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FÁS Safe Pass
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FÁS Safe Pass
All construction site and local authority workers (including apprentices and trainees)
must ensure that they have a fundamental knowledge of health and safety and any
worker who alters, interferes or changes any building must hold a current Fas Safe
Pass card. This requirement applies to all workers in the construction sector. Cards
must be refreshed every 4 years.
Objectives
On successful completion of this course, the participants will:
Have an increased awareness of Safety within the Construction Industry
Will be issued with a FÁS Safe Pass Registration card indicating that the holder has attended a formal course in health and safety awareness
Course Content
Promoting a Safety Culture
Duties & Responsibilities at work
Accident Reporting & Prevention
Working at heights
Excavations & Confined Spaces
Working with Electricity and overhead services
Personal Protective Equipment
Use of hand held equipment, tools and machinery
Safe use of vehicles
Noise & Vibration
Manual Handling
Health & Hygiene
Examination
Method of Training
Assessment/Certification
On successful completion of a written exam, participants will be issued with a FÁS
Safe Pass card. Cards are issued and registered by FÁS.
Maximum Number of Participants: 20 people
Note:
Delegates who arrive late cannot be permitted to complete the programme.
All participants must bring 2 passport photos of themselves and their PPS Number
on the day.
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Safety Representative Training
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Safety Representative Training
Safety Representatives play a vital role in the consultation process of health and safety within the workplace. This course is designed to provide the elected Safety Rep with the training & information necessary to be competent in their role. It has been prepared in accordance with all Health & Safety Authority guidelines.
Course Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
List the implications of health and safety legislation on both the employer and the employee
Describe the role of the Health & Safety Inspectorate
Define the role and function of a Safety Representative
List actions undertaken to promote health and safety in the workplace
Describe the consultative process within the company
Identify hazards and assess the risks associated with common workplace hazards
Describe the importance of routine workplace inspections
Investigate accidents and recommend preventative inspections
Record and analyse accident statistics
Identify potential health hazards Source information relevant to the Safety Representative Define the role of the Safety Statement within the company
Course Content
Legislation relating to Health and Safety Role and Functions of the Safety Rep
Manual handling
Internal transport
Fire safety
VDU’s
Slips, Trips & Falls
Method statements
Permits to Work
Resentative Accident Investigation, Recording & Analysis
Occupational Chemical Safety Awareness
Common Workplace
Hazards/Risk Assessments
Method of Training
A multimedia or overhead presentation supplemented by videos, exercises and use of MSDS from the client.
Case analysis of common health and safety problems that arise in the workplace – and practical guidance for the safe solution of these issues
Interactive problem solving.
Identification of sources of information to assist the safety representative in his/her duties.
Maximum Number of Participants: 12 people
Duration: 3 days
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Abrasive Wheels
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Abrasive Wheels
This is a half-day course designed to provide the course participants with the appropriate knowledge of the hazards and dangers of working with Abrasive Wheels. It also provides the participants with the expertise required to mount an abrasive wheel.
Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
List the legal requirements of working with Abrasive Wheels
Select the appropriate wheel or cutting disc for the job
Correctly mount and use an abrasive wheel
Understand the function of the abrasive wheel equipment (fixed or portable)
Course Content
Discuss the Abrasive Wheels Regulations 1982
Identify the hazards of working with abrasive wheels
Evaluate the causes of abrasive wheels accidents
Define the methods of selecting the correct wheel for the job
Functions of the components, flanges, blotters etc
Inspection and test of the abrasive wheel Guarding of the grinding /cutting machines
Differences between grinding and cutting operations
Dressing and truing the wheel
Method of Training The course takes place in a classroom situation with practical demonstrations using bench grinders and angle grinders. Where time allows a visit to the workshop will take place. Videos, overheads and flipchart discussions are used throughout the course. Training records and evaluation forms are also used.
Maximum Number of Participants: 12 people
Duration: ½ day
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Manual Handling
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Manual Handling
Safety Representatives play a vital role in the consultation process of health and safety within the workplace. This course is designed to provide the elected Safety Rep with the training & information necessary to be competent in their role. It has been prepared in accordance with all Health & Safety Authority guidelines.
Course Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
List the implications of health and safety legislation on both the employer and the employee
Describe the role of the Health & Safety Inspectorate
Define the role and function of a Safety Representative
List actions undertaken to promote health and safety in the workplace
Describe the consultative process within the company
Identify hazards and assess the risks associated with common workplace hazards
Describe the importance of routine workplace inspections
Investigate accidents and recommend preventative inspections
Record and analyse accident statistics
Identify potential health hazards Source information relevant to the Safety Representative Define the role of the Safety Statement within the company
Course Content
Legislation relating to Health and Safety Role and Functions of the Safety Rep
Manual handling
Internal transport
Fire safety
VDU’s
Slips, Trips & Falls
Method statements
Permits to Work
Resentative Accident Investigation, Recording & Analysis
Occupational Chemical Safety Awareness
Common Workplace
Hazards/Risk Assessments
Method of Training
A multimedia or overhead presentation supplemented by videos, exercises and use of MSDS from the client.
Case analysis of common health and safety problems that arise in the workplace – and practical guidance for the safe solution of these issues
Interactive problem solving.
Identification of sources of information to assist the safety representative in his/her duties.
Maximum Number of Participants: 12 people
Duration: 3 days
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Confined Spaces
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Confined Spaces
We offer a 3-Day Confined Spaces Training, for all personnel likely to be working in confined spaces and those with a responsibility for persons working in an area identified as a confined space, under the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997. We also provide refresher training, which is a 1-Day Refresher in Confined Spaces Training.
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Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment
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Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment
This is a one day course / workshop designed for those who will be involved in the
management of the safety documentation through the medium of Hazard
Identification & Risk Assessment.
Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:-
Identify hazards in the work place
Complete risk assessments in the work place
Identify improvement measures to reduce identified risks
Course Content
Legislation covering Risk Assessment
Defining Hazard Types
Defining Breakdown of hazards
Physical (Machinery)
Chemical
Biological
Health
Psychosocial
Risk Assessment Techniques
Steel system
Hazard Rating system
Control Systems to reduce Hazards
Effective Safety Inspections
Method of Training
This course includes classroom presentation and discussions. Exercise workshop in
which participants will complete risk assessments on case studies. Videos,
overheads and flip-chart discussions are used throughout the course.
Handouts, training records and evaluation forms are also used.
Maximum number of Participants: 12
Duration: 1 day
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Signing, Lighting & Guarding
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FETAC Level 5 CSCS
Signing, Lighting & Guarding
Training Programme
This programme is designed for Managers, Supervisors and Operatives who are required to plan, organise, direct, control and manage the safe free flow of traffic through roadworks in rural and urban situations. This is in accordance with Chapter 8 Road Traffic Signs Manual, Department of the Environment.
Course Summary
Provide detailed plan for an intended site, showing all relevant distances, sizes and dimensions in accordance with the Safety at Streetworks and Road Works Code of Practice.
Produce a list of equipment for the intended site.
Produce a plan of intended site showing the position of signs, guarding and demonstrate the sequence of setting out the advance signing, safety zones and pedestrian walkways.
Demonstrate the positioning, testing, adjusting, commissioning and decommissioning of temporary traffic signals.
Answer a range of questions to demonstrate knowledge of the subject.
Conduct the activities safely wearing the appropriate safety wear.
To demonstrate sufficient knowledge by the way of oral or written questions.
Duration: 3 Days
Delegates: 8 per course
Certification: On successful completion of this three day course a CSCS card and certificate will be issued by FAS. Certificates are valid for a period of five years.
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Location of Underground Services
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FETAC – CSCS
Location of Underground Services
Training Programme
The Course is designed to make candidates aware of the dangers involved in excavating on the public highway & private land. It will train delegates in the use of cable detection equipment and to detect and avoid most buried apparatus.
Objectives
To provide the participants with the required knowledge and skills to carry out the location and avoidance of underground services when involved with excavation works.
Programme
Legal & Occupational Responsibilities
Liaison with others
Risk Assessment
Planning the work
Safe Systems of Work
Video Presentation
Introduction to location & detection equipment – functional checks
Practical on-site location of underground services (by each delegate)
Practical techniques for locating various services – pipes, cables, street lighting, concrete reinforcing bars and locating tee connections.
Further practical exercise – incorporating all associated equipment
Maintenance & storage of equipment
Safe digging techniques
Ten Golden rules of locating
Questions & Answers
Duration: 2 Days
Delegates: 8 per course
Certification: On successful completion of this two day course a CSCS card and certificate will be issued by FAS. Certificates are valid for a period of five years.
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Occupational First Aid & Defibrillator
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Occupational First Aid
This three day course designed to provide participants with the necessary skills to provide first-aid in the workplace and deal with all injury emergencies at work. Our course is Fas Registered and is run to HSA guidelines
Course Programme
Day 1
Responsibilities of the first-aider
Diagnosis & principles of treatment
The nervous system
Head injuries
Shock – fainting
Unconsciousness
Patient Approach
Examination of the casualty
Recovery position
Asphyxia and its causes
CPR – practical
Holger Neilson method of resuscitation
Examination of the eye
Treatment of foreign bodies
Poisoning
Chemical splashes
Day 2
Burns & scalds
Blood & circulation
Wounds & bleeding
Control of bleeding
Dressings & bandages
Fractures – causes, types, signs, symptoms
Sprains, strains & dislocation
Handling & transport – incl. Improvisation
General rules for treatment
Crush injuries
Corrosive injuries
Crush injuries
Day 3
Dressing & bandaging fractures
Epilepsy, asthma & diabetes
Emergency First-Aid kits
Revision – practical examination on any subject
Examination – practical incident to teat cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
Bandages, slings & transport are introduced & practised throughout the course
Method of Training
Classroom presentation and discussions throughout the course. Course handouts, training records, evaluation forms are also provided.
Minimum Number of Participants: 6 people
Maximum Number of Participants: 12 people
Duration: 3 days
All our courses are to H.S.A. Approved Standards
Courses can be held in your own facility or in our training facility in BDC Building, Letterkenny Institute of Technology
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Fire Safety at Work
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Fire Safety at Work
This Basic Fire Safety training course trains participants to deal with fire on an
emergency basis. It emphasises the danger of fire, the importance of prevention and
the necessity of urgent action when fire breaks out.
Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
Describe the chemistry & speed of fire
List the actions to be taken in the event of a fire
State the organisations evacuation procedures
Evaluate and (if necessary and not life endangering) fight the fire emergency with the correct extinguisher
Course Content
Course objectives
Causes/Cost of fires
Fire Safety Legislation (Overview)
Understanding Fire
Physics and Chemistry of fire
Development and spread of fire
Action in the Event of Fire and upon hearing the fire alarm
Tackling the Fire
Choosing the Correct Extinguisher
Use of Fire Extinguisher
Raising alarm and summoning the fire brigade
Evacuation Procedures
Role of the wardens/marshalls
Minimum Number of Participants: 6 people
Maximum Number of Participants: 12 people
Duration: ½ day or 1 day as required
All our courses are to H.S.A. Approved Standards
All fire courses are conducted by experienced Fire Officers
Courses can be held in your own facility or in our training facility in BDC Building, Letterkenny Institute of Technology
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Fire Safety Awareness
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Fire Safety Awareness
This is a one-day course designed to provide the course participants with the
knowledge to deal with fires on an emergency basis. It emphasises the dangers of
fire, the importance of prevention and the necessity of urgent action when a fire
breaks out.
Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
Understand the physics and chemistry of fire
List the actions to be taken in the event of a fire
Take a controlled lead in an emergency evacuation
Be aware of the different types of fire fighting equipment
Course Content
Discuss relevant statutory legislation and its requirements
Causes and costs of fires
Understanding fires
Physics and chemistry of fire
Development and spread of fire
Action in the event of a fire or fire alarm activation
Tackling a fire
Choosing the correct extinguisher for the job
Correct use of the fire extinguisher
Means of raising the alarm & summoning the fire brigade
Evacuation Procedures
Role of the fire warden/marshall
Method of Training
Course includes classroom presentation (multimedia etc) and flipchart discussions and models. Training records and evaluation forms are also used.
Maximum Number of Participants: 12 people
Duration: 1 day
All our courses are to H.S.A. Approved Standards
All fire courses are conducted by experienced Fire Officers
Courses can be held in your own facility or in our training facility in BDC Building, Letterkenny Institute of Technology
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Fire Marshall
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Fire Marshall Training Course
This training course equips participants to deal with fire on an emergency basis. It
emphasises the danger of fire, the importance of prevention, the necessity of urgent
action when fire breaks out, and the role of the Fire Marshall.
Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
List their duties as Fire Marshall
Describe the chemistry & speed of fire
Identify fire hazards in the workplace
Use and maintain portable fire extinguishers
Assist in the management of evacuation procedures and drills
Course Programme
Course Introduction and objectives
Fire Safety Legislation
Theory of Fire and fire extinction
Chemistry & Speed of fire
Practical demonstrations of Fire Hazards
Spread of Fire and Smoke behaviour
Classification of Fires
Ignition Sources
Portable Fire Extinguishers Theory & Practical
Fire prevention evacuation procedures
Duties of a Fire Marshall
Duration: 1 day or ½ day
Minimum Number of Participants: 6
Maximum Number of Participants: fire_marshall
All our courses are to H.S.A. Approved Standards
All fire courses are conducted by Fire Officers with many years experience
Courses can be held in your own facility or in our training facility in BDC Building, Letterkenny Institute of Technology
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Fire Extinguisher
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Fire Extinguisher Course
Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
Use a fire extinguisher safely.
Understand different classes of fire.
Tackle a fire safely in its early stages.
Know which type of extinguisher to use.
Course Content
Overview of legislation
Classes of fire
Fire and smoke behaviour
Types of extinguisher
How to use safely
Extinguisher service/maintenance
All our courses are to H.S.A. approved standards and are presented by trained fire personnel.
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Fire Safety In The Home
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Fire Safety In The Home
Objectives
After attending this Course, participants should be capable of formulating an Escape plan in the event of a fire in the home.
Understand how to reduce the risk of fire in the home.
How to contact Emergency Service & give relevant information.
Understand fire & smoke behaviour.
Understand types of fire & extinguishing methods.
Course Content
Introduction
Causes of Fire
Classes of Fire
Detection
Risk Assessment
safety Plan
All our courses are to H.S.A. Approved Standards and are conducted by trained fire personnel.
Any of our courses can be tailored to suit your needs
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Fire Safety In Catering Kitchens
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Fire Safety In Catering Kitchens
This course is especially designed for anybody working in a catering kitchen, large or small where the risk of fire can be very high.
Objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:
I.D. fire risk in kitchen area
understand the different classes of fire
Know which type of fire extinguisher to use
Be capable of using a fire blanket
List the actions to be taken on discovery of a fire or fire alarm activation.
Course Content
Overview Legislation
Fire risk in catering kitchens
Classes of fire
Triangle of fire
Safe use of extinguishers
Wet chemical fire extinguishers
Practical use of fire blanket
Emergency action.
All our courses are to H.S.A. approved standards and are presented by trained fire personnel.
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| 360 Excavator - New Entrant |
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| Articulated Dumper |
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Signaller / Slinger
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Signaller / Slinger
From the 1st June 2003, all workers must have FÁS Construction Skills Card (CSCS).
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| Telescopic Handler |
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| Telescopic Handler - New Entrant |
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Forklift Training
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Forklift Training
We provide Forklift Training for operators; the duration of the course depends on whether the operators are experienced or novices. On completion of the course, the operators will understand and practice the safe operation of a forklift truck.
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Cranes - Tower & Remote Control
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Cranes
We provide a series of highly specialised training courses in the operation of Tower, Mobile, Remote Controlled and Self-Erecting Cranes. The courses are designed to meet the needs of both new and experienced drivers who may not have a certificate.
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Site Safety
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Site Safety
This course provides construction site safety training with practical demonstrations
using bench grinders and angle grinders. Where time allows, a visit to the workshop
will take place. Videos, overheads and flipchart discussions are used throughout the
course.
Objectives
On completion of this course, the participants will be able to:
List their legal requirements under the Construction Regulations 20site_safety and the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act, 2005
Identify the types of hazards that exist on a construction site
Identify and comply with their statutory requirements for all examinations, testing and inspections
Conduct their duties in relation to health and safety with increased confidence
Course Content
Legislation
The Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Act, 2005
The General Applications Regulations 1993/2001
The Construction Regulations 20site_safety
Safety Consultation
Accident Reporting
Scaffolding
Manual Handling & Lifting
Working at Heights
Cranes/Lifting Gear
Importance of First Aid
CR Forms
Transport
Tool Box Talks
Noise
Safety of Vehicles on-site
Noise & Vibrations
Excavations/Confined Spaces
Tool box Talks
Electricity
Personal Protective Equipment
Method of Training
The course takes place in a classroom situation with Handouts, training records and evaluation forms also used.
Maximum Number of Participants: 12 people
Duration: 1 day
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