Training
Training has been part of BEMA's ethos since its foundation way back in 1936 when the need for resources in an ever demanding industry meant that without trained staff companies would find it difficult to survive. That demand has changed, in fact the demand has got stronger with many companies now finding it increasingly difficult to recruit staff from a diminishing UK work force.
BEMA is an Approved Centre through EMTA Awards Ltd. We undertake training in the following areas:
- Production & Manufacturing
- Engineering Maintenance
The above courses can be run either as part of an Apprenticeship or as stand alone courses.
Customised Training
We offer Company Apprenticeships and NVQ’s at Level 2 and 3. We will provide a BEMA Certificate at the end of the Apprenticeship. Company Apprenticeships can be tailored to the needs of the individual and the company. The same scenario can be applied to Health & Safety Training Courses. We can provide training for your employees on safe working and most health and safety topics. Course duration is from one day courses to anything up to a week or more - to suit your requirements.
Members |
£75.00/per person. (Min 4 people) |
Non-Members |
£90.00/per person. (Min 6 people) |
- Hazards, risks and control measures
- The five steps of risk assessment
- The hierarchy of control
- Risk assessment review and record keeping
Members |
£250.00 |
Non-Members |
£500.00 |
- Toolbox Talk Accident Record Book
- Toolbox Talk Accidents and Near Misses
- Toolbox Talk COSHH
- Toolbox Talk DSE (Display Screen Equipment)
- Toolbox Talk Fire Awareness
- Toolbox Talk House Keeping
- Toolbox Talk Ladder Safety
- Toolbox Talk Lifting Operations
- Toolbox Talk Manual Handling
- Toolbox Talk PPE
- Toolbox Talk PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998)
- Toolbox Talk Slings
- Toolbox Talk Slips and Trips
- Toolbox Talk SSoW (Safe System of Work)
Members |
£125.00 (Min. three talks) |
Non-Members |
£500.00 (Min. three talks) |
- How to act in the event of an emergency
- CPR ( cardio-pulmonary resuscitation )
- Unconscious casualty
- Wounds & bleeding
- Burns & scalds
- Injuries to bones, muscles and joints
- Shock
- Eye injuries
- Poisoning
- Dealing with a casualty overcome by gas and fumes
- Transportation of a casualty
- Recognise major and minor illnesses and take appropriate action.
- Personal hygiene in first aid procedures
- The legal framework of first aid provision at work
- The use of first aid equipment provided in the workplace
- The role of first aiders in emergency procedures
- Understand the role of the first aider including reference to the use of available equipment and the need for recording incidents and actions
- Understand the importance of basic hygiene in first aid procedures
- Assess the situation and circumstances in order to act safely, promptly and effectively in an emergency
- Demonstrate how to administer first aid safely, promptly and effectively to a casualty who is unconscious and / or in seizure;
- Demonstrate how to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation promptly and effectively
- Demonstrate how to administer first aid safely, promptly and effectively to a casualty who is wounded or bleeding and or / in shock
- Administer first aid safely, promptly and effectively to a casualty who is choking
- Provide first aid for minor injuries.
Members |
£300.00/person (Three Day)
£150.00/Person (One Day)
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Non-Members |
£400.00/person (Three Day)
£250.00/Person (One Day)
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- Current Legislation
- Scale of the problem throughout industry
- Individual capabilities
- Reducing the risk
- Handling Techniques
Members |
£75.00/Person (Min. Five Persons at BEMA)
£400 on site (Max. Six Persons)
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Non-Members |
£87.00/Person (Min. Five Persons at BEMA)
£465 on site (Max. Eight Persons)
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Members |
Level 2 12 Months 12 Visits £1500.00
Level 3 18 Months 18 Visits £2000.00
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Non-Members |
Level 2 12 Months 12 Visits £1750.00
Level 3 18 Months 18 Visits £2250.00
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- Introduction & Aims of Courses
- The Abrasive Wheels Regulations 1970, which has been superseded by the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER)
- A guide for Discussion
- Hazards in Use
- Wheel Safety
- British Standard Marking System for Grinding Wheels
- Marking, Handling & Inspection of Wheels
- Mounting of Wheels & Functions of Components
- Off Hand Bench & Floor Stand Grinders
- Wheel Mounting- General Comments
- Truing, Dressing & Balancing
- Star Dresser
Members |
£116.00/Person (Min. Five Persons at BEMA)
£400 on site (Max. Eight Persons)
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Non-Members |
£150.00/Person (Min. Five Persons at BEMA)
£580 on site (Max. Eight Persons)
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- Regulations Covering Slings and Lifting LOLER
- Types of Slings and Inspection Checks
- Frequency of Inspection
- Margin of Safety
- Maintaining and Safety checking with lifting gear
Members |
£75.00/Person (Min. Five Persons at BEMA)
£400 on site (Max. Eight Persons)
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Non-Members |
£87.00/Person (Min. Five Persons at BEMA)
£465 on site (Max. Eight Persons)
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- Responding to a fire.
- Extinguisher essentials – colour codes and different types.
- Alarms, evacuation and assembly.
- Defence against fires, e.g. Fire doors.
- How fires are caused.
- Identifying and reducing risks.
- Preventing spread of fire.
- Meeting legal guidelines and legislation.
Members |
£125.00 (up to 8 delegates) |
Non-Members |
£250.00 (up to 8 delegates) |
Members |
£250.00 |
Non-Members |
£300.00 |