Health & Safety Training Courses

The IASP 10-hour General Industry training is designed for health and safety engineers, health and safety officers, and all professionals to act as an orientation to occupational safety and health.

This course will help teach you how to improve workplace safety and recognize hazards covered by OSHA 29 CFR Part 1910.

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As a professional/engineer, you will learn industry best practices for reducing incidents and injuries, the major hazards you might encounter in general industry work, and solutions to recognize, control, and protect against them.

This advanced training program is designed to help you learn how to establish and implement management systems, safety leadership and management, and the psychology of managing teams [reward and appreciation methodology].

Health and Safety managers play a vital role in building and maintaining safety management systems. Therefore, the demand for HSE Managers is high in developed and developing countries.

The IASP 30-hour General Industry training is designed for managers and supervisors to act as a guide to growing and nurturing a safety culture in your workplace. This course will provide a comprehensive overview of OSHA’s policies, procedures, and standards covered by 29 CFR Part 1910.

This training program is designed to help you learn how to inspect the workpalce properly. how often, and who should be involved. Participants learn how to develop and use checklists in continuous and formal safety inspections.

First Training Course is designed to help employees and individuals learn the regulations, compliance, injuries types, initial response, first aid kit check, checklists, cpr, and the psychology- how to react positively.

Fire Safety Training Course is designed to help employees and individuals learn the regulations and compliance, how to inspect the fire extinguishers, different types of fire extinguishers, the fire warden role, how to evacuate the workplace, record -keeping,  and how to ask for help.

​The OSHA 10-hour Health and Safety Training Program covers a variety of fundamental topics in health and safety. It provides engineers, health and safety professionals, health and safety coordinators, and professionals with important topics regarding their rights, safety responsibilities, and how to identify, abate, avoid, and prevent job-related hazards on a job site. 

This training program is designed to help you learn how to identify and classify hazardous chemicals, and how to use the MSDS. 

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Also, you will learn about the recent changes in HAZCOM Standards and the New Globally Harmonized System [GHS].

The Electrical Safety Training Program is designed to ensure that both employers and employees understand the main risks and the necessary controls for the safe use of electricity at work. Wherever people are working, there are risks to the users of electrical installations and equipment that must be considered.

In this training course, you will learn 

Food Safety Legislation and Compliance

Food Safety Laws and How To Implement and Comply with them, Microbiological  and Physical Hazards​, Food Contamination and The Steps that Should Be Taken To Prevent It, Personal Hygiene, Safe Food Prepapration, Food Storage, and Waste Management.

In this training course, you will learn Work at Height Regulations by providing employers and employees with the necessary information needed to be able to successfully deal with working at height risks and control measures. This includes an understanding of how to undertake a working at height risk assessment to effectively control and manage risks, how to use access equipment safely and how to ensure that employees can reduce their risk of falls from height.

The Confined Spaces Training course has been designed as an awareness-level course to help learners understand the legal requirements outlined by the Confined Space Regulations 1997. It explains the risks associated with confined space entry and working, as well as safe work practices, suitable control measures, and the requirements for emergency arrangements.