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Advance Diploma in Workplace Health and Safety - 15 in 1

Name: Advance Diploma in Workplace Health and Safety - 15 in 1
Rating: 4.7 (8 reviews)

Master Workplace Safety with 15 Essential Training Courses for Risk Prevention and Compliance

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Created byGerald College

Last updated 4/2026

English

What you'll learn

Understand the core principles of workplace health and safety and how they apply across different industries and working environments.
Learn how to identify workplace hazards, assess risks effectively, and apply the hierarchy of controls to prevent accidents and injuries.
Build practical competence in manual handling, safe lifting techniques, and ergonomic risk reduction to minimise musculoskeletal injuries.
Master fire safety fundamentals, including fire prevention, emergency procedures, and workplace evacuation planning.
Develop the ability to prevent slips, trips, and falls by recognising environmental, behavioural, and organisational risk factors.
Gain in-depth knowledge of noise and dust hazards, including health effects, exposure limits, and effective control measures.
Apply safe working practices for high-risk equipment and tasks such as abrasive wheels, ladders, and electrical systems.
Strengthen your understanding of energy isolation through Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) procedures to prevent accidental equipment start-up.
Navigate key UK health and safety regulations, including PUWER and LOLER, with confidence and practical compliance insight.
Enhance lone worker safety by learning how to assess risks, implement monitoring systems, and respond to emergencies.
Prepare for high-risk operations such as hot work, working at height, and confined space entry with robust safety controls and procedures.
Build the skills and confidence to promote a strong safety culture, improve compliance, and support organisational health and safety performance.

Course content

15 sections • 176 lectures • 4h 59m total length

What is Manual Handling1:57
Safe Lifting Techniques at Work7:41
Lifting and Lowering Risk Fitter3:02
Pushing and Pulling Risk Fitter4:20
Use the pushing and pulling risk filter to assess tasks by posture, 20-meter distance, and force; maintain an upright torso, arms near the body, and legs for support, avoiding twisting.
Manual Handling Tasks That are Performed while Seated4:44
A Universal Plan2:08
Your One amazing Body0:52
Inside Your Spine.1:31
The Breaking Point.1:58
Analyze The Load.2:33
Know Your Limits.1:29
Rethink the Task.1:16
Scan the Environment.0:58
Your New Habit.0:55
Your Back's Biggest Risks.1:10
Master safe lifting techniques to protect your back and prevent injuries, recognizing that even light objects can cause harm if lifted with poor form.
The golden Rule.0:46
Lifting A Height Guide.1:53
Learn safe lifting for three common lifts—floor, waist-height, and overhead. Test weight, use a shoulder-width stance, bend knees, hug the load, grip with full palms, turn with your feet.
Tools and Teamwork.0:49
Use mechanical aids whenever available, push, not pull, for visibility and control; stack heaviest items bottom to lower the center of gravity, keep your back straight, and scan for obstacles.
The Coordinated Lift.2:01
Golden Rules of Lifting.1:26
Handling Small Tyres.1:19
Tackling Large tyres.0:58
Lifting as a Team.1:35
More than just Tyres.1:10
The Day Rafiq Learned to Lift Smart1:42

Break The Silence1:20
The Science of Fire3:32
Prevention Playbook1:23
Emergency Action Plan1:29
Follow four steps during emergencies: raise alarm, call emergency services from a safe place, evacuate, and go to assembly point. Stay calm, use stairs, and never re-enter a burning building.
What To Do If Trapped1:48
Your First Decision2:42
The Six Classes of Fire0:48
Identify the six fire classes by fuel: solids (class a), flammable liquids (class b), gases (class c), combustible metals (class d), live electrical fires, and cooking fats and oils (class f).
The Extinguisher Toolkit2:49
Using an Extinguisher0:36
Apply four steps to operate a fire extinguisher: pull safety tag, pull pin, squeeze the handle away from you, and aim at base of the flames to attack the fuel.
Using a Fire Blanket1:07
The Day Ethan Faced a Fire Emergency1:50
Responding to a Workplace Fire Emergency

Shared Responsibility2:29
Spot hazard, Own it1:14
The Power Of The pan0:41
What Would you Do0:59
Navigate a real-world slip hazard by deciding your first and next moves to own the hazard and prevent harm, given no cleaning tools or signs.
Workspace hazard1:00
Decoding Slips And Trips1:33
The Danger of Falling1:44
Your Proactive Plan0:56
A Safer workspace1:18
The 2 Metre Myth1:34
The Safest First Step0:30
Your pre-Climb Checklist1:02
Stepladder Safety1:19
Learning Ladders2:05
Daniel Took a Small Step Seriously1:38
Assignment 1

Unheard Workplace Danger1:22
Your Ear’s Journey2:14
Decoding the Decibel1:47
Permanent Fading1:14
Explore how irreversible hair cell damage from excessive noise leads to permanent hearing loss, starting with high-pitched sounds and progressing to conversation challenges, with tinnitus as a lifelong consequence.
The Warning Signs0:56
The Action Levels3:13
Hierarchy of Control0:52
The Last Resort PPE1:38
Discover why ppe is a last resort and that it protects the wearer while hazards remain. Compare ear defenders, earplugs, and canal caps using snr and decibel guidance.
Your Role in Staying Safe1:02
Understand your two-way role in workplace safety by following training, wearing PPE correctly, reporting damaged gear or noisy machines, never altering noise controls, and taking hearing tests if offered.
Lucas and the Sound He Couldn’t Ignore1:31

A Rogues Gallery of Dust3:31
The Invisible Invasion0:43
Explore how dust invades the body via two routes: inhalation and respiration, with microscopic particles slipping past defenses into the lungs and causing damage you can't undo.
The Deadly Consequences2:14
The Final, Fiery Twist1:34
Explore how everyday dust from flour to wood becomes an explosive hazard in air, and how a tiny spark can ignite a rapid explosion, revealing dust as an invisible invader.
The Hidden Danger of Dust1:07
A Shared Responsibility0:57
Your Employer’s Playbook1:17
Identify hazards, assess risks, implement controls, and keep the five-step risk assessment as a living document with training, PPE, and health monitoring to keep dust exposure below legal limits.
Your Role on the Team1:14
Safety in Practice2:51
Noah and the Invisible Danger Around Him1:35
Assignment 2

The Shocking Truth1:25
How Accident Happen0:56
Built-In Bodyguards1:43
Discover how built-in safety devices act as silent bodyguards, with fuses designed to fail safely, resettable circuit breakers, and RCDs that cut power in a fraction of a second.
The Golden Rules1:06
Apply the golden rules to electrical safety by avoiding overloading sockets beyond 13 amps, skipping daisy chaining, and using bar style extensions to reduce fire and water hazards.
30 Second Safety Check1:12
Invisible Danger1:16
How Shocks Harm You1:43
Responding to an Accident1:57
High Voltage & Fire1:34
Your Safety Checklist1:04
Aiden’s Shocking Realization About Electricity1:26

What is Work Equipment1:23
Explore the broad official definition of work equipment, from laptops to power drills and lifting hoists, and learn that every item used for work must meet safety standards.
The Puwer Rulebook1:18
Understand the provision and use of work equipment regulations, known as pure, as the legal rulebook ensuring safety for work equipment, from complex machines to simple tools, based on risk.
Ultimate Responsibility0:58
Everyone Plays a Part1:36
Choosing Safe Equipment2:13
Assessing Workplace1:17
Main and Inspection1:08
WARNING AND marketing1:10
Explore how warnings and signs connect machines to people to boost safety. Identify basic warning, mandatory, and prohibition signs and understand their consequences when ignored.
Information and Training1:54
First line of defence2:50
Deliberate by Design1:35
When to Say Stop1:45
The Safety System1:16
Daniel’s Realization About Everyday Equipment1:40
Assignment 4

Requirements

No prior requirements needed.

Description

"This course contains the use of artificial intelligence"

The Advanced Diploma in Workplace Health and Safety – 15 in 1 is a comprehensive professional training programme designed to equip learners with the practical knowledge, regulatory awareness, and confidence required to manage workplace safety effectively across multiple industries.

This all-in-one diploma brings together 15 essential health and safety courses, covering the most common causes of workplace accidents and regulatory non-compliance. From manual handling and fire safety to high-risk activities such as working at height, confined spaces, and hot work, this programme provides a structured and practical approach to accident prevention and legal compliance.

You will begin with core workplace hazards such as manual handling, slips and trips, noise, and dust, building a solid foundation in everyday risk management. The course then progresses into specialist areas including electrical safety, abrasive wheels, ladders, and lockout/tagout procedures, ensuring you understand both routine and high-risk operations.

Advanced regulatory training modules on PUWER, LOLER, lone working, and work equipment safety will deepen your understanding of employer and employee responsibilities. The programme concludes with critical high-risk activities, including hot work, working at height, and confined space operations—areas where robust controls and clear procedures are essential.

By the end of this diploma, you will have the skills to identify hazards, assess risks, implement control measures, and support compliance, making you a valuable asset in any workplace committed to health and safety excellence.

This Course Is Divided into the Following Sections

Course 1: Manual Handling and Safe Lifting at Work
Principles of safe lifting, risk factors, injury prevention, and ergonomic best practices.

Course 2: Fire Safety at Work
Fire prevention, emergency procedures, fire risk assessments, and evacuation planning.

Course 3: Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention at Work
Identifying common causes, workplace design considerations, and control measures.

Course 4: Noise Awareness at Work
Understanding noise risks, legal exposure limits, and hearing protection strategies.

Course 5: Dust Awareness at Work
Health risks of airborne dust, control methods, and respiratory protection.

Course 6: Abrasive Wheels Safety
Safe mounting, inspection, use, and maintenance of abrasive wheels.

Course 7: Ladder Safety
Correct ladder selection, inspection, positioning, and safe working practices.

Course 8: Electrical Safety
Electrical hazards, safe systems of work, and preventing electric shock and fires.

Course 9: Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) Training
Energy isolation procedures to prevent accidental start-up during maintenance.

Course 10: PUWER Training
Safe use, inspection, and maintenance of work equipment in line with legal duties.

Course 11: LOLER Training
Planning and safe execution of lifting operations and lifting equipment inspections.

Course 12: Lone Worker Safety Training
Risk management strategies for employees working without direct supervision.

Course 13: Hot Work Training
Controlling fire and explosion risks during welding, cutting, and similar activities.

Course 14: Working at Height Training
Fall prevention, access equipment safety, and rescue planning.

Course 15: Working in Confined Spaces Training

Hazard identification, atmospheric risks, permits to work, and emergency procedures.

Who this course is for:

Anyone
Health and Safety Officers
Health and Safety Managers
Supervisors and Team Leaders
Site Managers and Project Managers
Construction Professionals
Manufacturing and Industrial Workers
Facilities and Maintenance Managers
HR and Compliance Professionals
Business Owners and Employers
Contractors and Subcontractors
Aspiring Health and Safety Professionals
Anyone Responsible for Workplace Safety

Advance Diploma in Workplace Health and Safety - 15 in 1

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Course content

Manual Handling and Safe Lifting at Work25 lectures • 50min

Fire Safety at Work12 lectures • 19min

Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention at Work15 lectures • 20min

Noise Awareness at Work10 lectures • 16min

Dust Awareness at Work10 lectures • 17min

Abrasive Wheels Safety4 lectures • 25min

Ladder Safety11 lectures • 16min

Electrical Safety11 lectures • 15min

Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) Training6 lectures • 9min

PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations) Training14 lectures • 22min

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