Essential Health and Safety Training, Page 1068 Reviews

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USER REVIEWS

Average score 4.6

14329 reviews

  • 76% 5
  • 15% 4
  • 6% 3
  • 2% 2
  • 2% 1
It was good.

No summary provided

5/5
Straightforward and clear dialogue

Easy to use, clear and concise information about vital training

4/5
Was very good

Easy to understand but would recommend not watching TV while doing it

5/5
Clear and precise.

Very informative, useful, makes you think and fun to do!

5/5
fairly good

Although the course is quite interesting and possibly useful, I can’t see how this is relevant to invigilators who are only in school to supervise examinations. Obviously we have to know what to do in case of a fire alarm going off and where the exits are. We have an examinations manager to whom we can refer if we have any problems.

3/5
This was very good and full of informati

No summary provided

5/5
Absolutely Brilliant

Well informed course every one should do this course.

5/5
Very clear and easy to follow

No summary provided

5/5
Very clear and well communicated

No summary provided

5/5
Not all content relevant to an office

5/55 is missing punctuation: You must be given clear instruction on: Hazards and risks you might come across Measures in place to deal with those hazards and risks and you must know how to follow any emergency procedures If you don't understand an aspect of the training you are given or feel that something has not been covered, you need to ask your safety representative.39/55 is missing punctuation: There are 5 different types of safety signboards – Prohibition signs Warning signs Mandatory signs Safe Conditions signs Fire Safety signs Most signs can communicate their message without the need…Test "If you create or find a hazard you should..." No one could possibly get this wrong so why ask it?

4/5

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