Training
Whether you are looking for the introduction of a formal training programme or to supplement the team by enhancing core skills, we at Environ Safety Management Ltd can through our formal approved and accredited courses offer the development of your staff which will ensure a comprehensive understanding, fulfilment and compliance of the stringent legislative requirements and duties placed upon them.
Below is a list of our courses relevant to the education market.
Consultancy Service
- Fire safety strategies and assessments
- Disabled access assessments
- Risk assessment writing
- COSHH assessment writing
- Asbestos Surveys
- Compliance Safety documentation development
- Working at height issues
- Managing Manual Handling
- Violence in the Workplace
- Moving Goods Safely
- Client CDM Compliance services
The primary focuses of Environ Safety Management Ltd training is protecting your staff and members of the public, and is to prevent injuries and ill health to those who could be injured if they entered an area unfamiliar to them, or if they undertake tasks that fall outside their competency.
Case Studies
Norwich pub fined after OAP falls down stairs
A pensioner suffered multiple injuries when she fell down a set of stairs at a city pub, leading to a £9,000 fine for the business because of health and safety breaches. A pub chain that failed to report an accident has been fined £25,000 by Reading magistrate's court. A customer fell through an unsupervised trap door into the cellar of the Three Guineas on Reading railway station at closing time. The Pub owners also had to pay £3,654 costs to the council.
Former landlord of The Star pub fined £16,000
He was prosecuted by the Fire Brigade after officers discovered strict fire safety rules at The Star pub were not being observed after it failed an inspection in 2008. Officers discovered a number of fire safety failings including NO fire extinguishers, NO emergency signage, and NO fire risk assessment.
When officers returned subsequently they found their enforcement notice had not been acted upon.
