Slips, Trips and Falls

Course overview

Practical, easy-to-follow training in Slips, Trips and Falls, helping learners understand key risks, responsibilities, controls and good practice relevant to the workplace.

IIRSM & IOSH Approved | ⏱ Duration: 60 minutes

Course Overview Slips, trips, and falls might seem minor — but they account for nearly one-third of all non-fatal workplace injuries! Fortunately, many of these incidents are easily preventable with simple changes in workplace design, habits, and awareness. This course uncovers the truth behind the statistics, debunks myths, and outlines both legal responsibilities and practical solutions. You’ll explore real-life case studies, understand the key causes of these common incidents, and learn how to reduce risks through better safety practices. The final module takes a management-focused approach to building an effective safety culture. Who Should Take This Course? Employees across all industries Line managers and supervisors Safety reps and HR professionals Facilities and operations staff

Learning Outcomes By the end of this course, you’ll be able to: Recognise slips, trips, and falls as separate hazards Apply relevant health and safety legislation Understand your duty of care as an employer or employee Identify and reduce common hazards in the workplace Use task analysis and safety systems to manage risks Help build a safer, more responsible work environment

Modules & Pass Requirements

Why Choose This Course? ️ CPD accredited for ongoing professional development ️ Learn at your own pace with flexible online access ️ Includes real-world examples and actionable solutions ️ Builds individual and organisational risk awareness

Further Learning Suggestions Working Safely Risk Assessment Training Manual Handling Introduction to Health & Safety in the Workplace

System Requirements

• Modern web browser
• 1GB RAM or more
• ️ Updated video drivers
• Internet speed of 3Mb+

UK guidance and good-practice context

Employers must assess and control slip and trip risks; good housekeeping, flooring, cleaning and maintenance are key controls.

Important: This course supports knowledge and awareness. It does not replace site-specific risk assessments, employer procedures, competent supervision or role-specific practical training where these are required.