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Commercial Business Unit
Colleges have long played an important part in delivering the continuing professional development needs of a range of staff from the shop floor to the boardroom. They not only train people to be ready for the world of work, they develop and run courses meeting the needs of industry. At the end of the
day training is our business.
The new college building provides us with a huge opportunity to dedicate new resources in terms of the latest equipment, workshops and teaching facilities to meet the growing needs of our business clients.
We have an increased range of courses available to meet the demands of new legislation and technological developments. We also have new teaching, seminar, conference and lecture theatre facilities available for hire. These are all used to deliver what the client requires, not just pre-defined SQA or City and Guilds units. The College works with employers to put a training plan in place to ensure their staff have the training and development they need when they need it in a structured way, not trying to rush them through as deadlines loom.
Keep an eye on the website for the latest developments or contact the Commercial Business Unit on 0141 558 9001.
CARE AND MOVING & HANDLING INTRODUCTION
Who have we trained?
• Local Authority home care, day care, and residential care workers
• Local Authority Education staff
• Student Nurses – undertaking training at Stirling University
• Staff at various Primary Care trusts • Aberlour Child Care Trust • Taxi Drivers and Caretakers
We have been delivering courses to clients in the care sector for many years. We are experts in the field of Client Moving and Handling and have an excellent team all of whom have a nursing / physio background with relevant qualifications and experience. We are very flexible and geared up to deliver practical courses in-house and on the client’s premises with a range of equipment.
We have a range of courses to support the Continuing Professional Development needs of the Care sector and these can be tailored to the individual organisations needs.
All participants receive a record of training and a certificate of attendance.
For a brochure and further information please contact the Commercial Business Unit on 0141 558 9001 or email
commercial@north-gla.ac.uk
MOVING & HANDLING TRAINING
PEOPLE HANDLING & MOVING
2 day course for those who are new to people moving and handling or who have not refreshed their training for 2 years.
PEOPLE HANDLING & MOVING UPDATE
1 day course to update those who have been trained in the past 12–15 months or those who are returning to work after musculoskeletal disorder.
PEOPLE HANDLING & MOVING – SAFE MOVES
This 1 day course is for staff who have to move equipment and may have to assist in moving people safely.
HANDLING & MOVING FOR SUPERVISORS AND LINK WORKERS
An in-depth course totalling 7 days of training for senior staff who must supervise and promote safe moving and handling within their work area and who have responsibility for Risk Assessment.
HOIST AWARENESS
A 1 day course to develop practical skills in using and managing hoists, slings and overhead tracking.
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