COSHH stands for Control of Substances Hazardous to Health. The HSE highlights how COSHH impacts a wide range of industries, including agriculture, baking, engineering, catering, and woodworking.

COSHH Assessment Training ensures delegates gain a practical understanding of COSHH as it relates to the substances they work with or are exposed to.

But what does the training actually involve?

It’s the case with the majority of safety training: people think it’s boring. And when you think of Manual Handling training, you think of someone tell you how to lift a box safely. At ACT, it’s a little different. Here’s why.

We’re excited to announce a new addition to our IPAF training: IPAF Harness Inspection & User Training! But what exactly does this course cover?

At ACT – Avery Cameron Training, we run monthly Confined Space Entry training at our Dingwall Centre near Inverness. There’s often confusion about the different risk environments and what that means for your training options. In this post, we’ll explain the differences in course content to help you choose the right training.

Are you thinking about taking the next step into site management? Do you already have responsibilities that include planning, organising, monitoring, controlling and administering staff groups? If the answer is yes, then the Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) is for you. 

ACT - Avery Cameron Training run regular SMSTS courses at our Dingwall Training Center (a 15-minute drive from Inverness)

If this is the course for you, then check out our news post below for more information.