HSE Training

Environmental safety is an important part of Health, Safety, and Environment because workplace activities can affect not only workers, but also the land, water, air, animals, plants, communities, and future generations. A safe workplace should not only prevent injuries and…

Incident reporting and investigation are important parts of workplace safety. They help organisations learn from accidents, near misses, unsafe conditions, and dangerous events so that similar incidents do not happen again. An incident is not only an accident that causes…

First aid is the immediate care given to a person who is injured or suddenly becomes ill before professional medical help arrives. It is an important part of workplace safety because quick and correct action can save lives, reduce pain,…

Emergency response is the organised action taken when a sudden, dangerous, or unexpected situation occurs in the workplace. Emergencies can happen at any time and may involve fire, injury, chemical spill, gas leak, explosion, electrical incident, building collapse, flood, violence,…

Workplace safety is the practice of creating and maintaining a work environment where people can perform their duties without unnecessary risk of injury, illness, damage, or loss. It involves safe behaviour, good housekeeping, proper use of tools, control of hazards,…

Manual handling and ergonomics are important parts of workplace health and safety because many workplace injuries happen when people lift, carry, push, pull, hold, bend, twist, or work in poor body positions. These injuries may happen suddenly, such as a…

Fire safety is an important part of Health, Safety, and Environment because fire can cause serious injury, death, property damage, business interruption, environmental pollution, and community harm. Every workplace has some level of fire risk, whether it is an office,…

Personal Protective Equipment, commonly called PPE, is any equipment or clothing worn by a worker to protect the body from workplace hazards. PPE helps reduce exposure to hazards that may cause injury, illness, burns, cuts, falls, inhalation of harmful substances,…

Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, commonly known as HIRA, is one of the most important foundations of workplace safety. It helps workers and organisations identify things that can cause harm, understand how serious the harm could be, and decide what…

HSE legislation and standards provide the rules, duties, and expectations that guide safe work practices in organisations. They help employers, employees, contractors, and visitors understand what must be done to prevent injuries, illness, accidents, environmental damage, and legal violations. Every…