23 Oct 2026 • Confined Space
In this guide, we'll explain how long confined space training takes to complete, how long a confined space certificate lasts, and when refresher training may be required.
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14 Oct 2026 • First Aid
If you've seen "EFAW" advertised next to a first aid course and weren't sure what it meant, or whether it's the one your workplace actually needs, you're not alone — it's one of the most searched first aid terms in the UK, and one of the most misunderstood.
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07 Oct 2026 • Work Place Safety
Every year, workers are injured, and services are damaged, because someone broke ground without properly checking what was underneath it. CAT & Genny training is the practical, hands-on skill that stands between a routine dig and a struck gas main, cable or water pipe.
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28 Sep 2026 • Work Place Safety
What is fire safety? In a UK workplace, fire safety means the legal duty to identify fire risks, reduce them and make sure everyone on the premises can escape safely if a fire breaks out. It's underpinned by one piece of legislation and enforced by a specific authority, both of which are more precise than most people assume.
This guide covers who enforces fire safety law, what your organisation is legally required to do, how a fire risk assessment works and what PEEP, PASS and FED actually s
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18 Sep 2026 • CITB
If you work in construction, you've almost certainly seen both acronyms advertised side by side, and it's easy to assume they're interchangeable. They're not. SMSTS and SSSTS are both CITB-accredited Site Safety Plus courses, but they're built for different levels of responsibility on site, and booking the wrong one wastes both time and money.
This guide explains what each course stands for, who it's actually for, what's covered, and how to get certified.
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14 Sep 2026 • Working At Height
Thinking about becoming a wind turbine technician? One Stop Safety Training explains the apprenticeship route, salary expectations and the GWO courses employers require.
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17 Aug 2026 • Working At Height
The renewable energy industry is growing rapidly across the UK and worldwide, creating increasing demand for skilled and properly trained wind turbine technicians and other professionals working in the wind energy sector.
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27 Jul 2026 • Working At Height
Choosing the right equipment for working at height is one of the most important decisions employers and workers make every day. While ladders are quick to set up and widely available, they are not always the safest option for every task. Mobile access towers offer a more stable working platform, but they are not suitable for every situation either.
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21 Jul 2026 • Working At Height
Working at height is one of the most hazardous activities carried out across the construction, maintenance, facilities management, warehousing, and industrial sectors. Despite improvements in workplace safety, falls from height continue to be the leading cause of fatal injuries in UK workplaces.
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