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N O RTH GL A S GOW COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2010/11
HANDLING & MOVING OF INANIMATE LOADS
This course is designed to raise awareness of the problems which improper handling of inanimate loads can cause and to develop good practice to prevent injuries.
RISK ASSESSMENT WORKSHOP
This workshop would take place with a small number of staff in your own environment to help them to assess risks and develop skills in risk assessment in the workplace.
MANUAL HANDLING RISK ASSESSMENT (INANIMATE LOADS)
A 1 day course on handling objects in the workplace and assessing risk using MAC Tools.
If you have a query about particular aspects of this training please contact Irene Pybus on 0141 558 9001 or email
movingandhandling@north-gla.ac.uk
IOSH – WORKING SAFELY & MANAGING SAFELY
The College offers these IOSH courses which are aimed at ensuring staff at all levels have an awareness of the health and safety issues which affect them and those they work with.
WORKING SAFELY
Is a 1 day course for all staff to ensure safe practices are followed.
MANAGING SAFELY is aimed at those with supervisory and managerial responsibilities to ensure the safety of staff and the working environment.
For further information and dates contact the Commercial Business Unit on 0141 558 9001 or email
commercial@north-gla.ac.uk
REHIS – FOOD HYGIENE
An introductory course aimed at catering staff and food handlers. The course is suitable for anyone involved in food retail, food service and food preparation. Successful students will gain an Elementary Food Hygiene Certificate.
Many of the courses offered by the Commercial Business Unit have ILA accreditation.
See page 104 for information on Individual Learning Accounts
CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING COURSES
North Glasgow College delivers courses which are aimed at maintaining and developing the skills levels of staff across a wide range of industry sectors. Whether the need is driven by legislative changes or a need to keep your business at the leading edge we have courses which will help.
In the past we have developed a range of training courses which focus on the real needs of business across construction, electrical, plumbing, maintenance and refrigeration sectors. We will be happy to sit down with you and develop a plan which best suits your needs and the needs of staff and can deliver at the time and place you require.
For further information on courses and dates contact the Commercial Business Unit on 0141 558 9001 or email
commercial@north-gla.ac.uk
SKILLCARD
This course fulfils the Health and Safety Competence level to gain an Engineering Skills card within the Building Services sector. It is aimed at individuals, companies, and HVCA members working within the construction industry.
NEW F-GAS LEVEL 2 AWARD IN F-GAS REGULATIONS (C&G 2079)
North Glasgow College has invested in the delivery of this course in order to meet the needs of industry and to provide compliance with the new legislative framework.
Candidates who wish to comply with the new F-Gas Regulations and be able to handle refrigerants safely and competently will find this course invaluable.
The environmental and legal implications regarding Safe Refrigerant Handling makes this course essential for persons directly or indirectly connected with refrigerants.
Testing of the candidates will be by a combination of practical skills assessment followed by a closed-book theory test using the City and Guilds GOLA on-line system.
LEVEL 3 CERTIFICATE IN THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS (BS 7671: 2008) 2382/10
This course covers the 17th Edition Electrical regulations and lasts for 4 days plus GOLA assessment.
LEVEL 3 CERTIFICATE IN THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS (BS 7671: 2008) 2382/20
This is the update course designed for those who have their 16th Edition certificate and lasts 1 day plus assessment.
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