Health and Safety Training and Health and Safety Online in Naas

Start with the course cards on this page: choose the course your work calls for, enrol in a minute and it opens at once on any phone, tablet or computer. Everything listed under health and safety training and health and safety online in Naas is fully online, so there is no classroom to book in Naas and no date to wait for.

Yes. The course was built for small screens as much as large ones, so a phone carries every lesson and the assessment, and your progress follows you if you switch to another device.

Yes. The certificate is CPD certified and RoSPA approved, and its code confirms the holder, the course and the date online. That is the check employers in Naas make, from food industry offices and M7 logistics parks to the hospital, retail centres and building sites, and the same certificate is accepted across Ireland, the UK and Europe.

No. The whole course, from the first lesson to the assessment, runs online, so nobody in Naas has to travel or wait for a class to fill. Learners in Naas Town Centre, Sallins and Johnstown train at the hour that suits them.

Yes. Section 10 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 asks the employer to give employees the training their work calls for and names no format. The certificate issued here is CPD certified and RoSPA approved, names the course and the date and carries a verification code an employer or inspector checks in seconds.

You work through short lessons at your own pace, answer a knowledge check after each and finish with one assessment online. The course remembers where you stopped, on every device, and a failed attempt costs nothing: retakes are free and unlimited.

By its code. Each certificate has a unique verification code printed on it, and the verification page of Irish Manual Handling confirms the holder, the course and the date to anyone who enters it.

Try again, as often as you need and at no cost. There is no waiting period between attempts and the certificate is issued as soon as you pass.

It depends on the course. The period is given on the course page and the expiry date is printed on the certificate itself, so nobody has to remember it. A refresher, the same course taken again, renews it with a new certificate.

Ask what the job involves and who is asking for the certificate. A named course from an employer, a site or an insurer settles it; otherwise the course cards on this page, from manual handling and manual handling theory to working at heights and abrasive wheels, show which course covers which work, and more than one can be taken under the same account.