Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an internationally recognised training programme designed to equip individuals with the skills to provide initial support to someone experiencing a mental health issue or crisis.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) implemented the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 which requires...

Training is becoming required more often in the workplace and now has become very popular for employers to provide online training...

Employee training in the UK involves developing skills, knowledge, and competencies for job performance. It is required by all employees...

There are 7 different commonly used fire extinguishers, each suited to tackling a different type of fire. These include water, foam,...

PUWER, the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998, outlines the responsibilities of duty holders and workers to ensure the...

What are Musculoskeletal Disorders? A musculoskeletal disorder (also known as MSD) is a condition that can affect the bones, muscles,...

A fire safety risk assessment identifies the hazards posed by fire so that proper safety measures can be put in place to reduce these...

PEEP stands for Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan. These plans give specific instruction on the methods of evacuation, specifically for...

The main regulation that governs fire safety in the UK is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. The regulation was created to...

In the UK, a fire marshal is someone that is responsible for ensuring the safety of people in the event of a fire. Also known as a fire...

In the UK, Rubbing alcohol refers to isopropyl alcohol. It is commonly called Surgical Spirit. It comes in different concentrations,...

When working at a desk the maximum reach zone is between 50 - 70cm from your seat. You should not reach for items in this area more than...

In England, there are government funded vocational training programs available in a wide range of subjects. These free courses are...

According to Statista, “self employment in the UK has grown steadily, from a low of 3.2 million in December 2000 to a peak of over five...

There are many advantages for online learning including flexibility and accessibility, but it also comes with various challenges and...

According to the Oxford Learning College, 21% of British people use some form of online learning from just 4% in 2007. Prior to 2020 and...