Slips & Trips Training Refresher

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This online training course updates skills on management of slips and trips in the workplace.

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ETD Training

ETD has reinvented the wheel of online health and safety training and is revolutionising the way employers implement the Health and Safety at Work Act (HSWA) protecting employers and their workforce from injury and claim. We offer free online risk assessments and over 25 Online Health and Safety Training courses.

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