Essential Health and Safety Training, Page 1130 Reviews

Enjoyed doing thus course.

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Like the combination of visual, audio, and text. However, it could be a bit more concise and a bit more fun with some more fun cartoon action e.t.c

It was a well-designed course that was clear to follow. Some of the statistics would be difficult to remember on a long term basis (e.g. number of decibels for noise level protection and percentage of injuries involving ladders) Is it really necessary to be tested on exact figures?

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I understand that questions are needed to test that people have watched/listened to the training. However, every test question should be on a subject that is actually relevant to the training (not just a test of nomenclature or statistics). It is not actually necessary for any safety purpose that I know the correct names for 'prohibition signs' compared to 'mandatory signs'. The question should be 'does this sign mean (a) do this, (b) do not do this, or (c) something else?' This would test my understanding of the sign. Likewise, whether I need ear defenders at 80 decibels or 85 decibels is not a relevant question. I will not have a means of testing the decibel level, and 85 is an arbitrary cut off; it is not actually relevant to my safety or that of others. I grant that the sorts of questions that you should be asking are ones that many people can probably answer without watching the training, but that says something in and of itself about the training material.

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I find this course really essential ,easy to understand what it means. This refreshes and reminds me of health and safety at work.

Clarifies the key issues and what, where to find things in the workplace.