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ESTABLISHED 2003
Childcare Mandatory Training Specialists
Why Choose Rose Health and Safety Training Ltd. ESTABLISHED 2003
10 Reasons 1)
We offer flexible, blended accredited and non-accredited training courses to suit our customer needs.
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We are a BSEN ISO 9001:2008 Quality accredited training company rated as excellent.
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We believe firmly that learners who enjoy our training courses will learn more and retain more knowledge which will assist the employer with their statutory duties and the learner with their personal competences.
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Our experience of providing quality learning to our clients to include NHS, local authorities, facilities management companies, charities, doctors surgeries, children’s services, care facilities, factories and many more individual clients.
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Highly motivated and experienced professional tutors who are competent.
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We are a family company established in 2003.
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Cost effectiveness – compare our prices and training to other training companies.
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We offer our clients a quality customer service.
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We provide an equal opportunities policy for all learners, and assist learners during training to achieve their potential.
10) We are here to help our clients throughout our professional caring relationship.
Gordon Rose Gordon Rose CMIOSH FIIRSM Dip.RSA DipOSH Cert Ed MSET OSCHR RSP Director – Rose Health & Safety Training Ltd TM
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CONTENTS ESTABLISHED 2003
Health and Safety in Childcare....................................................................................2 Fire Safety in Childcare...............................................................................................3 Food Hygiene in Childcare..........................................................................................4 Moving and Handling in Childcare..............................................................................5 Safe Handling of Medication in Childcare...................................................................6 Risk Assessment in Childcare.....................................................................................8 Safeguarding in Childcare...........................................................................................9 Accredited Paediatric First Aid Training....................................................................10 3 Day First Aid at Work in Childcare..........................................................................11 Fire Warden Course...................................................................................................12 Open Courses...........................................................................................................13
“If the learners enjoy the learning process they will retain more knowledge and skills.”
Gordon Rose TM
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Health and Safety in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief This half day course is designed to develop an understanding of how to manage health and safety in a childcare setting. This course covers Every Child Matters outcomes: ‘Stay Safe’, ‘Be Healthy’, ‘Enjoy and Achieve’.
Course Aims The course aims are to raise awareness of health and safety in childcare settings and provide early years practitioners with knowledge of how to reduce risks within their practice.
Course Objectives By the end of the session learners will be able to: 1) Develop an understanding of the Welfare Requirements 2) Identify the main causes of injury to staff and children 3) Complete simple risk assessments using a risk rating method 4) Explore own personal attitude to risk taking 5) Explain suitable ways to store hazardous substances and medicines 6) Prioritise legal health and safety issues within a setting 7) Examine how to ensure fire emergency procedures are effective 8) Identify potential safety hazards during an outing
Course Price 3 hour course – £210.00 + VAT
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Fire Safety in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief Fire safety is imperative in all childcare settings, staff require a raised awareness to fire safety. This course covers Every Child Matters outcomes: ‘Stay Safe’, ‘Be Healthy’, ‘Enjoy and Achieve’.
Course Aims The course aims are to raise awareness of fire safety in childcare settings and provide early years practitioners with knowledge of how to reduce fire risks within their practice.
Course Objectives By the end of the session learners will be able to:
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Identify principle workplace hazards Understand the principles of fire and fire spread State the importance of fire precautions Explain the theory of combustion / fire triangle Understand the importance of fire safety State how fire spreads Recognise different types of fire extinguishers Discuss the correct storage of materials
Course Price 3 hour course – £210.00 + VAT
Fire Warden Courses available from £275.00 + VAT TM
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Food Hygiene in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief The Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage states: 3.46 Providers must be confident that those responsible for preparing and handling food are competent to do so. In group provision, all staff involved in preparing and handling food must receive training in food hygiene. This course covers Every Child Matters outcomes: ‘Stay Safe’, ‘Be Healthy’, ‘Enjoy and Achieve’.
Course Aims The course aims are to raise awareness of food safety in childcare settings and provide early years practitioners with knowledge of how to reduce risks in safe handling, preparation, storage, cooking and serving of food and drinks within their practice.
Course Objectives By the end of the session learners will be able to: 1) Understand the importance of food safety measures when providing food and drink for individuals 2) Know how to maintain hygiene when handling food and drink 3) Know how to meet safety requirements when preparing and serving food and drink for individuals 4) Know the safety requirements when clearing away food and drink 5) Know how to store food and drink safely 6) Know how to access additional advice or support about food safety
Course Price 3 hour course – £210.00 + VAT. 1 day Level 2 Accredited Course – £300 + £12.00 per learner + VAT
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Moving and Handling in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief This course has been designed especially for Early Years Practitioners as a mandatory training element, Rose Health and Safety are members of the National Back Exchange and professional members of back care and accredited training provider of this very informative course and use only OCN & OCR-Oxford, Cambridge and RSA examinations qualified Instructors. This course covers Every Child Matters outcomes: ‘Stay Safe’, ‘Be Healthy’, ‘Enjoy and Achieve’.
Course Aims The lesson aims are to raise awareness with regards to correct moving and handling techniques and to facilitate safe working procedures within the working environment to reduce the risk of injury to the carer / practitioner / children and others.
Course Objectives At the end of the session the learner will be able to: 1) Identify their legal responsibilities with regards to moving and handling of people 2) Understand the requirement for maintaining a good posture 3) Demonstrate effective and safe moving and handling techniques 4) Explain the importance of risk assessment and its relationship with moving and handling 5) Identify unsafe systems of work and unsafe techniques 6) State the functions of the spine 7) Use moving and handling aids correctly This course can be tailored to your setting
Course Price 1 day course – £350.00 + VAT TM
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Safe Handling of Medication in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief This course follows best practice guidelines from The Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Skills for Care Learning Outcomes for Medication at Level 2. This course is designed to enable the learner to safely administer medication to those individuals in their caring environment. It is aimed at those staff that have no formal nursing experience or registration. E.g., domiciliary care staff, support staff or health care assistants. Course materials will include such items as medication pots, spoons, syringes, blister packs, MAR sheets & medication policy.
Course Aims The course aims are to raise awareness to Early Years Practitioners that are responsible for administering medication in a Childcare setting. They will be expected to utilise their current background knowledge and experience in the Childcare setting – be it within their employers workplace or any Childcare environment.
Course Objectives By the end of the session learners will be able to:
1) Discuss the key areas of legislation that govern the safe use, handling and storage of medications in the workplace 2) Show how the company’s policy complies with current legislation 3) Discuss the 8 core principles relating to the safe handling of medication as stated by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain 4) Discuss the various abbreviations used within medication administration 5) Explain the need for consent and understand what is meant by the term ‘covert administration’ and where to look for guidance on this subject 6) Discuss the overall procedure for the administration of medication 7) Explain the need for keeping records of administration of medication 8) Explain the audit process and its importance 9) Recognise possible or common side effects from medication
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Safe Handling of Medication in Childcare continued ESTABLISHED 2003
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Discuss the various presentations that medicines are produced in Explain how to administer various types of medication Identify the term ‘secondary dispensing’ Discuss the 7 rights of the child when administering medication Demonstrate the correct procedure for administering medication within the candidates own workplace 15) Explain the correct procedure for dealing with any errors in administration of any medication
Course Price 1 day course – £350.00 + VAT
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Risk Assessment in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief The risk assessment course has been designed for anyone who is responsible for carrying out risk assessments within the Childcare Industry. The course has been well received by managers, Childcare Practitioners and safety representatives. The risk assessment course contains all of the tools necessary to carry out suitable and sufficient risk assessments in the workplace and can be made bespoke for any setting. This course covers Every Child Matters outcomes: ‘Stay Safe’, ‘Be Healthy’, ‘Enjoy and Achieve’.
Course Aims The lesson aims are to ensure that all of the learners can prepare and revise a suitable and sufficient risk assessment as required by The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. The risk assessment process will enable the learner to eliminate, control or reduce workplace hazards effectively.
Course Objectives At the end of the session the learner will be able to:
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Prepare a suitable and sufficient risk assessment Understand the health and safety law relating to risk assessment Define hazard and risk Explain the health and safety executives 5 Steps to risk assessment Evaluate workplace risks correctly Explain when a risk assessment should be reviewed Discuss the role of risk assessment and its important role in health and safety State persons who are especially at risk Understand Perception
This course can be tailored to your setting
Course Price 1 day course – £325.00 + VAT
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Safeguarding in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief This one day course is designed to develop an understanding of safeguarding children – basic signs and symptoms and the ability to work together with regard to safeguarding children. The training will encompass key elements of ‘What to do if you are worried a child is being abused’ (Dept. Health 2003) and allow exploration of the signs and symptoms of child abuse, and what may make one child more vulnerable than another. This training is designed to empower practitioners to feel confident in decisions they make about speaking up to safeguard children. The course will particularly address KEEP principles 1, 5 and 6 Every Child Matters outcomes: ‘Stay Safe’, ‘Be Healthy’, ‘Enjoy and Achieve’.
Course Aims The course aims are to raise awareness to safeguarding in childcare settings and provide early years practitioners with knowledge of how to identify, report, alert and record abuse within their practice.
Course Objectives By the end of the session learners will be able to: 1) Explain the Children’s Act 1989 / Children’s Act 2004 / SOVA 2006 2) Define the term child abuse 3) Recognise the signs and symptoms of child abuse 4) Differentiate between accidental and non accidental injuries 5) Explain typical factors relating to child abuse 6) Analyse acceptable and non acceptable behaviour 7) List information needed to make a referral 8) Evaluate fact and opinion statements 9) Identify key areas that a social worker would investigate 10) Examine the role of the worker to protect a child’s rights 11) Explore their own fears and concerns about child protection
Course Price 1 day course – £325.00 + VAT
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Accredited Paediatric First Aid Training ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief This 2 day course can be offered on an accredited or non-accredited basis to clients covering all aspects of Ofsted requirements in childcare settings will enable staff working with children and infants to manage medical conditions and accidents involving children and infants. Staff will learn what to do in an emergency situation and how to perform cardio pulmonary resuscitation to specific age groups. This course has been very well received by local authorities, schools, child minders, nursery nurses and child care staff.
Course Aims The paediatric first aid training 2 day course will enable those working within childcare establishments to gain the knowledge and feel competent to deal with an adult, child or infant emergency situation. Students will recognise childhood medical conditions and be able to give the correct emergency treatment necessary until medical assistance arrives.
Course Objectives At the end of the session the learner will be able to: 1) Describe the action to be taken in an emergency within childcare establishments 2) Demonstrate cardio pulmonary resuscitation (Adult, Child and Infant) 3) Explain first aid procedures for the unconscious casualty (Adult, Child and Infant) 4) Discuss and demonstrate the treatment for specific medical conditions affecting (Adult, Child and Infant) within the working environment. 5) Demonstrate first aid procedure for wounds and bleeding 6) State the main causes of unconsciousness 7) Describe the role of childcare in relation to paedriatric first aid.
Course Price 2 day course – Group Price – £650 + VAT up to 12 Candidates (13–16 Candidates £750 + VAT) all learners receive a comprehensive handbook, certificate and Paedriatric first aid card.
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3 Day First Aid at Work in Childcare ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief This course has been designed to highlight the role of the first aider, the course is developed with up-to-date changes in first aid training and the requirements of The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. The course is facilitated and enhanced with information and practical assessment which can include bespoke elements, which are essential for different cases and personnel with different medical conditions.
Course Aims The lesson aims are to ensure the candidate receives a structured course with updated information on new changes and to ensure the candidate is competent as a first aider to facilitate their role within the working environment. The candidate will also receive updates on the use of new first aid tools and equipment and the importance of accurate first aid recording.
Course Objectives At the end of the session the learner will be able to:
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Describe the action to be taken in an emergency Demonstrate cardio pulmonary resuscitation Explain first aid procedures for the unconscious casualty Demonstrate first aid procedure for wounds and bleeding State the main causes of unconsciousness Describe the role of the first aider
Full syllabus details on request
Course Price 3 day course – Max 12 Candidates only £999 + VAT (6 or less learners £800+VAT) all learners receive a comprehensive handbook, certificate and first aid card.
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Fire Warden Course ESTABLISHED 2003
Course Brief The fire warden course is designed to meet the requirements of any business that have a legal responsibility under The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and other legislation to ensure that fire risks are identified and the correct fire precautions are utilised to identify and prevent the spread of fire. The role of the fire warden is a very comprehensive responsible role and this course will help develop the competencies required to perform the role within the workplace.
Course Aims The aims of the course are to ensure that the learner is trained and is competent to carry out the role of the fire warden, which will enable the learner to facilitate the very important role of the fire warden in the working environment.
Course Objectives At the end of the session the learner will be able to:
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Identify principle workplace fire hazards. Explain the theory of combustion / fire triangle. Understand the principles of fire and fire spread. State the importance of fire wardens and their roles / responsibilities within the working environment. Understand the company specific fire action plan. Understand the importance of fire safety law. Demonstrate how to use the correct fire extinguisher using the correct extinguishing agent. Discuss the importance of recording information in the fire log book.
Course Price Accredited – half day Learners No’s Group Cost 1–12
£275 + VAT
Non Accredited – half day Learners No’s Group Cost 1–12
£275 + VAT
Accredited Certificate Costs Level 2 Accredited Certificate £12 per learner Non Accredited Certificate Costs All learners receive a free Rose attendance certificate TM
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First Aid Open Courses 2020 ESTABLISHED 2003
Accredited 1 Day Emergency First Aid at Work – £45 + VAT per candidate 20th January 20th April 13th July 19th October
24th February 20th May August – no training 23rd November
23rd March 22nd June 21st September 9th December
Accredited 2 Day First Aid at Work Refresher – £100 + VAT 20th & 21st January 20th & 21st April 13th & 14th July 19th & 20th October
24th & 25th February 20th & 21st May August – no training 23rd & 24th November
23rd & 24th March 22nd & 23rd June 21st & 22nd September 9th & 10th December
Accredited 3 Day First Aid at Work – £150 + VAT per candidate 20th – 22nd January 20th – 22nd April 13th – 15th July 19th – 21st October
24th – 26th February 20th – 22nd May August – no training 23rd – 25th November
23rd – 25th March 22nd – 24th June 21st – 23rd September 9th – 11th December
Accredited Paediatric First Aid at Work – £100 + VAT per candidate 30th & 31st January 23rd & 24th April 16th & 17th July 22nd & 23rd October
27th & 28th February 28th & 29th May August – no training 26th & 27th November
26th & 27th March 29th & 30th June 24th & 25th September 3rd & 4th December
ADDITIONAL COURSES Fire Warden Training (3 Hours) 09.00 – 12.00 – £30 + VAT per candidate Friday 21st February Friday 11th September
Thursday 30th April Friday 20th November
Thursday 30th June
IOSH 3 Day Managing Safely – £350 + VAT per candidate 2nd – 4th March 16th – 18th November
8th – 10th June
1st – 3rd September
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