Health & Safety Training
Workplace safety awareness, hazard identification, and risk management.
Topic Overview
Health and safety is a core responsibility for all Delta Force Group staff. This training covers hazard identification, safe working practices, and the importance of reporting concerns to maintain a safe environment for everyone.
Why This Training Matters
Roles and Responsibilities
All Staff
- Follow all health and safety procedures and training
- Report hazards, near misses, and incidents immediately
- Use PPE correctly where required
- Do not take unnecessary risks
Supervisors
- Ensure team compliance with H&S procedures
- Conduct and review risk assessments
- Investigate incidents and near misses
- Ensure adequate training is provided
Step-by-Step Guidance
Know Your Environment
Familiarise yourself with the site, including hazards, emergency exits, first aid locations, and assembly points.
Identify Hazards
Continuously look for potential hazards such as trip risks, faulty equipment, or unsafe practices.
Report Concerns
Report all hazards, near misses, and unsafe conditions immediately. Do not assume someone else has reported it.
Take Action Where Safe
If you can safely address a hazard (e.g., clearing a spillage), do so. If not, cordon off the area and report it.
Follow Procedures
Always follow site-specific procedures, method statements, and risk assessments for your activities.
Do's and Don'ts
Do's
- Complete all required health and safety training
- Report hazards and near misses immediately
- Use correct PPE for the task
- Follow safe systems of work and procedures
- Know your emergency procedures
- Take breaks and stay hydrated
Don'ts
- Ignore hazards thinking 'it's not my job'
- Take shortcuts that compromise safety
- Use equipment you're not trained to use
- Block fire exits or emergency equipment
- Work while fatigued or under influence
- Hide or fail to report incidents
Real-World Scenarios
Knowledge Check
Test your understanding with these quick questions. This is for self-assessment only.
Question 1
Why is it important to report near misses even when no one was hurt?
Question 2
What should you do if you identify a hazard you cannot fix yourself?
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Important: This training is provided for awareness and development purposes only and does not replace regulated, licensed, or accredited qualifications.