Line manager safety e-learning courses from Cardinus. Online line manager safety training

Safety for Line Managers A powerful health & safety learning system for managers. Covers all their responsibilities in just one hour.
‘Safety for Line Managers’ is designed to: Introduce line managers to your organisation's Health & Safety policies and procedures. Outline key responsibilities in managing the health and safety of your staff in line with these policies and procedures. Tell managers where to find further information and where to get help. The course consists of a number of modules that can be turned on or off to suit an organisation's individual requirements. The course can also be customised to hold company-specific information, for example, evacuation procedures or company car procedures. Individual modules are detailed below:	Click on any screen shot to see a larger picture. More about the PACE administration system
Introduction & Course Objectives Provides a basic knowledge of Health and Safety Law Shows how the company achieves compliance under the requirements of such law Indicates where line managers fit in and their responsibilities Indicates where line managers go for assistance Training Details the company policy in relation to training Outlines the line manager’s role in ensuring the competence of employees Emergencies How to report, investigate and record accidents and near misses First aid arrangements for the manager’s area Line managers role in dealing with bombs and other emergencies The fire evacuation procedure for the site and the manager’s responsibilities Workplace Safety What to do if something is defective The use & maintenance of work equipment How to deal with gas and electrical problems Use of Display Screen Equipment How to manage DSE (workstation assessments) The management of staff who work at computers Employee Health How to identify and manage stress at work How to identify and deal with employees who abuse drugs and alcohol How to manage manual handling How to manage the use and storage of harmful substances How to deal with young persons and with new/expectant mothers Working From Home The difference between home workers and home-based workers The manager’s role in ensuring the safety of home workers and home-based workers Personal Safety How to identify employees who may be exposed to violence How to ensure that this risk is minimised Offsite Safety Combines driver safety and visits to customer/client sites Safe working procedures for visits to customers and client property and premises Some key guidance on how to drive safely Company policy in relation to mobile phones The importance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for visits to customers' and clients' premises Working With Telephones How to manage the use of telephone equipment How to prevent/handle abusive calls The health risks associated with telephone work and how to avoid them Risk Assessment & Risk Control Legal basis 5 steps Procedures and forms Course Test

Safety for Line Managers