Safety Pass Alliance | Petrol Retail

Duration: 2 days training

Delegates: up to 20 delegates

Location: Training at your Company Site or at Milne Safety

Who should Attend: Contractors who work on a Petrol Forecourt.

Who is the SPA? The Safety Pass Alliance was established in 2000 and offers an industry safety passport scheme for individuals working in the food and drink industry, Petrol industry and others. The SPA courses are acknowledge by the HSE for promoting good practice through supply chains and contributing to increased standards within the remit of  heath and safety.

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Course Covers:

  • To build on the basic Health and Safety information of the Core Day programme by concentrating on risks specifically found with working on a Petrol Filling Station.
  • To allow delegates to recognise hazards, utilise control measures and safe working practices and maintain a safe working environment.

On course completion delegates will have the knowledge to:

  • Demonstrate their understanding of the subjects by successfully completing each module assessment paper.
  • Appreciate how they personally can influence good standards within Health and Safety and the Environment.
  • Understand the value of risk assessment and have the knowledge to recognise when changes to a generic assessment is required.
  • Understand the common hazards associated with working in this sector.
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