Mandatory Compliance

Health & Safety in the Workplace — Essentials

Practical essentials covering hazards, risk awareness, and safe working expectations in UK workplaces and care settings.

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CPD-AccreditedMandatory Compliance

CPD hours: 2.5 (indicative)
CPD points: 2.5 (1:1 convention)
Lessons: 7
Trainer: Even Better Training

Learning aims

Recognise common workplace hazards
Understand reporting and escalation
Support a safer working culture

Modules

1. Hazards and risks
text · 12 min — Spotting and classifying everyday risks.
2. Safe working habits
video · 14 min — Practical behaviours that reduce incidents.
3. Knowledge check
quiz · 8 min — Confirm essential understanding.

What our certificates mean

2.5 CPD hours · 2.5 CPD points (indicative)

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“Skills for Care Aligned” means course themes are mapped to common adult social care / induction topics. It does not mean Skills for Care endorsement of this provider, award of the Care Certificate, CQC approval, or proof of workplace competence. The Care Certificate requires employer assessment in real work activity.

Online knowledge checks support learning. They do not replace workplace observation, supervision, or employer sign-off required for safe care practice.

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