Author name: TL Training Ltd

Plenty of businesses need somebody on site who can deal with a cut hand or a fainting episode, and a smaller number need people capable of holding a casualty together until an ambulance arrives. Qualsafe covers both ends of that range, which is a large part of why we hold approval with them alongside our […]

Your first aid certificates are only worth as much as the awarding body standing behind them, which makes the logo on the paperwork matter far more than most businesses assume. We deliver our first aid training through Highfield, one of the largest awarding organisations in the country, and their certificates get accepted without anybody raising

Almost everything written about IOSH training assumes there is an employer somewhere in the background, holding the budget and deciding who goes on which course. Plenty of people arrive at it from completely the other direction, having seen the qualification listed on job adverts they want to apply for, or having been told by a

Getting your operators onto a MEWP safely and legally comes down to training that IPAF recognises, and that is what we deliver. We run operator courses for mobile vertical and mobile boom platforms, either at our own centre or on your site anywhere in the UK. Most people who come to us are working to

You pass the course, the certificate arrives, and you assume that is the job done. Then you start somewhere new, hand the card over at induction, and get told you still need time with a supervisor before you go near the racking. Nobody is being difficult with you, and it does not mean your training

Most businesses treat first aid training as something you sort out once and then stop thinking about, right up until the reminder lands that two certificates expire next month. By then one of the named first aiders has left, the other works nights, and the course you need has filled up. Cover is not a

Health and safety training tends to sit near the bottom of a list until something pushes it up, whether that is a tender asking what qualifications your managers hold, an incident that made the gaps obvious, or a new supervisor who needs backing before they start making decisions on their own. We deliver IOSH accredited

Ask any warehouse or transport manager what causes them the most difficulty when hiring, and verifying what a candidate can actually do sits near the top of the list. Someone turns up with a certificate from a provider nobody recognises, for a truck type that may or may not match your fleet, issued at a

There is a clear difference between following food safety rules and being the person answerable for them. Once you are supervising a kitchen, a production area or a shop floor, food safety stops being a set of habits you keep and becomes a system you are expected to run, monitor and defend when an auditor

Retail is where food safety meets the public head on. A chilled cabinet running warm, a spillage left too long in an aisle, stock rotated the wrong way round on the shelf, these are everyday retail situations, and the member of staff who handles them well is usually the one who understands what is actually