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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20170929T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20170929T193000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T093554Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T093746Z
UID:1176-1506702600-1506713400@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Manual Handling
DESCRIPTION:Manual Handling Course every Friday @ 1630hrs in our offices in Harbourville House\, Mornington – just web search ‘noel kelly safety’ to see location\, Prior booking is required with any major credit card or payment on the day as agreed. \nCost €45 which includes laminated certificate on the day – a detailed Manual Handling Manual for further reading and study will be issued to all students. \nGroups can be arranged in the clients premises call Noel to find out prices etc. \nInstructor is Noel Kelly Fetac Level 6 Instructor for Manual Handling and has been providing Manual Handling training and Ergonomic Risk Assessment since 1997. \nTerms – Every Friday – Subject to numbers \nKey words\, Manual Handling Drogheda\, Louth\, Meath\, Mornington. \nRegulation 68 of the 2007 regulations defines ‘manual handling of loads’ as: \n‘any transporting or supporting of a load by one or more employees and includes lifting\, putting down\, pushing\, pulling\, carrying\, or moving a load\, which\, by reason of its characteristics or of unfavourable ergonomic conditions\, involves risk\, particularly of back injury\, to employees.’ \nAvoid Manual Handling where possible. \nRegulation 69(a) of the 2007 Regulations states that\, in order to avoid the need for manual handling of loads by employees\, every employer must: \n\nTake appropriate organisational measures\, or\nUse the appropriate means\, in particular mechanical equipment\n\nClick to view the HSA Guide to the Safety\, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007\, Chapter 4 of Part 2: Manual Handling of Loads \nCourse Details\nTo comply with current Health and Safety legislation\, staff engaged in manual handling must be given training in safe manual handling techniques. This training will show your staff how to carry out manual handling tasks correctly and therefore avoid back injuries. By training your staff how to conduct manual handling safely you are complying with your legal requirements. Back injuries caused by incorrect manual handling techniques are one of the most frequent causes of workers compensation claims. This is not an instructors’ course. It is of 3 hours duration. \nWho should attend?\nAll staff engaged in manual handling activities during their working day \nCourse Objectives\nOn completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\nLift and handle loads safely\nRecognise a load which is too heavy or awkward\n\nCourse Programme\n\nDangers of careless and unskilled methods\nPrinciples of levers and laws of motion\nAnatomy of the spine and muscular system\nHow the body is harmed through incorrect handling techniques\nHow to handle loads safely\nLifting to and from ground level\nLifting to and from a height\nPushing\nPulling\nLifting (bags\, sacks\, barrels\, where appropriate)\nOther organisation specific lifting tasks\nCompetence testing\n\nMethods of Training: This course combines lecture methods with “hands-on” discussions on different types of materials. \nPre-Course Requirements: Information will be provided on request. \nAssessment/Certification: Each participant will be assessed on their practical manual handling techniques. A completed manual handling assessment form for each participant will be supplied to the participant. \nNote: The person must assess all loads\, areas and tasks to perform in the work place\, the manual handling course cannot foresee all poor ergonomic conditions and every load to move\, lift\, push or pull will be different. It will be explained on the course that the person must assess the load and if to heavy or if the person is unable to lift it they must inform their supervisor. \nDuration: 3 Hours \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/manual-handling-103/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Manual Handling
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20170930T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20170930T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T080745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T080753Z
UID:1140-1506758400-1506790800@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Safe Pass
DESCRIPTION:Safe Pass course in the Boyne Valley Hotel Drogheda Co Louth\nCost is €100 which includes the famous Boyne Valley full Irish breakfast. Payment is advised by card prior to the course to secure the place – call 086 3743166 – all major credit cards accepted.\nRequirements- a form of ID is required\, 1 x current passport size photo and a PPS number. Candidates must be 16 years of age and over. This course is delivered in English\, for translated courses contact SOLAS Safe Pass Section. 0800 start\, see web site for terms and conditions\nNote: all candidates must have a PPS number and proof of ID\, This is a SOLAS requirement. If a PPS number and 1 x passport sized photograph is not produced on the morning of the course then the application will not be processed.\nCall Noel on 0863743166 to secure your place. Two prior to the course Noel will contact you to confirm that you can attend\, if no contact is made by phone or text the place will be given to another candidate 20 persons is the maximum amount allowed on any one course.\nNote Tutor has the right to cancel the course at short notice either to lack of numbers or the room or candidates do not conform with the requirements above. The venue can be changed at very short form the Boyne Valley to Harbourville\nNo refunds for no shows\, if course is booked and candidate does not turn up payment is expected if a further safe pass is booked with Noel Kelly. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/safe-pass-140/
LOCATION:Drogheda
CATEGORIES:Safe Pass
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171006T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171006T193000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T094145Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T094432Z
UID:1178-1507307400-1507318200@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Manual Handling
DESCRIPTION:Manual Handling Course every Friday @ 1630hrs in our offices in Harbourville House\, Mornington – just web search ‘noel kelly safety’ to see location\, Prior booking is required with any major credit card or payment on the day as agreed. \nCost €45 which includes laminated certificate on the day – a detailed Manual Handling Manual for further reading and study will be issued to all students. \nGroups can be arranged in the clients premises call Noel to find out prices etc. \nInstructor is Noel Kelly Fetac Level 6 Instructor for Manual Handling and has been providing Manual Handling training and Ergonomic Risk Assessment since 1997. \nTerms – Every Friday – Subject to numbers \nKey words\, Manual Handling Drogheda\, Louth\, Meath\, Mornington. \nRegulation 68 of the 2007 regulations defines ‘manual handling of loads’ as: \n‘any transporting or supporting of a load by one or more employees and includes lifting\, putting down\, pushing\, pulling\, carrying\, or moving a load\, which\, by reason of its characteristics or of unfavourable ergonomic conditions\, involves risk\, particularly of back injury\, to employees.’ \nAvoid Manual Handling where possible. \nRegulation 69(a) of the 2007 Regulations states that\, in order to avoid the need for manual handling of loads by employees\, every employer must: \n\nTake appropriate organisational measures\, or\nUse the appropriate means\, in particular mechanical equipment\n\nClick to view the HSA Guide to the Safety\, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007\, Chapter 4 of Part 2: Manual Handling of Loads \nCourse Details\nTo comply with current Health and Safety legislation\, staff engaged in manual handling must be given training in safe manual handling techniques. This training will show your staff how to carry out manual handling tasks correctly and therefore avoid back injuries. By training your staff how to conduct manual handling safely you are complying with your legal requirements. Back injuries caused by incorrect manual handling techniques are one of the most frequent causes of workers compensation claims. This is not an instructors’ course. It is of 3 hours duration. \nWho should attend?\nAll staff engaged in manual handling activities during their working day \nCourse Objectives\nOn completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\nLift and handle loads safely\nRecognise a load which is too heavy or awkward\n\nCourse Programme\n\nDangers of careless and unskilled methods\nPrinciples of levers and laws of motion\nAnatomy of the spine and muscular system\nHow the body is harmed through incorrect handling techniques\nHow to handle loads safely\nLifting to and from ground level\nLifting to and from a height\nPushing\nPulling\nLifting (bags\, sacks\, barrels\, where appropriate)\nOther organisation specific lifting tasks\nCompetence testing\n\nMethods of Training: This course combines lecture methods with “hands-on” discussions on different types of materials. \nPre-Course Requirements: Information will be provided on request. \nAssessment/Certification: Each participant will be assessed on their practical manual handling techniques. A completed manual handling assessment form for each participant will be supplied to the participant. \nNote: The person must assess all loads\, areas and tasks to perform in the work place\, the manual handling course cannot foresee all poor ergonomic conditions and every load to move\, lift\, push or pull will be different. It will be explained on the course that the person must assess the load and if to heavy or if the person is unable to lift it they must inform their supervisor. \nDuration: 3 Hours \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/manual-handling-104/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Manual Handling
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171007T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171007T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T080945Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T081045Z
UID:1142-1507363200-1507395600@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Safe Pass
DESCRIPTION:Safe Pass course in the Boyne Valley Hotel Drogheda Co Louth\nCost is €100 which includes the famous Boyne Valley full Irish breakfast. Payment is advised by card prior to the course to secure the place – call 086 3743166 – all major credit cards accepted.\nRequirements- a form of ID is required\, 1 x current passport size photo and a PPS number. Candidates must be 16 years of age and over. This course is delivered in English\, for translated courses contact SOLAS Safe Pass Section. 0800 start\, see web site for terms and conditions\nNote: all candidates must have a PPS number and proof of ID\, This is a SOLAS requirement. If a PPS number and 1 x passport sized photograph is not produced on the morning of the course then the application will not be processed.\nCall Noel on 0863743166 to secure your place. Two prior to the course Noel will contact you to confirm that you can attend\, if no contact is made by phone or text the place will be given to another candidate 20 persons is the maximum amount allowed on any one course.\nNote Tutor has the right to cancel the course at short notice either to lack of numbers or the room or candidates do not conform with the requirements above. The venue can be changed at very short form the Boyne Valley to Harbourville\nNo refunds for no shows\, if course is booked and candidate does not turn up payment is expected if a further safe pass is booked with Noel Kelly. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/safe-pass-141/
LOCATION:Drogheda
CATEGORIES:Safe Pass
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171011T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171011T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T084519Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T084530Z
UID:1158-1507708800-1507741200@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Safe Pass
DESCRIPTION:Safe Pass course in Harbourville House Mornington. Just web search ‘ Noel Kelly Safety’ for directions.\nCost is €100 which includes refreshments. Payment is advised by card prior to the course to secure the place – call 086 3743166 or 0419842668 – all major credit cards accepted.\nRequirements- a form of ID is required\, 1 x current passport size photo and a PPS number. Candidates must be 16 years of age and over. This course is delivered in English\, for translated courses contact SOLAS Safe Pass Section. Note PPS number is required on the day of the course\, the application will not be processed without the PPS and 1 x current passport sized photograph.\nNote: all candidates must have a PPS number and proof of ID\, This is a SOLAS requirement.\nCall Noel on 0863743166 to secure your place. Two days prior to the course Noel will contact you to confirm that you can attend\, if no contact is made by phone or text the place will be given to another candidate 20 persons is the maximum amount allowed on any one course. If the person booking the course does not confirm their place their name will be removed from the list.\nNote Tutor has the right to cancel the course at short notice either to lack of numbers or the room or candidates do not conform with the requirements above.\nLocal Drogheda Port Company rules apply at Harbourville. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/safe-pass-149/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Safe Pass
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171013T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171013T193000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T100442Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T100449Z
UID:1180-1507912200-1507923000@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Manual Handling
DESCRIPTION:Manual Handling Course every Friday @ 1630hrs in our offices in Harbourville House\, Mornington – just web search ‘noel kelly safety’ to see location\, Prior booking is required with any major credit card or payment on the day as agreed. \nCost €45 which includes laminated certificate on the day – a detailed Manual Handling Manual for further reading and study will be issued to all students. \nGroups can be arranged in the clients premises call Noel to find out prices etc. \nInstructor is Noel Kelly Fetac Level 6 Instructor for Manual Handling and has been providing Manual Handling training and Ergonomic Risk Assessment since 1997. \nTerms – Every Friday – Subject to numbers \nKey words\, Manual Handling Drogheda\, Louth\, Meath\, Mornington. \nRegulation 68 of the 2007 regulations defines ‘manual handling of loads’ as: \n‘any transporting or supporting of a load by one or more employees and includes lifting\, putting down\, pushing\, pulling\, carrying\, or moving a load\, which\, by reason of its characteristics or of unfavourable ergonomic conditions\, involves risk\, particularly of back injury\, to employees.’ \nAvoid Manual Handling where possible. \nRegulation 69(a) of the 2007 Regulations states that\, in order to avoid the need for manual handling of loads by employees\, every employer must: \n\nTake appropriate organisational measures\, or\nUse the appropriate means\, in particular mechanical equipment\n\nClick to view the HSA Guide to the Safety\, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007\, Chapter 4 of Part 2: Manual Handling of Loads \nCourse Details\nTo comply with current Health and Safety legislation\, staff engaged in manual handling must be given training in safe manual handling techniques. This training will show your staff how to carry out manual handling tasks correctly and therefore avoid back injuries. By training your staff how to conduct manual handling safely you are complying with your legal requirements. Back injuries caused by incorrect manual handling techniques are one of the most frequent causes of workers compensation claims. This is not an instructors’ course. It is of 3 hours duration. \nWho should attend?\nAll staff engaged in manual handling activities during their working day \nCourse Objectives\nOn completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\nLift and handle loads safely\nRecognise a load which is too heavy or awkward\n\nCourse Programme\n\nDangers of careless and unskilled methods\nPrinciples of levers and laws of motion\nAnatomy of the spine and muscular system\nHow the body is harmed through incorrect handling techniques\nHow to handle loads safely\nLifting to and from ground level\nLifting to and from a height\nPushing\nPulling\nLifting (bags\, sacks\, barrels\, where appropriate)\nOther organisation specific lifting tasks\nCompetence testing\n\nMethods of Training: This course combines lecture methods with “hands-on” discussions on different types of materials. \nPre-Course Requirements: Information will be provided on request. \nAssessment/Certification: Each participant will be assessed on their practical manual handling techniques. A completed manual handling assessment form for each participant will be supplied to the participant. \nNote: The person must assess all loads\, areas and tasks to perform in the work place\, the manual handling course cannot foresee all poor ergonomic conditions and every load to move\, lift\, push or pull will be different. It will be explained on the course that the person must assess the load and if to heavy or if the person is unable to lift it they must inform their supervisor. \nDuration: 3 Hours \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/manual-handling-105/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Manual Handling
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171014T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171014T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T085141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T085346Z
UID:1160-1507968000-1508000400@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Safe Pass
DESCRIPTION:Safe Pass course in Harbourville House Mornington. Just web search ‘ Noel Kelly Safety’ for directions.\nCost is €100 which includes refreshments. Payment is advised by card prior to the course to secure the place – call 086 3743166 or 0419842668 – all major credit cards accepted.\nRequirements- a form of ID is required\, 1 x current passport size photo and a PPS number. Candidates must be 16 years of age and over. This course is delivered in English\, for translated courses contact SOLAS Safe Pass Section. Note PPS number is required on the day of the course\, the application will not be processed without the PPS and 1 x current passport sized photograph.\nNote: all candidates must have a PPS number and proof of ID\, This is a SOLAS requirement.\nCall Noel on 0863743166 to secure your place. Two days prior to the course Noel will contact you to confirm that you can attend\, if no contact is made by phone or text the place will be given to another candidate 20 persons is the maximum amount allowed on any one course. If the person booking the course does not confirm their place their name will be removed from the list.\nNote Tutor has the right to cancel the course at short notice either to lack of numbers or the room or candidates do not conform with the requirements above.\nLocal Drogheda Port Company rules apply at Harbourville. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/safe-pass-150/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Safe Pass
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171020T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171020T193000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T100806Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T100843Z
UID:1182-1508517000-1508527800@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Manual Handling
DESCRIPTION:Manual Handling Course every Friday @ 1630hrs in our offices in Harbourville House\, Mornington – just web search ‘noel kelly safety’ to see location\, Prior booking is required with any major credit card or payment on the day as agreed. \nCost €45 which includes laminated certificate on the day – a detailed Manual Handling Manual for further reading and study will be issued to all students. \nGroups can be arranged in the clients premises call Noel to find out prices etc. \nInstructor is Noel Kelly Fetac Level 6 Instructor for Manual Handling and has been providing Manual Handling training and Ergonomic Risk Assessment since 1997. \nTerms – Every Friday – Subject to numbers \nKey words\, Manual Handling Drogheda\, Louth\, Meath\, Mornington. \nRegulation 68 of the 2007 regulations defines ‘manual handling of loads’ as: \n‘any transporting or supporting of a load by one or more employees and includes lifting\, putting down\, pushing\, pulling\, carrying\, or moving a load\, which\, by reason of its characteristics or of unfavourable ergonomic conditions\, involves risk\, particularly of back injury\, to employees.’ \nAvoid Manual Handling where possible. \nRegulation 69(a) of the 2007 Regulations states that\, in order to avoid the need for manual handling of loads by employees\, every employer must: \n\nTake appropriate organisational measures\, or\nUse the appropriate means\, in particular mechanical equipment\n\nClick to view the HSA Guide to the Safety\, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007\, Chapter 4 of Part 2: Manual Handling of Loads \nCourse Details\nTo comply with current Health and Safety legislation\, staff engaged in manual handling must be given training in safe manual handling techniques. This training will show your staff how to carry out manual handling tasks correctly and therefore avoid back injuries. By training your staff how to conduct manual handling safely you are complying with your legal requirements. Back injuries caused by incorrect manual handling techniques are one of the most frequent causes of workers compensation claims. This is not an instructors’ course. It is of 3 hours duration. \nWho should attend?\nAll staff engaged in manual handling activities during their working day \nCourse Objectives\nOn completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\nLift and handle loads safely\nRecognise a load which is too heavy or awkward\n\nCourse Programme\n\nDangers of careless and unskilled methods\nPrinciples of levers and laws of motion\nAnatomy of the spine and muscular system\nHow the body is harmed through incorrect handling techniques\nHow to handle loads safely\nLifting to and from ground level\nLifting to and from a height\nPushing\nPulling\nLifting (bags\, sacks\, barrels\, where appropriate)\nOther organisation specific lifting tasks\nCompetence testing\n\nMethods of Training: This course combines lecture methods with “hands-on” discussions on different types of materials. \nPre-Course Requirements: Information will be provided on request. \nAssessment/Certification: Each participant will be assessed on their practical manual handling techniques. A completed manual handling assessment form for each participant will be supplied to the participant. \nNote: The person must assess all loads\, areas and tasks to perform in the work place\, the manual handling course cannot foresee all poor ergonomic conditions and every load to move\, lift\, push or pull will be different. It will be explained on the course that the person must assess the load and if to heavy or if the person is unable to lift it they must inform their supervisor. \nDuration: 3 Hours \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/manual-handling-106/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Manual Handling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171021T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171021T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T081314Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T081323Z
UID:1144-1508572800-1508605200@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Safe Pass
DESCRIPTION:Safe Pass course in the Boyne Valley Hotel Drogheda Co Louth\nCost is €100 which includes the famous Boyne Valley full Irish breakfast. Payment is advised by card prior to the course to secure the place – call 086 3743166 – all major credit cards accepted.\nRequirements- a form of ID is required\, 1 x current passport size photo and a PPS number. Candidates must be 16 years of age and over. This course is delivered in English\, for translated courses contact SOLAS Safe Pass Section. 0800 start\, see web site for terms and conditions\nNote: all candidates must have a PPS number and proof of ID\, This is a SOLAS requirement. If a PPS number and 1 x passport sized photograph is not produced on the morning of the course then the application will not be processed.\nCall Noel on 0863743166 to secure your place. Two prior to the course Noel will contact you to confirm that you can attend\, if no contact is made by phone or text the place will be given to another candidate 20 persons is the maximum amount allowed on any one course.\nNote Tutor has the right to cancel the course at short notice either to lack of numbers or the room or candidates do not conform with the requirements above. The venue can be changed at very short form the Boyne Valley to Harbourville\nNo refunds for no shows\, if course is booked and candidate does not turn up payment is expected if a further safe pass is booked with Noel Kelly. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/safe-pass-142/
LOCATION:Drogheda
CATEGORIES:Safe Pass
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171024T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171024T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20171017T090334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20171017T090339Z
UID:1190-1508832000-1508864400@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Health and Safety At Roadworks
DESCRIPTION:Health & Safety at Roadworks Course Aim\nThis one day Health & Safety at Roadworks course is designed to train road workers to assist the Signing Lighting & Guarding card holder during the set up/implementation of a traffic management plan also for anyone who is involved in the development\, organisation and management of roadworks on all road types so as to understand the risks to their own safety from passing traffic as well as the need to avoid creating dangers to road users.\nHealth and Safety at Roadworks Content\nThe main course of legislation relating to safety at roadworks.\nThe general legal considerations governing Safety\, Health and Welfare at work.\nThe duties of employers and employees ensuring a safe place of work. The concept of risk and the necessity for risk assessments. The source of authority to stop and direct road traffic.\nHow to minimise the risk for site personal and general public.\nThe requirements for personal protective equipment at roadworks.\nThe order and set out of signage at temporary roadworks.\nDetermining the correct control of traffic system for all roadwork conditions.\nThe legal requirements for safe operation of plant and equipment involved at roadworks.\nThe potential hazards involved in any excavation works.\nDealing with materials\, delivery\, storage and handling.\nWhat constitutes an emergency. What to do and not to do. \nDuration: 1 Day\nTraining Times: 8am – 5pm\nAssessment: Theory and Practical Examination\nCertification: On successful completion candidates will be awarded a FETAC Certificate and a CSCS Card.\nHealth & Safety at Roadworks Course requirements: One Passport Photograph\, Safe pass course completed\, PPS Number\, PPE( personal protective equipment)\, i.e. Hard Hat\, High Vis Vest\, Steel Toe Capped Boots\, Gloves. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/health-and-safety-at-roadworks-3/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:SLG
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171027T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171027T193000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T101712Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T101712Z
UID:1186-1509121800-1509132600@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Manual Handling
DESCRIPTION:Manual Handling Course every Friday @ 1630hrs in our offices in Harbourville House\, Mornington – just web search ‘noel kelly safety’ to see location\, Prior booking is required with any major credit card or payment on the day as agreed. \nCost €45 which includes laminated certificate on the day – a detailed Manual Handling Manual for further reading and study will be issued to all students. \nGroups can be arranged in the clients premises call Noel to find out prices etc. \nInstructor is Noel Kelly Fetac Level 6 Instructor for Manual Handling and has been providing Manual Handling training and Ergonomic Risk Assessment since 1997. \nTerms – Every Friday – Subject to numbers \nKey words\, Manual Handling Drogheda\, Louth\, Meath\, Mornington. \nRegulation 68 of the 2007 regulations defines ‘manual handling of loads’ as: \n‘any transporting or supporting of a load by one or more employees and includes lifting\, putting down\, pushing\, pulling\, carrying\, or moving a load\, which\, by reason of its characteristics or of unfavourable ergonomic conditions\, involves risk\, particularly of back injury\, to employees.’ \nAvoid Manual Handling where possible. \nRegulation 69(a) of the 2007 Regulations states that\, in order to avoid the need for manual handling of loads by employees\, every employer must: \n\nTake appropriate organisational measures\, or\nUse the appropriate means\, in particular mechanical equipment\n\nClick to view the HSA Guide to the Safety\, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007\, Chapter 4 of Part 2: Manual Handling of Loads \nCourse Details\nTo comply with current Health and Safety legislation\, staff engaged in manual handling must be given training in safe manual handling techniques. This training will show your staff how to carry out manual handling tasks correctly and therefore avoid back injuries. By training your staff how to conduct manual handling safely you are complying with your legal requirements. Back injuries caused by incorrect manual handling techniques are one of the most frequent causes of workers compensation claims. This is not an instructors’ course. It is of 3 hours duration. \nWho should attend?\nAll staff engaged in manual handling activities during their working day \nCourse Objectives\nOn completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\nLift and handle loads safely\nRecognise a load which is too heavy or awkward\n\nCourse Programme\n\nDangers of careless and unskilled methods\nPrinciples of levers and laws of motion\nAnatomy of the spine and muscular system\nHow the body is harmed through incorrect handling techniques\nHow to handle loads safely\nLifting to and from ground level\nLifting to and from a height\nPushing\nPulling\nLifting (bags\, sacks\, barrels\, where appropriate)\nOther organisation specific lifting tasks\nCompetence testing\n\nMethods of Training: This course combines lecture methods with “hands-on” discussions on different types of materials. \nPre-Course Requirements: Information will be provided on request. \nAssessment/Certification: Each participant will be assessed on their practical manual handling techniques. A completed manual handling assessment form for each participant will be supplied to the participant. \nNote: The person must assess all loads\, areas and tasks to perform in the work place\, the manual handling course cannot foresee all poor ergonomic conditions and every load to move\, lift\, push or pull will be different. It will be explained on the course that the person must assess the load and if to heavy or if the person is unable to lift it they must inform their supervisor. \nDuration: 3 Hours \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/manual-handling-108/
LOCATION:Mornington\, Drogheda\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Manual Handling
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171028T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171028T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
CREATED:20170919T081459Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T081459Z
UID:1146-1509177600-1509210000@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Safe Pass
DESCRIPTION:Safe Pass course in the Boyne Valley Hotel Drogheda Co Louth\nCost is €100 which includes the famous Boyne Valley full Irish breakfast. Payment is advised by card prior to the course to secure the place – call 086 3743166 – all major credit cards accepted.\nRequirements- a form of ID is required\, 1 x current passport size photo and a PPS number. Candidates must be 16 years of age and over. This course is delivered in English\, for translated courses contact SOLAS Safe Pass Section. 0800 start\, see web site for terms and conditions\nNote: all candidates must have a PPS number and proof of ID\, This is a SOLAS requirement. If a PPS number and 1 x passport sized photograph is not produced on the morning of the course then the application will not be processed.\nCall Noel on 0863743166 to secure your place. Two prior to the course Noel will contact you to confirm that you can attend\, if no contact is made by phone or text the place will be given to another candidate 20 persons is the maximum amount allowed on any one course.\nNote Tutor has the right to cancel the course at short notice either to lack of numbers or the room or candidates do not conform with the requirements above. The venue can be changed at very short form the Boyne Valley to Harbourville\nNo refunds for no shows\, if course is booked and candidate does not turn up payment is expected if a further safe pass is booked with Noel Kelly. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/safe-pass-143/
LOCATION:Drogheda
CATEGORIES:Safe Pass
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171104T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+0:20171104T170000
DTSTAMP:20171026T184046
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LAST-MODIFIED:20170919T081802Z
UID:1148-1509782400-1509814800@kellysafetyservices.ie
SUMMARY:Safe Pass
DESCRIPTION:Safe Pass course in the Boyne Valley Hotel Drogheda Co Louth\nCost is €100 which includes the famous Boyne Valley full Irish breakfast. Payment is advised by card prior to the course to secure the place – call 086 3743166 – all major credit cards accepted.\nRequirements- a form of ID is required\, 1 x current passport size photo and a PPS number. Candidates must be 16 years of age and over. This course is delivered in English\, for translated courses contact SOLAS Safe Pass Section. 0800 start\, see web site for terms and conditions\nNote: all candidates must have a PPS number and proof of ID\, This is a SOLAS requirement. If a PPS number and 1 x passport sized photograph is not produced on the morning of the course then the application will not be processed.\nCall Noel on 0863743166 to secure your place. Two prior to the course Noel will contact you to confirm that you can attend\, if no contact is made by phone or text the place will be given to another candidate 20 persons is the maximum amount allowed on any one course.\nNote Tutor has the right to cancel the course at short notice either to lack of numbers or the room or candidates do not conform with the requirements above. The venue can be changed at very short form the Boyne Valley to Harbourville\nNo refunds for no shows\, if course is booked and candidate does not turn up payment is expected if a further safe pass is booked with Noel Kelly. \n
URL:http://kellysafetyservices.ie/event/safe-pass-144/
LOCATION:Drogheda
CATEGORIES:Safe Pass
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