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E-Learning Courses Control Of Silica And Other Workplace Dust
- Duration - Half Day
- Location - Leeds, Bradford, Derby, On-Site, Nationwide Locations
- Certification - In-house
- Valid for - 3 Years
- Equipment Required - Notepad, pen
- Saturday courses available on request
- Group Booking Discounts
- On-Site Training Available
- Refreshments Provided
- Free On-Site Parking
- Additional Training Dates on Request
- Duration – Half Day
- Location – Leeds, Bradford, Derby, On-Site, Nationwide Locations
- Certification – In-house
- Valid for – 3 Years
- Equipment Required – Notepad, pen
Additional Information
- Saturday courses available on request
- Group Booking Discounts
- On-Site Training Available
- Refreshments Provided
- Free On-Site Parking
- Additional Training Dates on Request
- Control Of Silica And Other Workplace Dust
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Course Cost : £100 (+ VAT)
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Course Overview:
The Control of Silica and Other Workplace Dust course is required to be given to employees whose work could foreseeably expose them to Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS) and other workplace dust. This half day course delivers a great insight into the health implications and statistics around silica exposure, details on materials that those working with it might come across, and the expected controls for the work specific environments that should be achieved through risk assessment.
