Workplace
Health and Safety Level 2
Health and safety law, risk assessment, the workplace, manual handling, equipment, substances, fire and first aid.
- About 45 to 60 minutes
- Refresher every 3 years
£18
£15 + VAT per person
Why slips and trips happen and how to prevent them: spills, floor cleaning, walkways, footwear and stairs.
Staff in kitchens, shops, warehouses, offices and care settings, and the people who supervise them.
Why slips, trips and falls happen
Slips, trips and falls on the same level are one of the most common causes of injury at work, in every type of workplace.
Preventing slips and trips
A few simple habits and good planning remove most slip and trip hazards.
Stairs, lighting, reporting and what to do after a fall
Stairs and poor lighting turn a small slip into a serious fall. Reporting and learning from every incident stops the next one.
Course content based on the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992.
Ready as soon as you pass. It shows your name, the course and your country's version, your score, the topics covered, the completion date, a recommended refresher date (3 years) and a QR code that anyone, such as an employer, can scan to check it online.
The certificate confirms completion of training. It is not a regulated qualification.
Per person
£9.60
£8 + VAT per person
£9.60 in the UK (£8 + VAT per person) · €19 in Ireland (VAT included, per person)
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United Kingdom course
Module 1 is free. One payment gives you the whole Slips, Trips and Falls Awareness course, the final test with free retakes and your certificate.
Demo mode: no payment is taken, the course unlocks straight away.
Workplace
Health and safety law, risk assessment, the workplace, manual handling, equipment, substances, fire and first aid.
£18
£15 + VAT per person
Workplace
A first health and safety course: your rights and duties, common hazards, safety signs, emergencies and first aid.
£9.60
£8 + VAT per person
Workplace
The five steps of a risk assessment: find the hazards, decide who is at risk, choose controls and review.
£12
£10 + VAT per person