Course Overview:
Our Fire Awareness Training provides essential knowledge and skills to recognize fire hazards, respond appropriately in an emergency, and understand the basics of fire prevention. This course is designed to empower individuals with the confidence and ability to react quickly and safely in the event of a fire.
Who Should Attend:
All employees and staff members
Safety officers
Facility managers
Contractors and maintenance teams
Course Content:
Introduction to Fire Safety
Understanding Fire Behavior (The Fire Triangle)
Common Causes of Workplace Fires
Fire Prevention Best Practices
Types of Fire Extinguishers and Their Uses
How to Safely Evacuate in the Event of a Fire
The Role of Fire Wardens and Emergency Teams
Basic First Aid for Fire-Related Injuries

Assessment & Certification:
Participants will undergo a short assessment at the end of the training. Successful candidates will receive a Fire Awareness Training Certificate.
Training Method:
Classroom-based theory
Practical demonstrations
Group discussions and scenario-based exercises
Benefits of this Training:
Reduces risk of fire incidents at the workplace
Increases confidence and competence during emergencies
Supports compliance with health and safety regulations
Encourages a safety-first culture among employees

Course Overview:
This Working at Heights training course is designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to work safely at height. It covers legal responsibilities, hazard identification, risk control measures, and the correct use of fall protection equipment. The course is offered both for first-time participants (Fresher) and as a Refresher for those renewing their certification.
Who Should Attend:
New employees required to work at heights (Fresher)
Experienced workers needing to renew their competency (Refresher)
Maintenance personnel
Construction workers
Wind turbine technicians
Safety officers and supervisors
Course Content:
Understanding the risks associated with working at heights
Legal requirements and regulatory standards
Fall prevention vs fall protection
Selection, inspection, and use of harnesses and fall arrest systems
Proper use of ladders, scaffolds, and elevated work platforms
Emergency rescue planning and procedures
Practical exercises using fall protection equipment
Safe work practices and hazard control measures
Refresher: Half Day (approx. 3–4 hours)
Assessment & Certification:
Participants will be assessed through a combination of practical and theoretical evaluations. Successful candidates will be awarded a Working at Heights Certificate.
Training Method:
Classroom-based learning
Practical, hands-on exercises
Equipment demonstrations
Scenario-based assessments
Benefits of this Training:
Enhances personal safety and awareness when working at height
Meets employer and regulatory compliance requirements
Reduces the risk of workplace falls and injuries
Builds confidence in using safety gear and systems
Entry Requirements:
Physically fit for practical exercises
For refresher: proof of previous valid Working at Heights certification

Course Overview:
This Manual Handling course teaches participants how to safely lift, move, and handle objects to prevent workplace injuries. It focuses on correct lifting techniques, ergonomic practices, and risk assessment to reduce the chance of musculoskeletal disorders and other manual handling-related injuries.
Who Should Attend:
All employees involved in manual handling tasks
Warehouse and logistics staff
Construction workers
Maintenance and facility teams
Supervisors and safety officers
Course Content:
Introduction to Manual Handling and Workplace Injuries
Understanding the Anatomy of the Spine and Injury Risks
Principles of Safe Lifting and Handling
Ergonomic Techniques for Pushing, Pulling, Lifting, and Carrying
Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Use of Mechanical Aids and Proper Equipment
Practical Exercises: Correct Lifting Techniques
Strategies for Minimizing Risk in Manual Handling Tasks
Assessment & Certification:
Participants will complete a short practical and/or written assessment. Successful attendees will receive a Manual Handling Training Certificate.
Training Method:
Classroom-based theory
Practical demonstrations and hands-on practice
Group discussions and real-world examples
Benefits of this Training:
Reduces risk of back and musculoskeletal injuries
Promotes safer handling techniques and awareness
Increases overall workplace efficiency and safety culture
Supports compliance with occupational health and safety regulations

Course Overview:
This First Aid training course prepares participants to confidently respond to a wide range of injuries, medical emergencies, and life-threatening situations. It covers essential lifesaving skills, from CPR to wound management, ensuring quick and effective action when it matters most.
Who Should Attend:
All employees and staff members
Site supervisors and safety officers
Construction, industrial, and wind industry workers
Anyone wishing to learn lifesaving skills
Course Content:
Principles of First Aid and Initial Assessment
Managing Unconscious Casualties (Recovery Position)
CPR Techniques for Adults (and use of AED)
Bleeding and Wound Management
Treatment of Burns, Fractures, and Sprains
Choking Response and Airway Management
Shock, Seizures, and Medical Emergencies (e.g., heart attack, stroke)
First Aid Kits: Contents and Usage
Emergency Scene Management and Communication
Assessment & Certification:
Participants must complete a practical and written assessment. Successful candidates will be awarded a First Aid Training Certificate.
Training Method:
Instructor-led classroom training
Hands-on practical sessions with CPR manikins and first aid equipment
Scenario-based drills and group activities
Benefits of this Training:
Empowers participants to act effectively in emergencies
Enhances workplace health and safety readiness
Reduces response times and improves casualty outcomes
Meets industry health and safety requirements