IOSH Working Safely: 1-day Virtual
About the 1-Day Virtual classroom course:
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Virtual Classroom courses require delegates to read, and confirm (sign) some important information prior to course commencement. Email access is imperative throughout the entire course.
- Delegates must have access to a modern Laptop/PC or Tablet with suitable camera, microphone and relevant Teams/Zoom software installed.
- They must also have good access to the internet and emails.
- Delegates must also agree to follow strict guidelines for the online End-Test assessment, which includes keeping the camera on at all times, and not searching the internet or IOSH digital workbook during the test.
- The instructor will be monitoring delegates throughout the End-Test.
The digital IOSH Workbook will be emailed to the delegate. Some of the other associated course paperwork may be emailed, but may also be accessed via our online Gigsavvy Platform.
Special arrangements can be made for workbooks and some relevant course paperwork to be provided in physical format. However, this will include an extra cost and must be arranged and paid for at least 2 weeks prior to the start date of the course. Please use the Contact form to enquire about physical versions of the IOSH Workbook and course paperwork.
COURSE INFORMATION:
IOSH Working Safely is split into 4 Parts: with each Part having ‘Key Learning Points’.
Part one: Introducing working safely – (1 Key Learning Point)
- Why is it important to work safely?
Part two: Defining hazard and risk – (4 Key Learning Points)
- What kind of things can cause you or others harm?
- What is Risk?
- How can risks be controlled?
- How do you decide what to do about Risks?
Part three: Identifying common hazards – (2 key Learning Points)
- What are some common hazards?
- What can we do about common hazards?
Part four: Improving safety performance – (3 Key Learning Points)
- What are your Organisation’s responsibilities?
- What are your responsibilities?
- How is safety improved?
All delegates are provided with a digital workbook with information on all 4 Parts including Key Learning Points. There is also helpful course information to guide delegates through the course before the end test. Workbooks, Mock assessments, End-Tests and Evaluation forms are all emailed to the delegates.
Assessment procedures
Every delegate who has attended all four modules for the required face-to-face contact time, takes the end-of-course assessment. This assessment tests the course learning objectives and consists of two parts:
Part A – an invigilated, closed-book, end-of-course multi-format question paper
Part B – an invigilated, closed-book, end-of-course multi-choice hazard-spotting exercise.
Both parts should be completed at the end of the course and can be achieved within 30 minutes.
Mock Assessment
There is one mock assessment, containing four questions and one hazard-spotting exercise. This paper presents a range of question types, so that delegates experience all styles of questions. This mock assessment is used as a knowledge check after Parts 1-3 have been delivered. It also prepares delegates for the end test, and the instructor will carry out the Mock Assessment in similar conditions to the end test, with no contact between delegates, no internet searching and no access to IOSH workbooks.
The mock assessment has questions relating to Parts 1-3 and the assessment is kept by the trainer – the delegates must not take copies away with them.
End-test Assessments
Both the multi-format assessment and hazard spotting exercise are marked by the instructor according to the IOSH Marking Scheme.
To be eligible for an accredited IOSH Working Safely certificate, delegates must:
- Attend all 4 Parts
- Achieve the minimum mark on the End Test Assessment – this is 20 out of a possible 33.
- Achieve a minimum mark on the Hazard Spotting Exercises – this is 10 out of a possible 16
- Delegates must have a total score of 30 or more.
- However, if a delegate fails, they may be given some 1-1 feedback, and may be given the opportunity for a retest with a different End Test Assessment paper.
END OF COURSE FEEDBACK / EVALUATION
- All delegates are asked to complete an official IOSH feedback / evaluation form. This is important so that IOSH can monitor performance of Approved Training Providers as well as their own course materials.
- Additionally, there will be an opportunity to complete Gigsavvy feedback / evaluation. This is extremely helpful for Gigsavvy to monitor company performance and to ensure customer satisfaction.
CERTIFICATION:
- Delegates who attend all 4 Parts, and successfully complete both the end test and the Hazard Spotting Exercise will gain the official accredited IOSH Working Safely Certificate.
- Please note that Gigsavvy Ltd endeavour to be ‘paper-free’ and therefore the certificate is provided in digital format. However, physical certificates can be ordered and posted out, but there will be an extra cost for this.
- Whilst there is no expiry date on certificates, it is recommended by IOSH that refresher training is completed every three years.