Occupational Health and Safety training is delivered by Reynolds Training Services at CATCH, Stallingborough. Reynolds Training Services are a leading provider of Occupational Health and Safety education in the Lincolnshire region. The Occupational Health and Safety qualifications we offer are designed for companies and individuals in all sectors that want to gain knowledge and skills about workplace health and safety.
Study NEBOSH and IOSH accredited Occupational Health and Safety qualifications with Reynolds Training Services.
We offer the following NEBOSH & IOSH accredited courses:
IOSH Managing Safely
IOSH Working Safely
IOSH Environment for Business (coming 2018)
NEBOSH National General Certificate
NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management
We also offer a range of our own bespoke occupational health and safety qualifications and bespoke development, we take the approach that accidents can be prevented before they happen. Get compliance, get competency, get occupational health and safety training:
Custom Training Courses
We are based at the fantastic training facility, CATCH Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire, which is easily accessed via the M180 from Grimsby, Cleethorpes, Hull and Lincoln. Many students travel from Grimsby, Cleethorpes, Hull, Lincoln and wider Lincolnshire to study our NEBOSH and IOSH Occupational Health and Safety training courses.
Why study Occupational Health and Safety with Reynolds Training Services?
The great thing about Reynolds Training Services, is that we offer students an opportunity to undertake IOSH and NEBOSH accredited Occupational Health and Safety qualifications at CATCH. CATCH boasts impressive £12 million facilities including a live three storey process plant with control room, bunded tank farm, process simulator, Skills Enhancement Centre, access zone, CompEx zone and confined space entry zone as well as engineering workshops and classrooms. CATCH offers industry authentic training and assessment without the risks associated with processing hazardous materials.
