The training will provide learners with an understanding of the knowledge and tools to: Proactively assess the environmental risks and also develop skills in environmental assessment to understand how to identify potential MATTEs, and implement effective risk management strategies.

Under the Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) Regulations 2015, operators are required to demonstrate that all major accident hazards (MAHs) have been identified. MAH identification is commonly carried out against a list of guidewords, or deviations, intended to identify all potential initiators of MAHs at an establishment. Included in these guidewords are often a smaller number of environmental initiators, capturing extremes of temperature and weather. However, assessment is typically conducted on current weather patterns, on equipment often designed to older standards.

Traditional safety approaches can only take performance so far. To achieve world-class standards, organisations must address the behaviours and attitudes that influence safety. This one-day course introduces the principles of behavioural safety, helping you understand why unsafe behaviours occur and how to address them effectively. You’ll gain practical tools to improve safety culture, reduce human error, and strengthen both occupational and process safety outcomes. Ideal for managers, supervisors, and safety professionals looking to take safety performance to the next level.

Looking under the bonnet of your business and understanding what is really going on inside a company requires more than a profit and loss account. This course equips participants with the tools to measure, analyse and improve operational performance – identifying real opportunities to impact the bottom line. This course is ideal for professionals who want to gain clarity on operational performance metrics and drive measurable improvement.