The Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention Training Course offered by Imperial Corporate Training Institute is designed to provide healthcare professionals, supervisors, safety officers, and facility managers with the knowledge and practical skills required to identify, assess, and control slip, trip, and fall hazards in healthcare environments. As part of the Healthcare Management training course category, this programme focuses on creating safer workplaces by implementing effective risk management strategies, improving housekeeping standards, and promoting a proactive safety culture.
This comprehensive training course covers hazard identification, workplace inspections, risk assessments, accident prevention techniques, legal responsibilities, incident reporting, and corrective actions. Participants will learn how to reduce workplace injuries, protect patients, visitors, and employees, ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, and improve overall operational safety through practical prevention measures and continuous workplace monitoring.
Objectives
Upon completion of this training course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the common causes of slips, trips, and falls in healthcare facilities.
- Identify workplace hazards through effective inspections and risk assessments.
- Implement practical measures to eliminate or reduce slip, trip, and fall risks.
- Improve housekeeping practices and workplace organisation.
- Understand employer and employee responsibilities regarding workplace safety.
- Develop effective incident reporting and investigation procedures.
- Apply preventive maintenance strategies for flooring, walkways, and equipment.
- Promote a strong safety culture through staff awareness and training.
- Ensure compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.
- Reduce workplace injuries, compensation claims, and operational disruptions.
Target Audience
This training course is suitable for:
- Healthcare managers and administrators
- Health and safety officers
- Hospital supervisors and department managers
- Facility and maintenance managers
- Clinical and non-clinical healthcare staff
- Occupational health professionals
- Risk management professionals
- Infection prevention and environmental services personnel
- Quality and compliance officers
- Anyone responsible for workplace health and safety