Specialist Training

The course is an intensive IRCA Licensed one day training course.

The course concentrates on the role of SSIP and how assessors working for an SSIP Registered Scheme Member should conduct an assessment of an organisations health and safety arrangements against the stage 1 core criteria for health and safety competence specified in the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007.

The course is highly interactive and contains a mixture of tutorial and open discussion sessions together with role play workshops and a 45 minute examination at the conclusion of the course.

Better business relationships lead to better business performance. Get the best out of partnerships working with our Introduction to BS 11000 Collaborative Relationships – setting you one step ahead.

“Partnering is fundamental to the way we manage our relationships with customers and suppliers…and they are already placing considerable value on BS 11000 certification.”

Working with other organisations on a collaborative basis, you can gain competitive advantage through better cost, resource and risk management, as well as encouraging innovation. Understand how by learning about BS 11000, its eight-stage structure and principles. Gain a sound understanding of the benefits of managing effective collaborative relationships and how to really benefit from partnership working. You will work with expert trainers to review all BS 11000 requirements and find out how to guarantee excellent delivery and achieve outstanding supplier and customer relationships.

Make it your business to deliver the benefits of collaborative working and lead excellent partnerships in your organisation. Choose our Implementing BS 11000 Collaborative Business Relationships Training Course and guide your business to BS 11000 certification.

“The benefits of certification are clearly evident and we have developed a good working relationship with BSI.”

Our expert trainers keep the course practical giving you relevant knowledge to achieve the BS 11000 standard of collaborative relationship management. Two days of learning are based around industry best practice outlined in BS 11000:2010. Find out how to challenge and innovate to get the best out of partnerships and deliver real benefits – achieve greater efficiency by sharing skills and resources and reducing cost and risk.

We recommend you attend the Introduction to BS 11000 Collaborative Business Relationships first.

Avoid fire and safety hazards with our Emergency Lighting for the Fire Safety Order combined with Competent Engineering Certificate Training Course – accredited by the Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting (ICEL).

The course gives you an understanding of basic emergency legislation, standards and design principles, including the latest photometric data presentation and automatic testing standards.
Understand how these changes support the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order and gain an overview of the IEC Lumex standard for automatic testing and the European emergency application standard EN 50172.

Learn to test compliance, work with checklists and identify opportunities for improvement. And be confident using risk assessment data and maintaining systems to achieve continual improvement.
You will complete four assessed modules and a practical exercise to receive the ICEL accredited Competent Engineering Certificate.

“The tutor had very good knowledge.”

Application of Risk to Management Systems training course will give management representatives and people responsible for management systems the tools and techniques that will enable the effective application of risk methods to their systems.