Fire Safety Level 1 RQF Training
Fire Safety Level 1 RQF (QCF) training course focuses on the proactive prevention of fires in the first place, along with the most appropriate courses of action to choose upon discovering or suspecting a fire
Our onsite forklift truck training can be completed on all types of lift trucks including; Counter Balance FLT, Reach FLT, Flexi Truck, Pallet Trucks, Sideloader trucks, and MEWPS.
All of our Forklift truck (FLT) training courses meet the standards set by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) L117 ACOP. Furthermore, to demonstrate our excellence amongst forklift licence training, we are also approved and accredited to offer nationally recognised qualifications:
All our Forklift truck training courses complies with the current legislation and HSE standards and the approved codes of practice (HSE) L117 ACOP. If the FLT operator successfully achieves the FLT training course then they will be issued with the relevant licence and training certificate.
Guardian Angels training is accredited and approved to offer the nationally recognised Forklift Truck licence qualifications if required.
If you require an onsite visit to discuss your FLT training needs or would like any additional information, then please get in touch via the contact us page.
Fire Safety Level 1 RQF (QCF) training course focuses on the proactive prevention of fires in the first place, along with the most appropriate courses of action to choose upon discovering or suspecting a fire
The Level 2 Award in Manual Handling training course instils safe lifting and carrying habits in the workforce by communicating why appropriate lifting techniques are important and by introducing the consequences of poor lifting practices.
The Risk Assessment training course has been designed to communicate the importance and mechanics of maintaining a safer working environment, which is a responsibility that should be shared between every worker across the board.
Food Safety Level 4 RQF (QCF) course is ideal for all upper-level workers within the industry including senior management, area coordinators and auditors – existing food safety trainers could also benefit.