Electric Shock First Aid: Break the Contact Before You Touch Anyone
The first instinct is the dangerous one. How to break contact without becoming the second casualty, what never to use, why high…
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22 September 2026
The first instinct is the dangerous one. How to break contact without becoming the second casualty, what never to use, why high…
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We are based in Bolton, not visiting it, and it is now the only venue for our scheduled open courses. Which seven…
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What it costs, why bringing a trainer to your premises usually beats moving a team across the city, and where open course…
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We bring the trainer to you anywhere in the borough. Plus an honest answer on when a group course is the wrong…
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COSHH covers far more than chemicals - dusts, fumes, biological agents, and substances your own work creates. What it does not cover,…
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A legal duty under MHSWR 1999. The five steps, why you will see three in some places, how much you actually have…
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18 December 2017
Five health and safety jobs that take under an hour each — starting with the walkways, because slips and trips are 30%…
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27 November 2017
Grit before the frost, not after. The controls that actually reduce winter slips — and what the law does and does not…
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21 June 2017
Undercooked meat and carbon monoxide cause most barbecue casualties. The cooking temperatures, the raw-and-cooked rule, and why a cooling barbecue must never…
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23 May 2017
Ofqual, awarding organisations and training centres are three different things. How to tell whether your certificate is a regulated qualification — and…
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