This course specifically focuses on the school's premises, statutory and regulatory requirements and how to comply with them. At the end of this course, participants will understand how to identify statutory requirements, how to apply these requirements to the school premises, maintenance and monitoring of systems and equipment and how to use a compliance checklist.
School Business Manager health safety and compliance training covers the legal requirements of managing a school and how to ensure the school has a health and safety management system to test and challenge compliance. Also includes risk assessment, accident management, statutory compliance and good estates management. On completing this course, participants will have a clear understanding of Health and Safety legislation and of the School Business Manager role in creating and maintaining a safe school environment.Â
School governors form part of the health and safety statutory framework with responsibilities to ensure the school is a safe environment for staff and pupils, and to test and challenge the school for compliance assurance.   The free webinar aims to provide Governors with the knowledge to be able to effectively manage the health and safety of the school in line with their responsibilities under local management of schools and relevant legislation.   On successful completion of the course, Governors will be able to: Understand their role and responsibilities for health and safety Recognise the importance of health and safety management system  Appreciate the consequences of failing to manage health and safety effectively Know how to plan and carry out successful health and safety management with the school Understand the importance of reviewing and monitoring health and safety systems and procedure After this webinar, participants will know the legal obligations the school must comply with. Governors will know what roles and responsibilities sit with specific school staff, key questions to ask, and what to look for when reviewing their school’s Health & Safety management plans and actionsÂ
A focus on Legionella management system that includes the written scheme of control. An overview of legislation, including the L8 and control matrix needed to manage legionella in the school. Designed to highlight the risks of exposure to Legionella bacteria, this Legionella Awareness Training Course looks at what to look out for and how to protect your school from harmful Legionnaires' disease. Â An overview of actions required when dealing with Legionella bacteria found in the school water system. Â On completing this course, participants will have all the knowledge, information and tools required to safely manage Legionella within school premises
This course will review the legislation and guidance for completing risk assessments and is specific to school premises risk management.  Reviewing the hazard identification and risk profiling and assisting in your school risk assessment process and management. At the end of the session, participants will understand the principals involved in risk assessing and be able to complete internal suitable and sufficient risk assessments. On completing this course, participants will have a robust understanding of the principles of risk assessment, and will be able to complete their own, internal risk assessments.Â
This free webinar will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of your responsibilities and obligations under the CDM Regulations 2015. The webinar covers an overview of CDM regulations, client responsibilities, client role in project planning, pre-construction information, competence and resources, health and safety file, communication and collaboration, contract management, documentation and recordkeeping and emergency preparedness. After the webinar, participants will have a clear understanding of CDM regulations, their responsibilities as client, their role in project planning, providing pre-construction information, competencies, resources and health and safety issues. They will also understand the requirements around communication and collaboration, contract management, documentation, recordkeeping and emergency preparedness.Â
School Business Manager (SBM) Health and Safety training focuses on the school’s health and safety management system which begins with hazard identification and risk controls. Key Training Areas Legal Framework: Understanding Health & Safety legislation and your role in compliance. Risk Management: Identifying hazards (e.g., asbestos, infection, stress), conducting risk assessments, and implementing control measures. Accident Procedures: Protocols for reporting, investigation, and reducing liability. Management Systems: Developing and maintaining effective health & safety policies and management systems. Practical Application: Integrating safety into daily operations and business initiatives.
An overview of legislation, including the L8 and control matrix needed to manage legionella in the school. Designed to highlight the risks of exposure to Legionella bacteria, this Legionella Awareness Training Course looks at what to look out for and how to protect your school from harmful Legionnaires' disease. The ACOP L8: Legionnaires’ disease, The control of legionella bacteria in water systems in reference to competence, advises ‘The duty holder should also ensure that all employees involved in work that may expose an employee or other person to legionella are given suitable and sufficient information, instruction and training’  On completing this course, participants will have all the knowledge, information and tools required to safely manage Legionella within school premises.Â
This course is based on the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 and school-specific standards. An overview of a health and safety management system is required to ensure compliance.  This course aims to empower senior leaders with the knowledge and skills needed to champion health and safety practices, create a culture of safety, ensure the well-being of students, staff and visitors on the school site and understand their legal obligations and statutory compliance. No, although senior leaders have duties and responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. This course will give you the tools needed to ensure compliance and is recommended as part of good safety management.Â
This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills needed to identify, assess and manage risks effectively while providing a safe and enriching environment for learners. On completion of this course, participants will be able to explain the key principles of the EYFS framework, conduct age-appropriate risk assessments, explain how controlled risks can enhance learning experiences, address safety measures and risk management within indoor and outdoor areas, develop effective health and safety policies tailored to early years environments and explain the importance of parents' and guardians' involvement in safety practices and emergency preparedness.
This course aims to raise the profile and importance of accident management. The common concerns when accidents occur and the legal requirements for investigation and reporting of accidents.  School governors form part of the health and safety statutory framework with responsibilities to ensure the school is a safe environment for staff and pupils, and this includes the requirement to ensure accidents are reviewed, managed and monitored.   On successful completion of the course, Governors will be able to: The requirements of RIDDOR  Managing civil claims Managing criminal investigations Media and communication management Recognise the importance of health and safety management system  Appreciate the consequences of failing to manage health and safety effectively On completing this course, participants will understand the importance of an Accident Management plan, what this plan must contain, and how to respond appropriately when an accident happens. They will have a framework to guide them through potential claims and investigations.Â
This course is based on the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992(MHOR). It raises awareness of the dangers associated with manual handling and the practical steps that can be taken to minimise and control the risks that it presents. Participants will be able to risk assess tasks, use safe lifting and moving techniques and reduce the chances of injury due to manual handling. On completing this course, participants will be able to risk assess tasks and use safe moving and lifting techniques, thereby reducing the risk of injury to operational staff and building users.