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Joan Hutchinson completed a Health and Safety training course called "In Safe Hands" on November 18, 2015. The course covered identifying health and safety risks in the workplace, proper moving and handling techniques, managing hazardous substances, and procedures for incidents and accidents. It addressed learning objectives related to understanding an organization's health and safety responsibilities and one's own role in promoting safety.
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in safe hands
- 1. This is to certify that Joan Hutchinson successfully completed In Safe Hands - Health and Safety on 18 November 2015 The learning objectives of the module are: Understand why Health and Safety is important to HC-One and what HC-One's responsibilities are. Understand your personal responsibilities for promoting Health and Safety at work. Become aware of specific Health and Safety problems in your workplace. Define hazard and risk and identify Health and Safety risks. Know how to respond to hazards and risks. Know the correct moving and handling techniques. Recognise hazardous substances and the rules to stay safe when using them. Understand the importance of managing visitors to the building. Know what to do if an incident or an accident occurs. It covers the requirements of unit HSC027 Learning Outcomes 1, 2 and 6 in the Health & Social Care Level 2 Diploma / SVQ. This course is valid for two years from the date of completion Empowering learners to deliver the kindest care Touchstone reference #2012289-43524-8