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Training Courses for FWC Members |
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- The FWC offers a range of training courses to its members
that covers essential information on current
Health
and Safety and Employment Law. Further details of training
events will be published on this site.
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- Mandatory course for members - Nationally accredited Institution
of Occupational Safety and Health FWC
- "Working Safely" one-day awareness
programme delivered by Safety Training and Related Services
(STARS) including sessions in the morning on accidents
(prevention and reporting), legal duties for employer and
employee, developing safety culture, practical risk
assessment including a session on the use and completion of
the risk assessment form with a lifetime IOSH
certificate at the end. There are lots of benefits to
having a formal health & safety certificate - it not only
helps win more business especially with public bodies such
as local authorities and NHS Trusts where you can show your
company carries out risk assessments and has health and
safety aware staff but can also have a positive effect on
reducing accidents and ill health
Click Here for more information including the next
available course dates
- NEW for 2008 -
FWC Training course -
Written by Window Cleaners for Window Cleaners.
Accredited Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
"Cleaning Windows Safely" one-day
course - no nonsense - hands on practical and theory with an
IOSH certificate at the end - covering both the use of Water
fed poles and portable ladders. Giving you an industry
recognised qualification which will help you or your
organisation comply with legislative training requirements.
Click Here for more information including the
next available course dates
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The
FWC also provides the opportunity for its members to book a
range of training courses with approved third party training
organisations. Further information and online booking of these
courses can be accessed below by clicking the relevant link.
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The British Window Cleaning Academy is pleased to announce its
program of courses for the first half of 2006. Training is held
at the BWCA's Training Academies in Swindon and Newcastle
Click her for more
The
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) "Safe
effective work at height" IPAF Approved Training Centres train
more than 70 000 operators per year worldwide in the safe and
productive use of modern platforms - its PAL Card is recognised
everywhere as proof of high quality training.
Click Here for more
information and your nearest IPAF training centre.
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