Working at Height provider leads in HSE training
Nationwide Platforms recently delivered a bespoke three-day training course to Mechanical Specialist Inspectors at the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain's national regulator for workplace health and safety, which seeks to prevent work-related death, injury and ill health.
This is the second time the HSE has requested training from Nationwide Platforms, after they successfully delivered a two-day version of the course in 2019. The course took place at Nationwide Platform’s Didcot branch, covering the journey of a MEWP from pre-delivery to collection. Technical Instructors from multiple departments got involved to share their expertise with HSE, including IAPA award winning Senior Lead IPAF Instructor Phil Drayton.
Nationwide Platforms' Head of HSE, Alana Paterson, also delivered the latest IPAF Global Safety report and reviewed trends of reported incidents when working at height.
Kate Bell, Head of UK Training for Nationwide Platforms was responsible for overseeing the course creation and delivery. She said, “The objective of this course was to enhance the knowledge of these experienced inspectors on safety innovations, highlighting risks and the prevention of common incidents that may occur. This is the second course that we have delivered to the HSE teams, we are delighted by the positive feedback and look forward to working with HSE in the future”.
“Safety is a priority at Nationwide Platforms, so we are extremely grateful for the opportunity to support the industry by enhancing knowledge and promoting safer working with our best practises and safety innovations.”
Darren Nash, the HSE’s Portfolio Holder for MEWPs added “I want to thank Kate and the rest of the training team for the delivery of the MEWP course. They tailored the course to our specific needs and the quality of the delivery was excellent.”
For more information on Nationwide Platforms and the market leading training they offer, visit Nationwide Platforms Training website.
This is the second time the HSE has requested training from Nationwide Platforms, after they successfully delivered a two-day version of the course in 2019. The course took place at Nationwide Platform’s Didcot branch, covering the journey of a MEWP from pre-delivery to collection. Technical Instructors from multiple departments got involved to share their expertise with HSE, including IAPA award winning Senior Lead IPAF Instructor Phil Drayton.
Nationwide Platforms' Head of HSE, Alana Paterson, also delivered the latest IPAF Global Safety report and reviewed trends of reported incidents when working at height.
Kate Bell, Head of UK Training for Nationwide Platforms was responsible for overseeing the course creation and delivery. She said, “The objective of this course was to enhance the knowledge of these experienced inspectors on safety innovations, highlighting risks and the prevention of common incidents that may occur. This is the second course that we have delivered to the HSE teams, we are delighted by the positive feedback and look forward to working with HSE in the future”.
“Safety is a priority at Nationwide Platforms, so we are extremely grateful for the opportunity to support the industry by enhancing knowledge and promoting safer working with our best practises and safety innovations.”
Darren Nash, the HSE’s Portfolio Holder for MEWPs added “I want to thank Kate and the rest of the training team for the delivery of the MEWP course. They tailored the course to our specific needs and the quality of the delivery was excellent.”
For more information on Nationwide Platforms and the market leading training they offer, visit Nationwide Platforms Training website.