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Don't Forget!
According to the Safety Health and Welfare at Work (General Applications) Regulations 2007 Chapter 2 Part 3 if you provide PPE you must provide training in the correct donning, doffing, and use of that PPE.


TY Programme
Special group pricing available for 4th year students with certified courses in:
Cardiac First Responder
Infection Control
Fire Safety Officer
Manual Handling

A compulsory training for nearly all businesses. Teaching your employees how to keep their musculoskeletal system healthy and productive and why this is so important.
Become a trainer, take this valuable skill back to your workplace or teach your own courses.QQI Certification

This course combines your existing fire safety policy with relevant training and awareness. Fire safety training is a 2 hour course available for all employees with an extended course for Fire Safety Officers/ Wardens. It is advisable to have 3 fire officers in each area of your company. QQI Certification
PHECC Certification
4-hour course Cardiac First Responder
3-day First Aid course.
Also available Sports First Aid & Paediatric First Aid

It is a wonderful thing to care for another. However, in doing so you must take care of your own musculoskeletal health and well being. This 4 hour course will address all issues of caring for another person. From children to those who are unwell or have a disability, and the elderly.
QQI Certification.

Cullen Training & Consultancy performed a complete safety statement, risk assessments, and DSE assessments for our large building in Galway city. This was professional and thorough and included internal/external noise studies, child protection policies, an original fire safety plan, and many others. They continue to assist us in our pursuit of compliance and are always available for advice when we need it. - Liam Griffin, Discovery Charity
The manual handling course was great fun, the trainers knew so much. Thought the course would be long and boring, but ended up having a great time and learning a lot - R.N, Youth Counselor
Angela not only created a safety statement and risk assessments for our new inclusion and sensory room for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, she also used her previous work experience and designed the room for us. She continues to assist us in all areas of health and safety and the running of the inclusion program - Debra N, Child Psychologist
Took the Fire Safety Officer Training, it was a great course. At the end I understood the gravity of fire safety and everything I needed to implement our fire safety policies and to keep my staff safe - K.B., Construction Supervisor
All initial consultation are free. We will come to your place of business and give a preliminary assessment of what will be required to become health & safety compliant.
Every company is legally required to have a safety statement. This document is filled with policies, procedures, and legislation acknowledging the hazards in your workplace and how you plan to combat them.
Employers are legally required to have these assessments carried out when a new workstation is set up,
when a new employee starts work, or when a considerable change is made to an existing workstation. Assessments should also be done again if there is reason to suspect they may no longer be valid, such as if the user starts to experience pain or discomfort.
These are normally carried out as part of the Safety Statement. However, if there is new equipment, new employees, or a new type of work, individual risk assessments can be carried out. This includes internal/external noise studies, fire safety, child protection, kitchen assessments, chemical assessments, particulate matter testing.



