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Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls to Members of the Public

Course Name: Slips, Trips & Falls – Improving Safety During Cleaning Operations
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Course Duration: 15+ minutes

This CPD-certified Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls to Members of the Public training course provides cleaners with an understanding of how to prevent slips, trips and falls when cleaning areas frequented by the public.

Cleaners tasked with floor care very often put the public at risk by failing to use necessary precautions. Our course ensures cleaners are aware of the risk involved and their role in preventing these types of accidents and incidents.

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Certified by CPD

In line with UK legislation

Certificate on completion

Developed by health and safety professionals

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Course Details

Course Duration 15+ minutes
Approval body CPD
Format Fully online
Assessment Multiple choice
Certification Same-day digital certificate
Certificate Valid For 3 years

Suitable For

Cleaners and Janitorial Staff

Cleaning Supervisors

Facilities Management Staff

Site Managers

Caretakers

Contract Cleaners

Course Content

This course contains the following sections:

  • Case Study 1: Ward v Tesco
  • Case Study 2: Green v Asda
  • Don’t Be the Cause of the Problem
  • Follow Your Training
  • Be on the Lookout for Problems
  • Maintain Good Records

What You Will Learn

Why precautions are vital

How slips, trips and falls accidents can occur

Necessary precautions for preventing cleaning accidents

Importance of following adequate training

Importance of record-keeping when cleaning

Available in 13 Languages

Course subtitles are available in multiple languages, including:

French

Dutch

German

Italian

Spanish

Polish

Course Approval Body

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Certified by CPD

This course is certified by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Certification Service.

The course certificate includes:

  • User name
  • Company name
  • Course name
  • Completion date
  • Expiry date
  • Approval body

A CPD-certified certificate will be available for download and printing instantly upon course completion.

Users must complete an assessment before earning their certificate.

The end-of-course test is:

  • Fully online
  • Multiple choice

A score of 80% is required to pass.

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Why Is Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls to Members of the Public Important?

Slips, trips and falls are among the most common workplace hazards contributing to serious injuries each year. These accidents are responsible for over a third of all reported major injuries and cost £512 million annually, as per the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

Providers of cleaning services have a legal responsibility to protect their employees and anyone else who may be at risk. They also hold a financial obligation to protect their organisation from the costs of health and safety fines and claims.

This preventing slips, trips and falls to members of the public online training course helps to minimise the risk of this a common workplace hazard that puts the general public at risk.

About Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls to Members of the Public

This course explores the role and responsibilities of cleaners to ensure that their work practices do not affect the safety of the general public. At a minimum, their cleaning operations should not add to the problem, for example, leaving a wet floor after cleaning, which someone then slips on.