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IOSH Working Safely Course Dates Lincolnshire 2014

Would you like an affordable opportunity to get to grips with the key essentials of health and safety?

The IOSH Working Safely one-day training session offers just that for £125.

Suitable for all employees at any level of the workforce, undertake this qualification with accredited provider Reynolds Training Services to fuel your knowledge, workplace safety and job prospects.

Where Can I Undertake IOSH Working Safely?

Reynolds Training Services is holding one-day IOSH Working Safely training sessions at CATCH, Stallingborough in the county of North East Lincolnshire.

Students travel from the surrounding areas of Grimsby, Cleethorpes, Immingham, Hull, Lincoln and the wider UK to partake in training with us.

You can attend IOSH Working Safely on:

• 3rd February 2014
• 5th March 2014

Once you’ve completed the IOSH Working Safely training session, we’ll follow it up with a written and practical assessment.

What To Expect?

Reynolds Training Services has chiselled out a reputation for making learning fun and productive. CATCH also offers the best in training facilities with realistic industrial environments, workshops and classrooms. The coffee and refreshments aren’t bad either.

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What’s Next?

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