SERVICES
Auditing
At AMANZA we assess the compliance of your workplace with the relevant Health and Safety legislation and best practice.
The Audit Process involves a critical evaluation of the Health and Safety systems in place and a survey of workplace hazards and non compliance with governing legislation. We assess the extent of your compliance covering an extensive range of safety issues. We pass the knowledge on to you with a comprehensive report produced on the findings proving advice and recommendations which will assist the company on achieving full compliance.
Training
• CSCS Signing Lighting and Guarding for Roadwork’s
• CSCS Health and Safety at Roadwork’s for operatives
• CSCS Detection of Underground Services
• Manual Handling
• Office Safety
• Ergonomics
• Accident Investigation
• Abrasive Wheel
• Environmental Awareness
• Laboratory Safety
• Safety Induction
• Safety Statement Preparation training programme
and more..
CSCS Signing Lighting and Guarding for Roadwork’s
Awarding Body: FAS
Who should attend: Managers , Supervisors and operators who are required to plan, organise, direct, control and manage the safe free flow of traffic through road works in rural and urban situations . Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2006, this training will be mandatory from June 2009.
Course content:
• Introduction to Traffic Management
• Roadworks Classifications
• Traffic Management Devices
• Traffic Management Layouts
• Traffic Management Applications
• Multiple Choice Exam
• Motorways/Dual Carriageways
• Classroom Practical
• Safe Systems of Installation
• Site Practical Exam
• Classroom Practical Exam
Course Duration: 3 days
Participation: maximum of 8
Certification: FAS/FETAC Certification which is valid for 5 years
Note: there is also available a 1 Day CSCS Health and Safety at Roadwork’s for operatives working on Roads. This allows participants to maintain this Signing Lighting and Guarding.
CSCS Detection of Underground Services
Awarding Body: FAS
Who should attend: All those involved in detection and avoidance of Underground Services. Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2006, this training will be mandatory from June 2009. The course is designed to make participants aware of the dangers involved in excavating It will also train delegates in the use of cable detection equipment and to detect and avoid most buried services
Course content:
• Overview of relevant legislation and Codes of Practice
• Risk Assessment and preparation of work
• Safe system of work
• Introduction to locate & detection equipment-functional checks
• Practical on site location of underground services
• Practical exercises incorporating all associated equipment
• Safe digging techniques
• Correct maintenance and storage of equipment
Course Duration: 2 days
Participation: maximum of 8
Certification: FAS/FETAC Certification which is valid for 5 years
Manual Handling
Course Content:
• Introduction to Manual Handling
• Legislation
• Anatomy
• Ergonomics
• Principles of Safe Handling
• Lifting Techniques
Course Duration 4hrs maximum
Participation: maximum of 12 persons
Consultation
Employers are required to carry out a risk assessments and prepare a Safety Statement. They are a requirement by law and are central to a Health and Safety Management System in the workplace.
Safety Statements
Section 20 of the Safety Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 requires employers to prepare a written Safety Statement. The safety statement is effectively a company`s documented Health & Safety Management programme for ensuring the safety, health and welfare of all its employees whilst at work.
Risk Assessment
Section 19 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 requires that employers and those who control workplaces to any extent must identify the hazards and assess the risks to safety and health at work presented by these hazards. Risk assessments should be reviewed periodically and whenever there are significant changes in the workplace.
A risk assessment is an important step in protecting your workers and your business, as well as complying with the law. It helps you focus on the risks that really matter in your workplace
Noise Assessments
Preventing damage to hearing due to occupational noise exposure is a legal requirement of employers under the Safety, Health and Welfare at work (General Application) Regulations 2007, Chapter 1 of Part 5: Control of Noise at work. The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Control of Noise at Work) Regulations 2006 came into effect in April 2006. The Directive tightens the legal requirements in relation to noise by lowering the exposure action values to 80 and 85 dB(A).
AMANZA offers Noise Assessment which will measure the noise levels in your work location. Our noise assessments will identify areas of concern and will also recommended protective and preventive measures to reduce noise exposure to your employees.
Safety Advisor
AMANZA provides a service of placement of Safety Advisors. Our health and safety advisers offers expert knowledge and skills and represents a key role in helping control occupational risk. Their role is to help plan, implement, monitor and review protective and preventative measures that employers are required or choose to follow, and work to minimize operational losses, occupational health problems, accidents and injuries.