Inside this issue

To Brexit or not to Brexit

(That Was the Question)

1

Training Failures left

Delivery Driver with

Traumatic Brain Injury on

First Day of Work

1

Two Companies Fined

Following Death of Worker

2

pound600 Fine after Worker

Killed by Dumper Truck

lsquoCourt Case Cornerrsquo

Recent (UK) Prosecutions

3

About Handson Safety

Services Limited

4

Recommendations 4

Course Training Dates

March 2019 - Aug 2019

Come and take part in

an exceptional learning

experience

4

Your Safety

in Our Hands

Training Failures left Delivery Driver with Traumatic Brain

Injury on First Day of Work

March 2019

Issue 46

The Handson team continue to

be ded-

icated to providing

a

professional and

comprehensive training and

consultancy service to our

Clients Friends

We are pleased to say that we

continue to achieve

excellent results in our

accredited courses whilst

making new friends along the

way which is always pleasing

New delegates continue to

join our rolling NEBOSH

National Diploma Programme

with Unit B

lsquoHazardous SubstancesAgentsrsquo

commencing on May 1st 2019

Why not take the next step

and come and join us

An agency worker who fell off a raised tail lift and suffered a brain injury on his first day in a new job

had not been trained to use the equipment safely a court was told

The 27-year-old man was working as a multi-drop delivery driver for pallet distribution firm

HampM Distribution when the accident happened on 18 May 2017

The company pleaded guilty to breaching s 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Act and has

been fined pound60000 Cheltenham Magistratesrsquo Court was told that the worker was given a lsquobriefrsquo

induction at the companyrsquos Gloucester depot before starting work the same day

However an address on his route was incorrect and the order of 12 beer kegs was undeliverable

The worker was moving the kegs with a pallet truck to access the next load when he fell from

the raised tail lift on to the road several kegs of beer fell and struck him resulting in a traumatic

brain injury and facial fractures that required metal plates to be inserted into his skull

Investigating the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) found the worker had no previous experience

with the type of pallet truck or tail lift involved in the accident had not been trained to use the machinery

safely nor was he made aware of safe working practices for operating a pallet truck on a tail lift

It said HampM Distribution failed in its duty to carry out checks on the injured personrsquos competence

and previous experience and as a result did not provide adequate training

The company was ordered to pay prosecution costs of pound7203 also

After the hearing HSE inspector Berenice Ray said

lsquoEmployers who use agency workers or contractors have a responsibility to firstly establish the workersrsquo

competence [considering] their level of experience and familiarity with the work and work equipment

and then provide the appropriate level of training to ensure the work is done safely

lsquoIf appropriate training had been provided the life-changing injuries sustained by the agency worker

could have been preventedrsquo

In August 2014 a HampM Distribution delivery driver was paralysed from the chest down when he was

crushed between two vehicles at a yard in Sandy Bedfordshire resulting in a pound150000

Handson Safety Services provide regular Construction Skills public training courses throughout the year

including the 5 day Site Managers Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) 2 Day Site Supervisors Safety Training

Scheme (SSSTS) We have now launched our Construction Skills Accredited 1 Day lsquoHealth and Safety

Awarenessrsquo course required by site operatives wishing to gain their CSCS card

Why not come along and gain a good understanding of construction site safety legislation and help to

make your worksites safer and more worker friendly

Health and safety protections and your duties to protect the

Health and Safety of people will not change with Brexit as the

HSE have made minor amendments to regulations to remove EU

references but legal requirements and the protections these

provide will remain the same as they are now

After Brexit HSE are advising that you should continue to manage

your business and employees in a proportionate way to reduce

risk and to protect people and the environment

Employers obligations to protect peoplersquos Health and Safety will not change with Brexit

Whatever deal the UK leaves the EU with HSErsquos approach to regulation is to preserve the UKrsquos high

standards in Health and Safety and to continue to protect people and the environment (HSE website)

To Brexit or not to Brexit (That Was the Question)

The Whole Brexit Situation Has Become Such a Mess That the Only

Good Thing that has Come Out of it up till now are the Jokes

A worker was killed in a crush incident after firms had

lsquofailed to properly plan the lifting operationrsquo

Andrew Bowes a 37-year-old metal fabricator

employed by Larkin Engineering Services Ltd died

while working at the companyrsquos premises on Meeting

Industrial Estate in Barrow in Furness

The incident happened during March 2012

Larkin Engineering Services Ltd had contracted

Cumbria Design Scaffold Ltd to collect two large

metal walkways and deliver them to a customer using

a flatbed lorry fitted with a mounted crane

Mr Bowes was directed to assist with the lifting

operation by his employer

The first walkway had been lifted onto the back of

the lorry but was not fastened down

As the crane moved to pick up the second walkway

a sling became snagged on the first walkway causing

it to tip over and fall from the back of the lorry onto

Mr Bowes who sustained fatal crush injuries

In respect of Cumbria Design Scaffold Ltd the

HSErsquos investigation found that the company

had failed to

bull Properly plan the lifting operation

bull Recognise the risks involved and did not have a

safe system of work for what was a complex lift

bull Supervise the lifting operation properly

As a consequence the lifting operation was poorly

organised and controlled placing those in the immediate

vicinity at significant risk

In terms of Larkin Eng Services Ltd the investigation found

it had failed in its duty to ensure the safety of Mr Bowes

It had directed Mr Bowes who had only been working for

the company a week to become actively involved whilst

the operation was taking place

Cumbria Design Scaffold Ltd of Ulverston Cumbria

pleaded guilty to breaching Section 3 (1) of the

Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and was fined

pound60000 with costs of pound2746428

Larkin Eng Services Ltd of Barrow in Furness Cumbria

pleaded guilty to breaching Section 2(1) of the Health

and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and was ordered to

pay fines of pound20000 and costs of pound2721109

Speaking after the hearing HSE Inspector Anthony Banks said

lsquoWe would like to thank Andrewrsquos family for their patience

throughout what has been a complex investigation

Companies should always ensure that lifting operations are

properly planned organised and conducted safely

Had this lifting operation been properly planned and

supervised then this tragedy could have been averted

HSE will take enforcement action against both clients and

contractors who fail to meet the required standardsrsquo

Your Safety in Our Hands

Handson Safety Services can carry out Safety Audits designed to assist you in ensuring that you are brought up to date with

legislative changes and also assist you to meet these requirements We also continue to provide a high standard of

accredited and bespoke courses to suit the specific needs of our clients delivered in a professional and competent manner

Handson lsquoCartoon Capersrsquo

Two Companies Fined Following Death of Worker

pound600k Fine after Worker Killed by Dumper Truck

A construction firm has been fined pound600000 following the death of a workman

who was crushed by a dumper truck in Edinburgh

Vincent Ramsay 55 was killed on a building site in 2016 when a dumper truck

ran over him at the bottom of a dirt ramp

The father-of four had been crouching down to spray markings when he was hit

London-based Allenbuild Ltd pleaded guilty to health and safety failings

at Edinburgh Sheriff Court Sheriff Norman McFadyen said the purpose of

the pound600000 fine was to bring home to businesses the need to comply

with Health and Safety legislation He said

lsquoIt is not to put a value on a human life and that is not what the court is

doing it is punishing the companyrsquo

He concluded by expressing to the family his own condolences and sympathy

The incident took place at a former bus and tram depot in Leith known as Shrubhill

Allenbuild Ltd had been developing the site for housing and the accident

occurred at the bottom of a dirt ramp leading to an underground car park

Mr Ramsay was crouched down to respray a pile marker at the bottom of the

ramp when he was struck by a dumper truck

The court heard that the driver of the dumper truck had restricted visibility because

of the load of excavated earth it was carrying and had not seen Mr Ramsay

Sheriff McFadyen said the company should have recognised there were

instances where site personnel had to access the underground car park

on or near to traffic routes used by trucks and should have taken measures

to ensure that they were not at risk of being struck

The sheriff accepted that the company had been in business for over 70 years

had no previous convictions and had admitted guilt at the earliest opportunity

This led to him slightly reducing the size of the fine

Handson Safety Services are able to offer professional assistance in the

design and maintenance of your on-site traffic management systems

lsquoCourt Case Cornerrsquo - Recent (UK) Prosecutions

Handson Safety Services Limited continues to excel in assisting companies to implement

Safety Health and Environmental systems designed to minimise the potential risks to

colleagues and employers alike For additional information on our consultancy and training

packages please feel free to contact our admin support team on

01270 252009

enquirieshandson-safety-servicescouk - or - wwwhandson-safety-servicescouk

Worker Died in Stairwell Fall after Construction

Company Failed to Provide Edge Protection

A quarry operator that failed to keep fixed guards in place

on moving machinery has been fined pound44000 after a new

employee sustained serious arm injuries

The Tudor Griffiths employee was injured on his first day

working at the quarry in Ellesmere in Shropshire when his arm

got caught and dragged into the nip point between the

conveyor belt and the rotating tail drum

The worker required multiple skin graft operations on his arm

and has been left with permanent scarring

A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) investigation found

the Ellesmere-based company had failed to ensure that fixed

guards were effective to prevent workers accessing the

dangerous parts of the machinery

The risk had been identified several months before the incident

on 9 December 2016 but the company had taken no action

to prevent access to what is known to be a danger area

Tudor Griffiths pleaded guilty to breaching s 2(1) of the Health

and Safety at Work Act at Telford Magistratesrsquo Court and

must also pay pound2866 costs

lsquoEntanglement in conveyor systems is a significant cause

of serious accidentsincidents in the quarry industry

Quarry operators should make sure they properly assess and

apply effective control measures to minimise the risk from

dangerous parts of machineryrsquo

Handson are able to provide you with a

competent Fire Risk Assessment (FRA)

A property developer that failed to provide edge protection

during the conversion of a west London warehouse into

residential flats has been fined over the death of a worker

who plummeted 75 m down a stairwell

The Formation Construction employee was using a concrete

breaker at Tech West House in Acton to make an opening for

the stairwell when he fell on 4thNovember 2015 and sustained

fatal head injuries

A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) investigation found the

company had not planned or supervised the work and had

failed to ensure it was being carried out safely

It served an enforcement notice stopping the work activity until

there were guardrails or barriers to prevent workers falling

Formation Construction pleaded guilty to breaching s 2(1) of the

Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and was fined pound300000

plus pound17528 costs at Westminster Magistratesrsquo Court

Accounts filed for the year to 31 August 2017 showed a

turnover of pound209m thus classed as a lsquomediumrsquo organisation

under the safety and health sentencing guidelines

HSE inspector Kevin Smith said the accident was

lsquotragic and wholly avoidable caused by the failure of the

company to implement suitable and sufficient measures

to prevent fallsrsquo

Manufacturing Company Fined euro500k after

Fatal Accident at Quarry

A manufacturer of concrete and quarry stone products in the

Republic of Ireland has been fined euro500000 for three breaches

of Health and Safety legislation

The prosecution followed a fatal accident on 11 June 2015 at

Carrowscoilta Quarry Ballyhaunis Co Mayo

An employee of the company Mr Joseph Harrington was fatally injured

when he fell into an inadequately guarded stone crusher at the quarry

operated by Harrington Concrete (no relation) and Quarries ULC

Harrington Concrete and Quarries ULC had earlier pleaded guilty to

three offences under the Safety Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005

namely the failure to

bullAdequately guard the crusher and the area around it

bullEnsure there were safe systems in place to unblock the crusher

bullEnsure the safety statement contained safe operating procedures and

instructions for the operation of the crusher

Mark Cullen Asst Chief Executive of the Health and Safety Authority said

lsquoIt is vital that employers ensure that they provide safe plant and

machinery and that there are appropriate safe systems of work in

place designed to protect their employees Furthermore such measures

should be specified in the company safety statement The failures that

contributed to this incident are clear and the consequences for

Mr Harrington and his family were tragicrsquo

Quarry Worker Requires Skin Grafts

after First-Day Arm Injuries

Handson Safety Services Limited is an established Safety Health

and Environmental consultancy and training provider offering

consultancy support and training services throughout the UK

Our level of expertise enables us to be able to provide a

complete service from the carrying out of initial site inspections

to the provision of practical solutions to any problems identified

We also deliver professional accredited or bespoke in-house

or open public course training on a wide range of topics

Consultancy

We have a large multi-disciplined team of highly-qualified

consultants who are able to offer complete solutions for all your

Safety Health and Environmental needs including the provision

of a Competent CDM Advisor service assisting the Principal

Designer to meet their competency requirements

Training

We aim to meet the needs of your organisation and regularly

run NEBOSH IOSH and Construction Skills courses with

excellent pass rates Furthermore we can now offer other

courses on a wide range of sector-specific topics including

Drivers CPC Periodic Training

Ralph Stubbs BSc (Hons) PIEMA MIQ IMaPS FIIRSM CFIOSH Director

PhoneFax 01270 252009

Email enquirieshandson-safety-servicescouk

Together we can make a difference

About Handson Safety

Services Limited

We are also able to write and deliver numerous bespoke industrytask specific courses and

would be pleased to provide you with further information on request

More detailed information about our extensive suite of courses is available on our

website wwwhandson-safety-servicescouk or contact one of the team on 01270 252009

We hope we can work with you to enable your colleagues to work in a safe and productive manner

7th

Course

Duration

Type

March 2019

April 2019

May 2019

June 2019

July 2019

August 2019

SMSTS

5 Days

Block

13th - 17th

22nd - 26th

SMSTS

5 Days

Day Release

2nd (1)

9th (2)

16th (4)

23rd (5)

30th (6)

25th (1)

2nd (2)

9th (3)

16th (4)

23rd (5)

SMSTS Refresher 2 Days Block 8th - 9th 8th - 9th

SSSTS 2 Days Block 25th - 26th 20th - 21st 11th - 12th

CITB

H amp S Awareness

1 Day 28th 29th 28th 25th 30th 27th

IOSH

Managing Safely

5 Days

Block

18th - 21st

3rd - 6th

27th - 30th

IOSH

Leading Safely

1 Day

14th 15th

IOSH

Working Safely

1Day

11th 27th

19th

NEBOSH

National General

Certificate

10 Days

Plus

Exams

Block

7th - 10th

amp

20th - 24th

Revision

3rd4th

Exam 5th

5th - 9th

amp

19th - 23rd

NEBOSH

National General

Certificate

10 Days

Plus

Exams

Day

Release

27th (1)

3rd (2)

10th (3)

17th (4)

24th (5)

1st (6)

8th (7)

15th (8)

22nd (9)

29th (10)

Revision

3rd4th

Exam 5th

26th (1)

2nd (2)

10th (3)

17th (4)

24th (5)

31st (6)

7th (7)

14th (8)

21st (9)

28th (10)

NEBOSH

National

DIPLOMA

10 Days

+ Revision

+ Exams

Day

Release

lsquoModule Brsquo

1st (1)

8th (2)

15th (3)

22nd (4)

29th (5)

5th (6)

12th (7)

19th (8)

26th (9)

3rd (10)

Revision 10th

Exam (A) 16th

Exam (B) 17th

Exam (C) 18th

Public Course Training Dates

March 2019ndash August 2019

Secure your place now by calling 01270 252009

NEBOSH National Diploma Day Release - lsquoUnit Brsquo - Commences on May 1st 2019

NEBOSH NATIONAL

DIPLOMA rsquoUnit Brsquo

Commences on

May 1st 2019

Book Your Place Now

We believe that recommendations go a long way

Please contact the

office for details of

our Room Hire

PricesFacilities

James WILLOUGHBY

Major Projects Department Freyssinet 280 Avenue Napoleon Bonaparte CS 60002-92506 Rueil Malmaison Cedex FRANCE

Ralph I would like to extend thanks to you personally and on behalf of all our trainees for your delivery of our in-house 5-day Site Managers Safety course in Rueil-Malmaison Paris in January 2019 Your technical knowledge enthusiasm and relevant anecdotes have been used to great effect in teaching everyone a range of subjects from behavioural safety and tendering through to many technical health and safety topics and root cause analysis Our delegates have thoroughly enjoyed the humour and experience that you brought to the course which has helped immensely to keep them well engaged and to fix things in their minds Of particular interest was the lsquohow to make toastrsquo exercisersquo which helped our trainees learn interesting strategies for analysing and communicating complex systems it will be a real value when our teams sit down to complete method statements and work instructions in our international and multi-lingual environment But perhaps most importantly of all is the rapport that you build with trainees Far too many course instructors are equipped with technical know-how but fail to engage their audience especially across a 5-day course It is clear to see that everyone appreciates this characteristic of your delivery style We very much look forward to seeing back in Paris later in the year Thanks again Kind regards James Health Safety and Environmental Manager +33 612 47 52 01 jameswilloughbyfreyssinetcom httpsuklinkedincominjwilloughby

lsquoCourt Case Cornerrsquo - Recent (UK) Prosecutions

Handson Safety Services Limited continues to excel in assisting companies to implement

Safety Health and Environmental systems designed to minimise the potential risks to

colleagues and employers alike For additional information on our consultancy and training

packages please feel free to contact our admin support team on

01270 252009

enquirieshandson-safety-servicescouk - or - wwwhandson-safety-servicescouk

Worker Died in Stairwell Fall after Construction

Company Failed to Provide Edge Protection

A quarry operator that failed to keep fixed guards in place

on moving machinery has been fined pound44000 after a new

employee sustained serious arm injuries

The Tudor Griffiths employee was injured on his first day

working at the quarry in Ellesmere in Shropshire when his arm

got caught and dragged into the nip point between the

conveyor belt and the rotating tail drum

The worker required multiple skin graft operations on his arm

and has been left with permanent scarring

A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) investigation found

the Ellesmere-based company had failed to ensure that fixed

guards were effective to prevent workers accessing the

dangerous parts of the machinery

The risk had been identified several months before the incident

on 9 December 2016 but the company had taken no action

to prevent access to what is known to be a danger area

Tudor Griffiths pleaded guilty to breaching s 2(1) of the Health

and Safety at Work Act at Telford Magistratesrsquo Court and

must also pay pound2866 costs

lsquoEntanglement in conveyor systems is a significant cause

of serious accidentsincidents in the quarry industry

Quarry operators should make sure they properly assess and

apply effective control measures to minimise the risk from

dangerous parts of machineryrsquo

Handson are able to provide you with a

competent Fire Risk Assessment (FRA)

A property developer that failed to provide edge protection

during the conversion of a west London warehouse into

residential flats has been fined over the death of a worker

who plummeted 75 m down a stairwell

The Formation Construction employee was using a concrete

breaker at Tech West House in Acton to make an opening for

the stairwell when he fell on 4thNovember 2015 and sustained

fatal head injuries

A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) investigation found the

company had not planned or supervised the work and had

failed to ensure it was being carried out safely

It served an enforcement notice stopping the work activity until

there were guardrails or barriers to prevent workers falling

Formation Construction pleaded guilty to breaching s 2(1) of the

Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and was fined pound300000

plus pound17528 costs at Westminster Magistratesrsquo Court

Accounts filed for the year to 31 August 2017 showed a

turnover of pound209m thus classed as a lsquomediumrsquo organisation

under the safety and health sentencing guidelines

HSE inspector Kevin Smith said the accident was

lsquotragic and wholly avoidable caused by the failure of the

company to implement suitable and sufficient measures

to prevent fallsrsquo

Manufacturing Company Fined euro500k after

Fatal Accident at Quarry

A manufacturer of concrete and quarry stone products in the

Republic of Ireland has been fined euro500000 for three breaches

of Health and Safety legislation

The prosecution followed a fatal accident on 11 June 2015 at

Carrowscoilta Quarry Ballyhaunis Co Mayo

An employee of the company Mr Joseph Harrington was fatally injured

when he fell into an inadequately guarded stone crusher at the quarry

operated by Harrington Concrete (no relation) and Quarries ULC

Harrington Concrete and Quarries ULC had earlier pleaded guilty to

three offences under the Safety Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005

namely the failure to

bullAdequately guard the crusher and the area around it

bullEnsure there were safe systems in place to unblock the crusher

bullEnsure the safety statement contained safe operating procedures and

instructions for the operation of the crusher

Mark Cullen Asst Chief Executive of the Health and Safety Authority said

lsquoIt is vital that employers ensure that they provide safe plant and

machinery and that there are appropriate safe systems of work in

place designed to protect their employees Furthermore such measures

should be specified in the company safety statement The failures that

contributed to this incident are clear and the consequences for

Mr Harrington and his family were tragicrsquo

Quarry Worker Requires Skin Grafts

after First-Day Arm Injuries

Handson Safety Services Limited is an established Safety Health

and Environmental consultancy and training provider offering

consultancy support and training services throughout the UK

Our level of expertise enables us to be able to provide a

complete service from the carrying out of initial site inspections

to the provision of practical solutions to any problems identified

We also deliver professional accredited or bespoke in-house

or open public course training on a wide range of topics

Consultancy

We have a large multi-disciplined team of highly-qualified

consultants who are able to offer complete solutions for all your

Safety Health and Environmental needs including the provision

of a Competent CDM Advisor service assisting the Principal

Designer to meet their competency requirements

Training

We aim to meet the needs of your organisation and regularly

run NEBOSH IOSH and Construction Skills courses with

excellent pass rates Furthermore we can now offer other

courses on a wide range of sector-specific topics including

Drivers CPC Periodic Training

Ralph Stubbs BSc (Hons) PIEMA MIQ IMaPS FIIRSM CFIOSH Director

PhoneFax 01270 252009

Email enquirieshandson-safety-servicescouk

Together we can make a difference

About Handson Safety

Services Limited

We are also able to write and deliver numerous bespoke industrytask specific courses and

would be pleased to provide you with further information on request

More detailed information about our extensive suite of courses is available on our

website wwwhandson-safety-servicescouk or contact one of the team on 01270 252009

We hope we can work with you to enable your colleagues to work in a safe and productive manner

7th

Course

Duration

Type

March 2019

April 2019

May 2019

June 2019

July 2019

August 2019

SMSTS

5 Days

Block

13th - 17th

22nd - 26th

SMSTS

5 Days

Day Release

2nd (1)

9th (2)

16th (4)

23rd (5)

30th (6)

25th (1)

2nd (2)

9th (3)

16th (4)

23rd (5)

SMSTS Refresher 2 Days Block 8th - 9th 8th - 9th

SSSTS 2 Days Block 25th - 26th 20th - 21st 11th - 12th

CITB

H amp S Awareness

1 Day 28th 29th 28th 25th 30th 27th

IOSH

Managing Safely

5 Days

Block

18th - 21st

3rd - 6th

27th - 30th

IOSH

Leading Safely

1 Day

14th 15th

IOSH

Working Safely

1Day

11th 27th

19th

NEBOSH

National General

Certificate

10 Days

Plus

Exams

Block

7th - 10th

amp

20th - 24th

Revision

3rd4th

Exam 5th

5th - 9th

amp

19th - 23rd

NEBOSH

National General

Certificate

10 Days

Plus

Exams

Day

Release

27th (1)

3rd (2)

10th (3)

17th (4)

24th (5)

1st (6)

8th (7)

15th (8)

22nd (9)

29th (10)

Revision

3rd4th

Exam 5th

26th (1)

2nd (2)

10th (3)

17th (4)

24th (5)

31st (6)

7th (7)

14th (8)

21st (9)

28th (10)

NEBOSH

National

DIPLOMA

10 Days

+ Revision

+ Exams

Day

Release

lsquoModule Brsquo

1st (1)

8th (2)

15th (3)

22nd (4)

29th (5)

5th (6)

12th (7)

19th (8)

26th (9)

3rd (10)

Revision 10th

Exam (A) 16th

Exam (B) 17th

Exam (C) 18th

Public Course Training Dates

March 2019ndash August 2019

Secure your place now by calling 01270 252009

NEBOSH National Diploma Day Release - lsquoUnit Brsquo - Commences on May 1st 2019

NEBOSH NATIONAL

DIPLOMA rsquoUnit Brsquo

Commences on

May 1st 2019

Book Your Place Now

We believe that recommendations go a long way

Please contact the

office for details of

our Room Hire

PricesFacilities

James WILLOUGHBY

Major Projects Department Freyssinet 280 Avenue Napoleon Bonaparte CS 60002-92506 Rueil Malmaison Cedex FRANCE

Ralph I would like to extend thanks to you personally and on behalf of all our trainees for your delivery of our in-house 5-day Site Managers Safety course in Rueil-Malmaison Paris in January 2019 Your technical knowledge enthusiasm and relevant anecdotes have been used to great effect in teaching everyone a range of subjects from behavioural safety and tendering through to many technical health and safety topics and root cause analysis Our delegates have thoroughly enjoyed the humour and experience that you brought to the course which has helped immensely to keep them well engaged and to fix things in their minds Of particular interest was the lsquohow to make toastrsquo exercisersquo which helped our trainees learn interesting strategies for analysing and communicating complex systems it will be a real value when our teams sit down to complete method statements and work instructions in our international and multi-lingual environment But perhaps most importantly of all is the rapport that you build with trainees Far too many course instructors are equipped with technical know-how but fail to engage their audience especially across a 5-day course It is clear to see that everyone appreciates this characteristic of your delivery style We very much look forward to seeing back in Paris later in the year Thanks again Kind regards James Health Safety and Environmental Manager +33 612 47 52 01 jameswilloughbyfreyssinetcom httpsuklinkedincominjwilloughby

Handson Safety Services Limited is an established Safety Health

and Environmental consultancy and training provider offering

consultancy support and training services throughout the UK

Our level of expertise enables us to be able to provide a

complete service from the carrying out of initial site inspections

to the provision of practical solutions to any problems identified

We also deliver professional accredited or bespoke in-house

or open public course training on a wide range of topics

Consultancy

We have a large multi-disciplined team of highly-qualified

consultants who are able to offer complete solutions for all your

Safety Health and Environmental needs including the provision

of a Competent CDM Advisor service assisting the Principal

Designer to meet their competency requirements

Training

We aim to meet the needs of your organisation and regularly

run NEBOSH IOSH and Construction Skills courses with

excellent pass rates Furthermore we can now offer other

courses on a wide range of sector-specific topics including

Drivers CPC Periodic Training

Ralph Stubbs BSc (Hons) PIEMA MIQ IMaPS FIIRSM CFIOSH Director

PhoneFax 01270 252009

Email enquirieshandson-safety-servicescouk

Together we can make a difference

About Handson Safety

Services Limited

We are also able to write and deliver numerous bespoke industrytask specific courses and

would be pleased to provide you with further information on request

More detailed information about our extensive suite of courses is available on our

website wwwhandson-safety-servicescouk or contact one of the team on 01270 252009

We hope we can work with you to enable your colleagues to work in a safe and productive manner

7th

Course

Duration

Type

March 2019

April 2019

May 2019

June 2019

July 2019

August 2019

SMSTS

5 Days

Block

13th - 17th

22nd - 26th

SMSTS

5 Days

Day Release

2nd (1)

9th (2)

16th (4)

23rd (5)

30th (6)

25th (1)

2nd (2)

9th (3)

16th (4)

23rd (5)

SMSTS Refresher 2 Days Block 8th - 9th 8th - 9th

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H amp S Awareness

1 Day 28th 29th 28th 25th 30th 27th

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5 Days

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1 Day

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1Day

11th 27th

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National General

Certificate

10 Days

Plus

Exams

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7th - 10th

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20th - 24th

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3rd4th

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19th - 23rd

NEBOSH

National General

Certificate

10 Days

Plus

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National

DIPLOMA

10 Days

+ Revision

+ Exams

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Release

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Revision 10th

Exam (A) 16th

Exam (B) 17th

Exam (C) 18th

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March 2019ndash August 2019

Secure your place now by calling 01270 252009

NEBOSH National Diploma Day Release - lsquoUnit Brsquo - Commences on May 1st 2019

NEBOSH NATIONAL

DIPLOMA rsquoUnit Brsquo

Commences on

May 1st 2019

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James WILLOUGHBY

Major Projects Department Freyssinet 280 Avenue Napoleon Bonaparte CS 60002-92506 Rueil Malmaison Cedex FRANCE

Ralph I would like to extend thanks to you personally and on behalf of all our trainees for your delivery of our in-house 5-day Site Managers Safety course in Rueil-Malmaison Paris in January 2019 Your technical knowledge enthusiasm and relevant anecdotes have been used to great effect in teaching everyone a range of subjects from behavioural safety and tendering through to many technical health and safety topics and root cause analysis Our delegates have thoroughly enjoyed the humour and experience that you brought to the course which has helped immensely to keep them well engaged and to fix things in their minds Of particular interest was the lsquohow to make toastrsquo exercisersquo which helped our trainees learn interesting strategies for analysing and communicating complex systems it will be a real value when our teams sit down to complete method statements and work instructions in our international and multi-lingual environment But perhaps most importantly of all is the rapport that you build with trainees Far too many course instructors are equipped with technical know-how but fail to engage their audience especially across a 5-day course It is clear to see that everyone appreciates this characteristic of your delivery style We very much look forward to seeing back in Paris later in the year Thanks again Kind regards James Health Safety and Environmental Manager +33 612 47 52 01 jameswilloughbyfreyssinetcom httpsuklinkedincominjwilloughby