IOSH
Managing Safely Course
Course Overview
The IOSH Managing Safely course is designed to provide managers and supervisors with a clear understanding of their health and safety responsibilities. This internationally recognised qualification focuses on practical risk management, accident prevention, and creating a safer working environment across a wide range of industries, including construction.
3 Day Course
3 day course, delivered fully online or in person.
Online or Classroom
Flexibility to suit you. Fully online or classroom courses available.
CITB Approved
CITB funding available for IOSH courses.
Who Should Attend
This course is suitable for managers, supervisors, team leaders, and anyone with responsibility for health and safety in the workplace. It is ideal for those who need a strong foundation in managing risk and complying with health and safety requirements, regardless of industry background.
What You Will Learn
By completing this course, delegates will be able to:
Understand their health and safety responsibilities as a manager or supervisor
Identify hazards and assess workplace risks effectively
Implement practical measures to control and reduce risks
Investigate incidents and accidents appropriately
Improve overall health and safety performance within their organisation
Course Content
The IOSH Managing Safely course covers the following key topics:
Health and safety responsibilities and legal framework
Identifying hazards and assessing risk
Controlling risks and improving safety performance
Understanding accidents and incident investigation
Measuring and monitoring health and safety performance
Environmental considerations in the workplace
Course Duration & Format
The IOSH Managing Safely course is typically delivered over three days. Portland Training offers both in-person courses at venues nationwide and live online courses, allowing delegates to choose the format that best suits their needs.
Ready to Get Started?
To make a booking, simply contact us through the contact form below. A member of our friendly team will get back to you to discuss your training needs and make sure you’re on the right course.
Assessment & Certification
Assessment consists of a multiple-choice examination and a practical risk assessment project. Upon successful completion, delegates receive an IOSH Managing Safely certificate, which does not expire and is recognised internationally.
Benefits of Completing the Course
Completing the IOSH Managing Safely course helps delegates:
Gain a recognised health and safety qualification
Improve workplace safety and reduce incidents
Demonstrate competence in managing health and safety responsibilities
Increase confidence in identifying and controlling risks
Support career progression into supervisory or management roles
Booking & Pricing
Courses are available throughout the year. To enquire about upcoming dates, pricing, or group bookings, contact us directly through our enquiry form below.
FAQs
Read below for IOSH Managing Safely frequently asked questions.
Do I need prior health and safety knowledge to attend?
No prior health and safety qualifications are required. The course is designed for learners with little or no formal health and safety training.
Is the IOSH certificate recognised outside construction?
Yes, IOSH Managing Safely is suitable for a wide range of industries and is recognised internationally.
Can I attend online?
Yes, live online courses are available nationwide, delivered by experienced instructors.
Does the IOSH Managing Safely certificate expire?
No, the certificate does not expire. However, refresher training is recommended to keep knowledge up to date.
What is the difference between IOSH and CITB courses like SMSTS or SSSTS?
IOSH courses are suitable for multiple industries and focus on general risk management. CITB courses are construction-specific and aligned with site roles such as supervisors and managers.
Is there any support after completing the course?
Yes, Portland Training provides ongoing support, including guidance on certificate renewal and updates on changes to construction safety legislation.