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CSR Card Training Belfast
CSR training is a one-day course for those working in the construction industry that require proof of competence and access to site. The course covers ...
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NEBOSH General Certificate Online via eLearning
The National General Certificate is NEBOSH‘s flagship qualification, and experts consider it the gold standard entry qualification for those pursuing a career in health and ...
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Professional Level CSR Cards via eLearning Explained
CSR provides cards for construction industry professionals. These cards can be issued based on academic qualifications or professional memberships without the professional having to attend a 1-day ...
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CPR training to be added to curriculum for post-primary pupils
The Education Minister has announced that post-primary pupils aged 11-14 will have access to CPR training as part of the school curriculum. Michelle McIlveen said ...
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CSR Changes from 31 December 2020
From 31 December 2020 all Construction Skills Register (CSR) skilled cards or above that were originally issued on the basis of an occupational assessment and ...
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Fire training is a hot topic in Health & safety
Managers should place fire safety training for their entire workforce high on their priority list. News and warnings about fire risks have pervade the media. ...
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CSR Withdraws Visitor Card
From 29 February 2020 CSR will no longer issue any new or renewal Construction Site Visitor cards. Visitor cards issued up to this date will ...
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Meet our Trainer – Moya
At Health Matters, we believe in employing trainers that are passionate, enthusiastic and have a wealth of in-depth knowledge and experience in their field. Moya, ...
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Manual Handling- Why is it so important?
What is manual handling? Manual handling is classed as any transporting or supporting of a load by one or more people. The term is used ...
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Fatal accidents in construction sector at lowest ever level
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) recently released its annual figures for work-related fatal injuries for 2018/19. Latest annual figures show that 30 people were ...