Organisations have a legal duty to put in place suitable arrangements to manage health and safety.
As a minimum you should have:
- A written health and safety policy (if you employ 5 of more people)
- Suitable and sufficient assessment of the risks to anyone who could be affected by organisations activities
- Access to competent health and safety advice
- Providing employees with information about the risks in the workplace
- Instruction and training for employees on how to deal with the risks
- Ensuring there is adequate and appropriate supervision
- Consulting with employees about their risks at work
Our consultants can work with you to create an innovative health, safety and environmental programme.
We can offer both the strategic and operational requirements of modern business to help you create an innovative health and safey and environmental programme.
We have many years experience of working with various types and sizes of companies throughout multi industries.
Our primary health, safety and environmental advisory service includes:
- System development and implementation
- Programme development and implementation
- Audits and action planning
- Contractor approval programmes
- Regulatory identification and evaluation of compliance
- Adverse event reporting and investigation
- Emergency action planning
- In-house advisory service
Contact us for further information
Aim of Course
Our ATV course is designed to train the candidate to be able to operate the vehicle safely and in accordance with current guidelines and legislation; and to have underpinning knowledge of their responsibilities when doing so, under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and other current legislation.
Course summary
- Roles and responsibilities
- Current relevant legislation
- Introduction to the vehicle
- Preparing for work
- Travelling and manoeuvring
- Setting up for work
- Working tasks
- Shutting down
Course duration
A ‘test only’ can be carried out on candidates with relevant experience.
Training duration is dependent on the number of candidates, and each candidates previous experience. Generally a novice candidate would require 2 days training (on a fully subscribed course), however this could be reduced with relevant experience.
Course certification
On successful completion of this course candidates can be issued with either of the following certification:
- NPORS (National Plant Operators Registration Scheme) card
- CTA (Camilla Training Aspects) certificate.
Further information
We are an ITA approved centre. Get in touch to find out how you can use your £200 ITA grant towards the cost of this course.