COSHH — Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (Assessor)
Assessing and controlling the health risks of hazardous substances used in production.
Industry
Machinery, manufacturing, chemicals and petrochemicals — process and machine-safety focused.
Discuss training for your teamManufacturing, chemical and petrochemical operations combine hazardous substances, process hazards, machinery and maintenance risks. Both process-safety and occupational-health competence are essential.
IOSS supports the sector with COSHH, HAZOP/HAZID, process-safety, isolation and management-system training, plus the accredited HSE qualifications that underpin a strong safety culture.
Courses
Accredited and specialist programmes most relevant to this sector — all part of our catalogue.
Assessing and controlling the health risks of hazardous substances used in production.
Structured HAZOP methodology for identifying process hazards and operability problems.
Systematic hazard identification for projects and operations.
Fundamentals of process safety for operations.
Fundamentals of safe isolation and lock-out / tag-out across systems.
Safe entry, working and rescue principles for confined spaces.
Safe operation of abrasive grinding machines.
Design and develop an occupational health & safety management system to ISO 45001:2018.
A clear overview of ISO 9001:2015 requirements and how they apply in practice.
The benchmark international health & safety qualification (current specification). Two units: GIC1 — a 24-hour open-book scenario assessment with a closing interview — and GIC2, a 3-hour practical risk assessment. Points-based marking, 60% to pass. Delivered in Russian over 25–30 days ahead of the GIC1 sitting (four per year).
The world-recognised safety course for line managers — practical risk management, responsibilities and measuring performance.
Core first aid with CPR and automated external defibrillator basics.
Arc-flash hazards, boundaries, risk assessment and protective measures for electrical work.
Recognising and controlling static-electricity ignition hazards in industry.
Identifying UN classes, divisions and proper shipping names for dangerous goods.
Safe segregation, separation and stowage of incompatible dangerous goods.
The role of the DGSA and the compliance duties for dangerous-goods operations.
Containing and responding to hazardous-substance and chemical spills.
Fire precautions, fire watch and permit control for welding, cutting and grinding.
Monitoring and controlling air pollutants and managing emissions to atmosphere.
Identifying and evaluating significant environmental aspects and impacts of activities.
Preventing and controlling environmental spills to land and water (SPCC planning).
Improving energy and resource efficiency to cut cost and environmental impact.
Certified lead-auditor training to plan, conduct and report quality-management-system audits.
Certified lead-auditor training for auditing environmental management systems.
Awareness and implementation of an ISO 50001 energy-management system.
We design in-house training around your sites, procedures and risks — delivered on location or online.
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