experience a 40% increase in compliance with health and safety regulations within three months of training.
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satisfaction rating, delegates appreciate the practical and actionable insights provided.
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Attending the Safety Representatives and Safety Committees course has been crucial for our team. The detailed knowledge and practical guidance we received have significantly improved our safety committee functions and overall safety culture. This training is essential for any organisation committed to workplace safety.

Daniel Roberts, Health and Safety Manager

why join us

Elevating workplace safety, catalysing success

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Join Our Training Session

Enhance your workplace’s safety practices with our Safety Representatives and Safety Committees training course. This session is designed for those committed to fostering a safe and compliant work environment. With expert-led training and practical, hands-on exercises, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills necessary to manage and improve safety representation and committee functions effectively.

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Stay Ahead of the Curve

Our course content is continuously updated to reflect the latest in safety regulations and best practices, ensuring you receive the most comprehensive and impactful training available.

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