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Online health and safety courses in risk assessment, fire safety, COSHH, manual handling, PPE and more. Study at your own pace, pass an online assessment, and get a certificate your employer can verify.
Popular: Fire safety Risk assessment Manual handling COSHH
- Topics
- 11
- Fee
- From $199.00
- Study mode
- 100% online
- Assessment
- Online MCQ
- Start date
- Any day
- Teams
- 5+ pricing
Independent certificates. A certificate of completion for workplace training and CPD records, not a NEBOSH, IOSH or regulated (RQF) qualification.
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Health and safety courses by topic
Each topic page explains the hazard, the main UK legal duties, and which course suits which role.
Fire safety
Fire risk assessment, wardens, evacuation
Risk assessment
Hazards, risk ratings, controls
Manual handling
Safe lifting and lifting aids
COSHH
Hazardous substances and exposure
First aid and emergencies
Emergency plans and response roles
Electrical safety
Safe isolation, lockout/tagout
Working at height
Ladders, scaffolds, fall prevention
PPE
Choosing and using protective kit
Incident investigation
Root causes and corrective action
ISO 45001
Safety management systems
Process safety
Permit-to-work, hazardous operations
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Which course is right for your role?
Start from what you do at work. Each course page lists the modules and assessment before you enrol.
Managers and supervisors
You own risk assessments and must train your team.
Facilities and maintenance
You look after buildings, equipment and access.
Care and warehouse staff
You move people or loads and handle cleaning products.
Your certificate
A health and safety certificate your employer can check
When you pass, you receive a digital certificate of completion issued by healthsafetycourses.org, a brand of UK School of Management.
- Unique certificate ID and QR code
- Online verification page anyone can use
- Shows course title, study hours and date for CPD records
Certificate of completion · example
Fire Risk Assessment and Management
Awarded to A. Example
- Certificate ID
- HSC-2026-000000
- Study hours
- 16
- Issued
- 18 Oct 2026
Choosing the right training
How our certificates compare
Some roles need a regulated qualification. Check before you enrol.
| Feature | Our online courses | NEBOSH / IOSH |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Staff awareness, refresher training, CPD and induction records | Safety officer and manager roles that ask for a named qualification |
| Recognition | Independent certificate of completion, not regulated | Awarding-body qualifications, often named in job adverts |
| Time | About 4 weeks part time | From a few days (IOSH) to many months (NEBOSH diplomas) |
| Assessment | Online multiple-choice | Exams and practical assessments set by the awarding body |
| Start date | Any day | Set by the training provider |
Are these health and safety courses accredited?
No. They are independent professional development courses. You receive a certificate of completion from healthsafetycourses.org, a brand of UK School of Management. They are not NEBOSH, IOSH or Ofqual-regulated qualifications.
How long does a health and safety course take?
Most learners finish in about four weeks, studying 3–4 hours a week. You have access for six months.
How is the course assessed?
Each course ends with online multiple-choice questions. There are no exams to book and no workplace observation.
Can my employer check my certificate?
Yes. Every certificate has a unique ID and QR code that anyone can check on our verification page.
Do you offer group training for teams?
Yes. Contact us for team pricing when you are training five or more staff.
What if the course is not right for me?
Ask for a refund within 7 days of enrolling under our money-back guarantee.
Free resources
Health and safety guides
How to write a risk assessment in 5 steps
Identify hazards, decide who is at risk, evaluate, record and review.
GuideFire warden duties checklist
What to check daily and what to do when the alarm sounds.
Q&AWhat does COSHH stand for?
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002, explained.