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Has your Fire Risk Assessment highlighted that you need more staff trained as Fire Wardens? Are any of your Fire Warden’s certificates due to expire? Does your company not have any Fire Wardens, so you need to get some of your team trained up? Have some of your Fire Wardens... read more →

Of the 131 candidates we trained during November, 100% agreed that we tailored the training and course content to their workplaces. While we have a framework for all of our courses, we endeavour to make it as relevant as possible for our candidates. Being able to relate to the content... read more →

The recently released HSE Statistics provide crucial insights into the current state of health and safety in the workplace. At Ensure Safety & Training, we believe in the power of teamwork, loyalty, integrity, passion, and dependability. These values drive us to create safer workplaces and support the well-being of every... read more →

Wishing all of our clients, friends and connections all the very best for 2025. We would like to thank you all for your support over the last year; we look forward to working with you during 2025 and beyond. An extra special thank you to Team Ensure, for everybody's hard... read more →

A quick reminder of how to treat a nosebleed.

100% of the candidates who attended our training courses in November strongly agreed that their trainer used a good range of teaching techniques. This is a massively important to us, we understand that everyone learns in different ways, and we aim to make all of our courses as accessible as... read more →

Affecting people of all ages, asthma is a common lung condition that causes breathing difficulties. To name but a few, triggers can be exercise, stress, changes in temperature, smoke. The most common symptoms of asthmas are: A dry, unproductive cough Wheezing, a whistling sound upon breathing Breathlessness Chest tightness, children... read more →

If you've got 5 minutes to spare, why not check the contents of your first aid kit at home? For more information visit https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/accidents-first-aid-and-treatments/what-should-i-keep-in-my-first-aid-kit/

Fire safety in the kitchen: Double check that all appliances are turned off when not being used. Regularly check the batteries in heat/smoke detectors as well as carbon monoxide detectors. Never leave a stove unattended. Regularly clean ovens and stoves to prevent a build up of oil and grease. Clean... read more →

As we prepare to enjoy the festivities, a quick reminder about Anaphylaxis, the triggers and how a casualty should be managed if they are experiencing this type of allergic reaction. Anaphylaxis is a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction. Symptoms can begin only seconds after someone comes into contact with their... read more →