The purpose of undergoing a face fit test is to check the fit and effectiveness of the half-face and disposable face mask you are using as a personal protective measure.

Requirements for successful testing:

1. You must be cleanly shaven, a wet shave with no visible hair.

2. You must refrain from eating, drinking or chewing gum for 15 minutes prior to the test.

3. You must refrain from smoking for 1 hour prior to the test.

4. You must bring the face piece normally worn.

*Please note we can only test the effectiveness of half-face or disposable masks.  If you're unsure whether our test is suitable for you, don't hesitate to call us on 0151 545 0497 for a chat.

Required Equipment: Abrasive wheel, appropriate tools and safety wear

The aim of this training course is to provide an understanding of current legislation relating to the use of abrasive wheels, and to promote awareness of the hazards involved in working with them.

The training focusses on enabling operators to spot the dangers which arise from the use of these tools. Addressing the main causes of accidents, injuries and illnesses which occur from using abrasive wheels. With the ultimate aim of reducing the number of injuries and accidents caused through the use of cutting tools.

This Fire Marshal Course is for delegates who have a responsibility as Fire Marshal. The course provides knowledge of their role to enable them to carry out duties with confidence.

This Harness Safety Training course is designed for all operatives who work at height. Such as people who work on scaffold, those who are carrying out roof work and where there is no collective fall protection.

This Manual Handling Assessors course is designed for managers and supervisors who plan and define safe systems of work for others to follow.

This training course is designed for companies and individuals who may come into contact with asbestos in construction or demolition during their work. This course gives you the knowledge and information required to take the necessary precautions when asbestos is found. It also enables you to identify possible locations where asbestos could be found.

This Manual Handling and COSHH Assessor course is designed for managers and supervisors who plan and define safe systems of work for others to follow.

Candidates will be able to undertake Manual Handling and COSHH assessments and apply measures to reduce risk of injury and illness to workers or the environment.

This introduction to Behavioural Safety is all about focusing in on actual behaviours of employees. The first step is giving employees at all levels an understanding of WHY people do what they do.

We can then start to apply some proven principles of Behavioural Science to help them understand how to change any critical behaviours toward work activities and environments.

This Course merges content from the half-day Working at Height, Ladder & Stepladder and Harness Safety training sessions:

• The Working at Height section is designed to provide candidates with the knowledge to work safely at height.
• The Ladder and Stepladder Safety section will enable attendees to safely select, use and inspect ladders & stepladders for a variety of tasks.
• The Harness Safety element is designed to provide candidates with the knowledge to work safely at height, while also covering the correct uses of safety harnesses.