E-learning: personal safety training

Personal safety is a person's right to go about their everyday life free from the threat or fear of psychological, emotional, and physical harm from others.

Employers have a responsibility to safeguard their employees' personal safety. There is also plenty that individual workers can do to ensure they are as safe as possible while going about their job. In this Health and Safety course, you will see how you can ensure your own personal safety both in and out of work.

Topics

Your employer's responsibilities for your personal safety
When and where your personal safety is most at risk
How to assess and minimise risks to your personal safety
Legislation relating to self-defence in a potentially violent situation
The importance of good communication skills

What is eLearning?

Our eLearning courses provide an easier, more convenient way to access training and learn new skills. You will be sent a link to access the video session and have access to it for 12 months.

Some of our eLearning courses have a test element to help maximise your learning and can usually be completed in a hour. Don't forget that and any time spent studying will contribute towards your Continued Professional Development (CPD) requirement if you are a member.

Related courses and information

Personal safety and lone working guidance

Making personal safety a habitual part of any working practice is essential. Being aware of the risks of lone working and having effective and familiar policies and practices in place can help agents recognise any potential red flags and give them the confidence to respond in an appropriate way that reduces the risk of harm.

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E-learning: lone worker safety

If your work requires you to visit domestic housing, void properties or business units alone, this course provides an outline of health and safety management law in relation to lone workers.

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