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Autumn 2018 — Spring 2019

Training Courses

Welcome to our extensive range of

health & safety training

Health & Safety Solutions (NW) Ltd incorporating Early Years Hub Suite 18, Bury Business Lodge, Europa House, Barcroft Street, Bury BL9 5BT

Tel: 0161-447-8823 Email: [email protected]

Web: health-safetysolutions.net

Health & Safety Solut ions (NW) Ltd incorporat ing Early Years Hub

Health and Safety Solutions (NW) Ltd and Early Years Hub bring together training, information, support and advice for those working in Schools, Colleges and Early Years Establishments. Our training courses provide high quality, affordable training, delivered to meet the needs of our customers. Our First Aid courses are awarded by the First Aid Industry Body (FAIB). Our safeguarding courses are endorsed and quality assured by a number of Greater Manchester Local Authority, Local Safeguarding Children Boards. Our trainers are experts in the field of health and safety, experienced and skilled teacher practitioners who design and deliver courses using a working knowledge and understanding of current practice and guidance. They include qualified teachers, Emergency Service professionals and Ofsted inspectors. We are accredited by FAIB and maintain the highest standards of training and consultancy with regular quality assurance checks. We offer information, support and advice at various levels whether it be bespoke consultancy.

Introduction


To book on any of our courses or events please visit our website www.earlyyearshub.co.uk

or email us at [email protected] . It is important that you tell us your name, estabishment details, the course and the date that you wish to apply for. Please also include a contact telephone number. Payment

Payment can be made by either of the following methods: For health and safety courses

By cheque payable to ‘Health & Safety Solutions (NW) Ltd’ and posted to Health and Safety Solutions (NW) Ltd, Bury Business Lodge, Europa House. Barcroft Street, Bury. BL9 5BT. Or payment can be made on the day of the event by paying either cash or cheque. (unfortunately we are unable to take credit/debit card payment) For payment by BACS transfer details please email [email protected] Non-payment and cancellations

If payment is NOT made, before or on the night of the course certificates will not be issued. We require 7 days’ notice of cancellation or full costs will be incurred.

Booking on a course

mailto:[email protected]


Our offices Health and Safety Solutions (NW) Ltd, Suite 18, Bury Business Lodge, Europa House, Barcroft Street, Bury. BL9 5BT.

Office telephone number 0161 447 8823 - office hours only, Monday - Friday

Our training venue Training is delivered at the above address at Bury Business Lodge either at the Europa House or Imperial House. Please check confirmation e-mails for details of each course.

Our training venue

@earlyyearshub


Calendar

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September 2019

Mon 9th & Tues 10th September 9.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.

Designated First Aid Requalification

Mon 16th September 9.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.

Food Hygiene (inc Food Allergen)

Thu 26th September 9.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.

Emergency First Aid At Work

Mon 30th September 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.

First Aid for Mental Health—Level 2

October 2019

Tues 1st, Wed 2nd & Thu 3rd October 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.

Designated First Aid At Work

Mon 14th October 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.


Tues 15th October 9.30 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.

Managing The Administration Of Medicines In An Educational/Early

Years Setting

Wed 16th October 6.30 p.m. – 9.00 p.m.

Managing The Administration Of Medicines In An Educational/Early

Years Setting

November 2019

Fri 1st November 9.00 a.m. – 12.00 p.m.

Conflict Resolution

Wed 6th November 9.00 a.m. – 12.00 p.m.

Fire Marshal/Fire Safety


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November 2019

Wed 6th November 1.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.

Working At Heights/Manual Handling

Thu 7th November 6.30 p.m. – 9.00 p.m.

Understanding Medical Conditions Including Safe Administration

Of Emergency Medicines

Fri 8th November 9.30 a.m. – 12.00 p.m.

Understanding Medical Conditions Including Safe Administration Of

Emergency Medicines

Mon 11th November 9.00 a.m. – 12.30 p.m.

Safeguarding Children & Young People (School/Governor focus)

Mon 11th November 4.30p.m. – 5.30p.m. OR

6.30p.m. – 7.30p.m.

Anaphylaxis (EpiPen) Training

January 2020

Mon 20th January 9.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.


Tues 21st Wed 22nd & Thu 23rd January

9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. Designated First Aid At Work

Mon 27th January 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.


Tues 28th January 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.



All of the above courses are delivered at Bury Business Centre, Barcroft Street, Bury. BL9 5BT.

Inhouse Training

We know it is not always practical and cost effective to send employees off-site to attend training especially if you have a group that requires the same training. All of our courses can be delivered at your establishment at a date and time convenient to you and your business needs. Please contact us for further details and prices.

Calendar

February 2020

Mon 3rd & Tues 4th February 9.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.

Designated First Aid Requalification

Tue 11th February 9.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.


Tue 25th February 9.00 a.m. – 12.00 p.m.


March 2020

Mon 2nd March 9.00 a.m. – 12.30 p.m.

Safeguarding Children & Young People (School/Governor focus)

Health & Safety Training

Aims of the course: This two-day course updates the First Aid skills of those who need to renew their First Aid at Work certificate. The course co-vers the contents of the First Aid at Work course. This course also covers using a defibrillator. Delegates will receive a AED cer-tificate valid for one year alongside the First Aid at Work certifi-cate valid for 3 years.

Course content includes: • the role of the First Aider • Health & Safety Regulations. • First Aid kits • managing an emergency • Communication and casualty care. • Head and spinal injuries • CPR/Unconscious casualty/Choking/Drowning/Allergic reac-

tions/Heart attack/Angina/Stroke • bleeding/Bandaging/Broken bones/Burns/Scalds/Poisons/

Asthma/Epilepsy/Diabetes • and all other common conditions and injuries. It is a requirement that the designated first aid certificate is up-dated every 3 years.

This course enables participants to update their original designat-ed qualification.

Dates & Times: Mon 9th & Tues 10th September 2019 9.00—4.00 pm OR Mon 3rd & Tues 4th February 2020 9.00—4.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Inhouse Training Can also be offered as inhouse training at a date and time convenient to you. Training would need to be for 12 hours and the cost is £600+vat for up to 15 participants (plus £65 per additional person)

Cost:

£80.00 +VAT per person

Includes unlimited tea & coffee, books and certificates.

Designated First Aid At Work Requalification (inc defibrillator training)


Dates & Times: Mon 16th September 2019 9.00 – 4.00 pm OR Monday 20th January 2020 9.00 – 4.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Aims of the course The course is designed principally for those who are, or intend to be, food handlers. A food handler is any person, in any type of food business, who handles food, whether open or packaged (food includes drinks and ice).

The way allergens are labelled on pre-packed foods is changing be-cause of new regulations. The Food Information Regulation, which came into force in December 2014, introduces a requirement that food businesses need to provide information about the allergenic ingredients used in any food they sell or provide.

Course content includes: • legislation • food safety hazards • temperature control • refrigeration, chilling and cold holding. • cooking, hot holding and reheating. • food handling. • principles of safe food storage. • food premises and equipment. • the main non-food allergens & the 14 main food allergens • the main categories of food hazards • preventing cross-contamination • allergen handling PPE • separation of products • labelling • cleaning and colour coding, cleaning stages, validation and

verification of cleaning • the EU Food Information Regulations, 2014 • allergens in Catering. There will be a multiple choice exam at the end of the course.

Target audience: All food handlers


Cost:


Includes unlimited tea & coffee and certificates.



Aims of the course Our emergency first aid at work course covers the content speci-fied in the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. Course content includes: This course gives learners the skills to help someone who is: • unresponsive and breathing • unresponsive and not breathing (including the use of an auto-

mated external defibrillator/AED) • having a seizure • bleeding heavily • suffering from shock • burnt

It also includes information on: • dealing with an emergency • assessing a casualty • monitoring a casualty • where to get help • electrical incidents • accident recording and reporting • control of substances hazardous to health (COSHH).

Target audience: It is a requirement that the designated first aid certificate is up-dated every 3 years. This course enables participants to update their original designated qualification.

Dates & Times: Thu 26th September 2019 9.00 – 4.00 pm OR Tues 11th February 2020 9.00 – 4.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT


Cost:




Cur riculum Courses

Dates & Times: Mon 30th September 2019 9.00 – 4.00 pm

OR Mon 27th January 2020 9.00 – 4.00 pm

Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

This course will enable participants to help a person developing a mental health problem, experiencing the worsening of an existing mental health problem or in a mental health crisis. The course teaches delegates prac-tical skills to spot the signs of mental illness and gives them the confi-dence to step in and support a person who needs assistance.

Who should attend? This course is suitable for those who want to gain the necessary skills to have a non-judgmental conversation, recognise the signs and symp-toms of common mental health issues and support the Level 3 First Aid-er for Mental Health. Please be aware that this course covers sub-jects that some people may find distressing. If a delegate feels overwhelmed they can leave the course at any time.

Course aims: It is recommended that more than one person per establishment is trained. This course will cover First Aid for Mental Health for both adults and children.

A range of First Aid for Mental Health related subjects are covered including: What is First Aid for Mental Health? Identifying mental health conditions Providing advice & starting a conversation Stress Mental health conditions Drugs and alcohol First Aid for Mental Health action plan First Aid for Mental Health in the workplace

A Level 2 Award in First Aid for Mental Health will be issued to the learner, subject to successful assessment, accredited by NUCO Train-ing Ltd. There is no expiry of the qualification, but annual refresher training is recommended.

Please also see the Level 3 training for Supervisors/Designated Safe-guarding Lead

Our trainer: Sarah Keating is an experienced and qualified trainer who has been trained with Mental Health England and other awarding organi-sations to gain the expertise and knowledge to deliver First Aid for Mental Health.

Inhouse Training Can also be offered as inhouse training at a date and time convenient to you. Training would need to be for 6 hours and the cost is £650+vat for up to 16 participants

Cost:

£65.00 per person

Includes unlimited tea & coffee, books and accredited certificate

First Aid For Mental Health Level 2


Aims of the course This three-day course comprehensively covers the practical skills needed by First Aiders in the workplace. It meets the standards required to help employers comply with The Health & Safety at Work Act (First Aid) Regulations 1981. This course also covers us-ing a defibrillator. Delegates will receive an AED certificate valid for one year alongside the First Aid at Work certificate valid for 3 years.

Course content includes: • the role of the First Aider • Health & Safety Regulations • First Aid kits • managing an emergency. • Communication and casualty care. • Head and spinal injuries • CPR/Unconscious casualty/Choking/Drowning/Allergic reac-

tions/Heart attack/Angina/Stroke • bleeding/Bandaging/Broken bones/Burns/Scalds/Poisons/

Asthma/Epilepsy/Diabetes. • And all other common conditions and injuries.

Target audience: Designed for anyone wanting to be the Designated First Aider in the workplace.

Dates & Times: Tues 1st, Wed 2nd & Thu 3rd October 2019 9.00 – 4.00 pm OR Tues 21st. Wed 22nd & Thu 23rd January 2020 9.00—4.00pm



Cost:



Designated First Aid At Work (inc defibrillator training)

Cur riculum Courses

Dates & Times: Mon 14th October 2019 9.00 – 4.00 pm

OR Tues 28th January 2020 9.00 – 4.00 pm


Participants must have attended the level 2 course (within a 6 weeks period) prior to attending this course, This course will cover First Aid for Mental Health for both adults and children. Delegates will get a deep understanding of what mental health is and what factors can af-fect wellbeing. The course teaches delegates practical skills to spot the signs of a mental illness and gives them the confidence to step in and provide appropriate support to a person who needs assistance.

Who should attend? Supervisors/Designated Safeguarding Leads. This course is suitable for those who want to gain the necessary skills to have a non-judgmental conversation, recognise the signs and symptoms of common workplace mental health issues and effectively guide a person towards the right support. Please be aware that this course focuses on employees in the workplace and covers subjects that some people may find dis-tressing, including suicide and self-harm. If a delegate feels over-whelmed they can leave the course at any time.

Course aims: A range of First Aid for Mental Health related subjects are covered including: Depression Post-traumatic stress disorder Self-harm Suicide Eating disorders Bipolar disorder Personality disorders Psychosis Schizophrenia Anxiety

A Level 3 Award in First Aid for Mental Health will be issued to the learner, subject to successful assessment, accredited by NUCO Train-ing Ltd. There is no expiry of the qualification, but annual refresher training is recommended.

Our trainer: Sarah Keating is an experienced and qualified trainer who has been trained with Mental Health England and other awarding organi-sations to gain the expertise and knowledge to deliver First Aid for Mental Health.

Inhouse Training Can also be offered as inhouse training at a date and time convenient to you. Training would need to be for 12 hours and the cost is £1200+vat for up to 16. This would be the full Level 3 course (inc Level 2)

Cost:

£85.00 per person

Includes unlimited tea & coffee, books and accredited certificate

First Aid For Mental Health Level 3

Cur riculum Courses

Dates & Times: Tues 15th October 2019 9.30 – 12.00 pm OR Wed 16th October 2019 9.30 – 12.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Course aims: This course reflects the growing needs of children attending edu-cation and early years settings with a variety of medication needs. This course is relevant to any member of staff responsible for the monitoring of medicines within a primary or secondary school, early years establishment or after school provider.

Course outline: • Review of your current practice • Current legislation regarding the administration of medicines in

schools incl. Ofsted and Early Years requirements • Classification of drugs and their limitations of use in the

school/setting • Types of medication commonly used in schools/settings • Storage and disposal of medication • Routes of drug administration e.g. oral, inhaled • Regulations regarding storage and labelling of medications • Documentation and Care Plans • Procedure to follow in the case of a drug being administered

incorrectly • Advice on the settings ‘Administration of Medicine Policies’

Throughout the session there will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions relevant to your own practices and working environment.

Our Trainer: Marie McKittrick—Marie has worked as a qualified Registered General Nurse for over 32 years. Initially specialising in Women’s Health, Marie set up the first Emergency Assessment Unit for Women in North Manchester. She then went on to work in Gen-eral Practice covering all aspects of Primary Care. Marie’s latest role was in the Education sector working as a School Nurse in a large Independent school caring for the health and welfare needs of children from the ages of 3 -18yrs.

Inhouse Training Can also be offered as inhouse training at a date and time convenient to you. Training would need to be for 2.5 hours and the cost is £350+vat for up to 25 participants

Cost:

£40.00 +vat per person

Includes unlimited tea & coffee

Managing The Administration Of Medicines in An Educational Setting


Dates & Times: Fri 1st November 2019 9.00—12.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Aims of the course The aim of this course is to recognise different aspects of con-flict that delegates may encounter and to understand and be aware of different methods of resolving such conflicts within the workplace.

Course content includes: • common causes of conflict • the two forms of communication and how this can breakdown • exploring different attitudes and behaviours people may dis-

play and the impacts this has on others within the workplace • two examples of communication models that can assist in as-

sertively resolving conflict situations • exploring options on how to coach, counsel and turn around

problems within workplace teams • exploring ways to manage employee conflict and improve

workplace communication and team productivity.

Target audience: Anyone wanting to resolve issues with conflict in the workplace


Cost:



Conflict Resolution


Dates & Times: Wed 6th November 2019 9.00 – 12.00 pm OR Tue 25th February 2020 9.00 – 12.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Aims of the course This course will support those responsible for the safety of prem-ises and buildings, equipping them with understanding and knowledge of how to manage essential aspects of fire safety.

Course content includes: • how to recognise the cost of fire • the role of the fire marshal • liaison with the fire service • action on discovering a fire • fire safety legislation • the chemistry of fire • common causes of fire • fire safety precautions and prevention • fire drills and evacuation • how to use fire extinguishers.

Target audience: Proprietors of settings, managers and those responsible for health and safety.


Cost:


Includes unlimited tea & coffee and certifi-cates.



Dates & Times: Wed 6th November 2019 1.00—4.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Aims of the course On completion of the session participants should be able to: • understand the requirements of Work At Height Regulations. • ensure that all work at height is planned and organised • recognise external factors which may affect safety • inspect any equipment for work and ensure it is appropriate

for the task • minimise the risks • identify/access equipment (hierarchy) • provide delegates with an awareness of the hazards and

workplace precautions relating to manual handling • define the potential problems related to Manual handling • avoid the need for manual handling • assess the risk from manual handling • reduce the risk.

Target audience: Anyone who undertakes work at height, or who employs people who regularly work at height.


Cost:

£25.00 + VAT per person


Manual Handling & Working At Heights

Cur riculum Courses

Dates & Times: Thurs 7th November 2019 6.30 – 9.00 pm OR Fri 8th November 2019 9.30 – 12.00 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Course aims: This course is designed to equip staff with a basic understanding of serious childhood medical conditions and how they can be safe-ly managed in an educational/early years setting e.g. • Anaphylaxis (Severe Allergy) • Diabetes • Epilepsy • Asthma

Following completion of the course staff should have the neces-sary skills to be able deal with a medical emergency where safe administration of emergency medicines are required e.g. • EpiPen's (Adrenaline Devices) • Antihistamines • Anti-Seizure Medication • Hypoglycemia medication • Asthma Inhalers

This course may be particularly relevant to those who have al-ready completed the ‘Managing the Administration of medicines in an educational/early years setting’ course and staff who are re-sponsible for school trips, after school activities or out of school clubs.

Our Trainer: Marie McKittrick—Marie has worked as a qualified Registered General Nurse for over 32 years. Initially specialising in Women’s Health, Marie set up the first Emergency Assessment Unit for Women in North Manchester. She then went on to work in Gen-eral Practice covering all aspects of Primary Care. Marie’s latest role was in the Education sector working as a School Nurse in a large Independent school caring for the health and welfare needs of children from the ages of 3 -18yrs.

Inhouse Training Can also be offered as inhouse training at a date and time convenient to you. Training would need to be for 2.5 hours and the cost is £350+vat for up to 25 participants

Cost:



Understanding Medical Conditions Including Safe Administration of Emergency Medicine

Cur riculum Courses

Dates & Times: Mon 11th November 2019 9.00 – 12.30 pm OR Mon 2nd March 2020 9.00 – 12.30 pm Venue: Bury Business Lodge, Barcroft St Bury BL9 5BT

Aims of the course To provide important information regarding the safeguarding of children enabling delegates to respond confidently and appropri-ately should they be concerned about the safety and welfare of a child.

Course content includes: • Safeguarding - a legislative context/historic influences • Understanding and applying Local Authority ‘Thresholds of

Need • Early Help and its role within safeguarding • Recognising signs and indicators of abuse and neglect or that

a girl may have been subjected to (or is at risk of) female genital mutilation

• Responding to a disclosure • Information sharing • Current/emergent themes, CSE, FGM and County Lines • Allegations of professional abuse

This course will use bespoke Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB) guidance and threshold details for all delegates at-tending and has been endorsed by a number of LSCB’s in Greater Manchester. All trainers delivering this course are experienced safeguarding practitioners.

Target audience: All staff and governors working in schools and colleges.

Inhouse Training Can also be offered as inhouse training at a date and time convenient to you. Training would need to be for 3.5 hours and the cost is £345 for up to 25 participants (plus £15 per additional person)

Cost:

£40.00 per person


Safeguarding Children & Young People

Cur riculum Courses

Dates & Times: Mon 11th November 2019 4.30—5.30 pm

OR Mon 11th November 2019 6.30—7.30 pm


Course aims: Definition of Anaphylaxis Signs and Symptoms of an Allergic Reaction Use of Adrenaline Devices Practical Session Storage of Emergency Medication Advice on Care Plans and Documentation Current Legislation - Spare EpiPen's Advice regarding avoidance of Allergic reactions in the school setting/ workplace Our trainer: Marie McKittrick—Marie has worked as a qualified Regis-tered General Nurse for over 32 years. Initially specialising in Women’s Health, Marie set up the first Emergency As-sessment Unit for Women in North Manchester. She then went on to work in General Practice covering all aspects of Primary Care. Marie’s latest role was in the Education sector working as a School Nurse in a large Independent school car-ing for the health and welfare needs of children from the ages of 3 -18yrs.

Inhouse Training Can also be offered as inhouse training at a date and time convenient to you. Training would need to be for 1 hour and the cost is £150+vat for up to 25 participants

Cost:



Anaphylaxis (EpiPen) Training

Keep everyone safe in school Reduce restraints Reduce Exclusions

Provide a positive learning environment through Restorative Practices

What is challenging behaviour? In safe schools we refer to challenging behaviour as a term to describe student behaviour that can result in harm. It describes behaviour such as – violence, aggression, swearing, disruption, absconding, drugs, alco-hol, smoking, persistent lateness and absenteeism, It also covers the breaking of basic school rules such as non-uniform or bringing forbidden items into school.

What can Safe Schools do for your school? At times schools can be extremely challenging and staff need to plan for and manage this behaviour. Safe schools provide training and sys-tems to furnish the staff and Senior Leadership Teams with the skills to manage challenging behaviour. These skills include:

• Understanding behaviour

• Communication

• De-escalation

• Restrictive and Non-restrictive Physical Interventions

What do the government mean by the term Reasonable Force? The use of reasonable force in schools can be a minefield for teachers and SLT. Safe Schools make this simple by explaining the law and how it applies in your school, with your staff and your pupils. Staff will learn simple techniques to maintain the safety of everyone in the school com-munity in the context of Last Resort

How will restorative practice benefit our school? Attendance and punctuality are key to students learning. Restorative practices will improve relationships among learners and staff which will promote a positive and respectful culture where students will enjoy school and learning. They will become more positive in their attitude to their education in the knowledge that they will always be listened to and the consequences to poor behaviour will be fair and agreed by staff and learner alike. Restorative practice promotes the fundamental British values of respect, responsibility, appreciation of diversity and helps learners to become active citizens within their school community.

For more information please email [email protected] and our trainer will contact you to discuss your requirements

Cost:

Please contact us for further details & prices

In house Training Safe Schools

Health & Safety Solut ions (NW) Ltd

We can offer a basic first aid training session for pupils, staff or parents. The course will cover basic first aid and participants will receive a certificate of attendance. First aid for students —2-3hours—£250 +vat (Max 35 participants) First aid for staff/parents —3 hours—£200+vat for up to 15 participants (plus £10 per additional person)

Cost:


In house Training Basic First Aid for Pupils


Overview To provide schools and settings working with children the oppor-tunity to consider plans and procedures that keep children and adults safe should there be need to evacuate or in invacuate buildings. Outline of Programme

• Evacuation and invacuation

• When to evacuate, when to invacuate

• Effective lock down procedures

• Emergency planning, guidance and good practice

Cost:


In house Training Invacuation Training


Infection Control Awareness

• What is infection control

• Why is infection control important

• Principles behind infection control

• What is infection

• How is infection spread

• Preventing the spread of infection Health & Safety Awareness

• Understand roles and responsibilities for health, safety and welfare in the workplace

• Understand how risk assessments contribute to health and safety

• Understand how to identify and control the risks from com-mon workplace hazards

• Know the procedures for responding to accidents and inci-dents in the workplace

Assessment There is a multiple choice exam at the end of the course

Cost:


In house Training Health & Safety Awareness

& Infection Control


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