- Introductory
- Half day
- 3 years Certificate
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) and Spill Kit
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) and Spill Kit training teaches on how to safely handle hazardous substances and what to do in the event of a spill. Participants will learn how to properly store and handle hazardous materials, and how to select and maintain appropriate spill response equipment.
Gain the required skills
The COSHH and Spill Kit training course will help to ensure that your business complies with relevant legislation, including the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH) and Regulation 13 of the COSHH Regulations 2002 that places a duty on employers to provide for appropriate emergency response, including immediate remedial action.
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Course Summary
- Relevant Health and Safety, and COSHH legislation
- Types of and classification of substances / Routes of entry into the body
- Health and environmental effects of exposure to hazardous substances
- The importance of material safety data sheets
- Workplace exposure limits and other sources of information
- Control measures
- Surveys for health risks
- Discuss the effective response to any oil, chemical or general fluid spill on site overview of spill kit usage
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CoSHH Training FAQs
Contact UsWhat is the employer's responsibility in providing CoSHH training?
Employers are required by law to give their workers proper CoSHH training. This means that employees should be told about the dangerous substances they work with, the risks linked with them, and how to control and reduce those risks. Employers should also explain the procedures to follow if there is an emergency. The training given should match the type of work and the risks that come with it.
What responsibilities do employees have regarding COSHH?
As an employee, it's your responsibility to follow the COSHH training provided by your employer. You need to be aware of the hazardous substances you work with, the risks associated with them, and how to use the control measures in place to stay safe. If you're ever unsure or have any concerns, talk to your supervisor or manager.
Benefits of online COSHH training
The benefits include cost-effectiveness, convenience, flexibility, and the ability to customize training to meet specific needs. Online training can also provide a more engaging and interactive learning experience, with multimedia resources such as videos and quizzes. Finally, online COSHH training can help to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and improve overall safety in the workplace.
What is COSHH?
COSHH which stands for Control of Substances Hazardous to Health, is a set of rules and guidelines to keep you safe when you work with hazardous substances. This is why COSHH training is important in workplace.
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations were enacted first as part of the health and safety Act in the United Kingdom in 1988. The most recent update was in 2002. So the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 is the most recent version.
It is a set of regulations in the UK that require employers to control substances that could be harmful to their workers’ health.
These substances can harm your health if you’re not careful, so it’s important to learn how to use them safely. COSHH training teaches you how to identify the dangers, handle the substances safely, and what to do in case of an emergency.
COSHH training teaches people how to work safely with hazardous substances, such as chemicals and cleaning products. It’s important to understand the risks associated with these substances and how to use them safely. By learning about COSHH, you can protect yourself and others from harm.
What is the purpose of a Spill Kit?
A spill kit is a toolbox full of things (material and tools) that can help clean up spills of dangerous stuff like chemicals, oils or other substances that could harm the environment or human health.
The kit typically includes items like absorbent pads, booms, gloves, goggles, and disposal bags.
Regulation 13 in CoSHH?
Regulation 13 in CoSHH means that employers must give workers the right training, instructions, and details about the dangerous substances they work with.
They must also teach workers how to minimize risks and handle emergency situations.
Who would benefit from learning the course?
Any person who works with or around hazardous substances or chemicals, such as cleaning products, paints, or solvents, would benefit from learning COSHH.
This includes workers in various industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, construction, and hospitality.
By learning about COSHH, workers can identify and control the risks associated with dangerous substances, ensuring their safety and the safety of those around them.
What are the COSHH Training course contents?
Here are the list of topics in COSHH and Spill Kits that attendees would learn:
- Relevant Health and Safety, and COSHH legislation
- Types of and classification of substances / Routes of entry into the body
- Health and environmental effects of exposure to hazardous substances
- The importance of material safety data sheets
- Workplace exposure limits and other sources of information
- Control measures
- Surveys for health risks
- Discuss the effective response to any oil, chemical or general fluid spill on site overview of spill kit usage
Why is CoSHH and Spill Kit training important?
COSHH and Spill Kit training are essential because they help workers understand the risks associated with hazardous substances at work and how to handle them safely.
Our training enables individual to identify potential hazards and take necessary precautions to prevent harm.
On the other hand, Spill Kit training, teaches individuals how to quickly and effectively respond to hazardous spills, minimizing damage to the environment and protecting human health.
Where is the training conducted?
We offer training in two formats: On-Site at your location and Classroom at our offices. With both options, our expert trainers deliver the training in-person, providing personalized instruction and hands-on learning for an effective training experience.
Is the training online, face-to-face, or blended?
Certainly! Our face-to-face training is delivered by expert trainers at your location or at our office, providing personalized instruction and hands-on learning for the most effective training experience. Using interactive teaching methods, our experienced professionals engage participants to make the learning enjoyable and effective.
Do you conduct individual or group training for all the courses?
Yes, we offer both group and individual training options for all of our courses, allowing for flexible learning and tailored instruction to meet the unique needs of each participant.
How long does the course last?
Half a day
Maximum Participant on one course
Up to 12 participants
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Course Summary
In this course, you will learn about safety rules and laws that apply to dangerous things in the workplace.
You will learn about different types of hazardous things and how they can hurt you if you come into contact with them.
You’ll also learn how to read important safety sheets that tell you how to stay safe.
We will talk about how much of these things you can be around before they are dangerous and what to do if there is a spill. Finally, you will learn how to use a special kit to clean up spills to keep everyone safe.
Course Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the training, participants will be able to:
- Understand relevant health and safety laws and COSHH legislation
- Identify different types of hazardous substances and their effects on health and the environment
- Familiarize with material safety data sheets and how to read them
- Understand workplace exposure limits and other sources of information
- Gain knowledge of control measures to minimize the risks associated with hazardous substances
- Conduct surveys to identify potential health risks in the workplace
- Know how to effectively respond to spills of oil, chemicals, or other fluids using a spill kit.