Showing posts with label manual handling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label manual handling. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Courses Now Full

The following courses at our Wombourne training facility are now full. Please contact the office for the next dates and a copy of our upcoming training calendar.

12th January - Manual Handling and Fire Marshal

18th January CCDO Demolition Labourer Level 1 Course

Wednesday, November 23, 2016

New Year, New Training

Yes, I know it’s too early to be thinking about the New Year, but here at C&D Consultancy we like to be ahead of the game. With this in mind, and making full use of our wonderful new training centre near Wolverhampton, we have put together a training programme of popular courses, which go right through to the end of March 2017.

In addition, we have also included some new courses that we think will be increasingly popular in the new year. We have now added Fire Marshall, Soft Strip Awareness and Manual handling to the list of courses that we will be doing on a regular basis. We also hope to be adding the new Demolition Reclamation Operative and Demolition Topman NVQ’s to the list very soon.

To download a copy of the programme click HERE, or contact Stuart on stuart@demolishdismantle.co.uk

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

A Dilemma!



During one of our regular training courses trainer Mike Kehoe issued the operatives and staff from Inglenorth Demolition a Dilemma.

1 - 24 single bottles of oxygen have been dropped off outside the site and they had to get them to the safety cage within the site.

2 - A pack of timber sleepers have also been dropped off and left at the site entrance.

That day on site all the plant and machinery had run out of fuel and the crane driver had a day off.

This was part of a manual handling course that C&D carried out and the operatives were split into four groups to come up with the solutions to this problem.

Using the approved risk assessment T.I.L.E which is TASK, INDIVIDUAL, LOAD AND ENVIRONMENT the group task was to get the materials on site safely and controlled.

However to make matters worse Mike informed the group that the HSE inspector was also on site and wanted to inspect the Manual handling assessment sheets. After some hard work and heated discussion the group discussed the findings.

It was to the credit of Inglenorth that fantastic control measures were put in place and the HSE inspector went home happy with a C&D T-shirt!

C&D training courses always contain group discussion and exercises and “Bill Hill Health and Safety manager” commented ‘the lads were engrossed throughout the whole session and really enjoyed the group exercises’.

Remember C&D can assist in manual handling training assessments and producing all relevant site documentation.