IOSH Managing Safely in Birmingham
£400
Practical health and safety for warehouse supervisors
IOSH Managing Safely in Birmingham is a four-day (32-hour) course for supervisors and managers who already work around lift trucks, plant or warehouse traffic. It does not replace forklift operator training. It sits alongside ITSSAR FLT certificates so shift leads can allocate authorised operators, challenge unsafe behaviour and investigate incidents.
Typical content includes legal responsibilities, hazard identification, risk assessment, measuring safety performance, safety culture and accident investigation. We also offer IOSH Safety, Health and Environment for Construction Site Managers where that pathway fits the role.
Warehouse sites often send newly promoted team leaders who still hold active operator tickets. Keep those tickets current with a refresher if the last assessment is outside the 3–5 year window, then add IOSH. The full argument is in IOSH Managing Safely for warehouse supervisors.
IOSH Managing Safely is £400. Delivered at Unit 8, Paper Mill Road, Birmingham, or on-site. Contact us to book or to combine IOSH with FLT training for the same team.
Key Topics
- Understanding responsibilities and legal requirements
- Identifying and controlling workplace hazards
- Investigating incidents and accidents
- Measuring safety performance
- Safety culture and leadership
Course Details
- Perfect for managers and supervisors who need practical skills to manage health and safety in their teams
- Internationally recognised IOSH certificate on successful completion
- Available at our Birmingham centre or on-site
Why Choose Forklift Pioneer Training as Your Course Provider
- 20+ years of instructor experience
- High pass rate · Competitive prices · 5-Star Google ratings
- Birmingham location with parking and refreshments
IOSH Managing Safely FAQs
Four days (about 32 hours), for managers and supervisors who need practical health and safety skills. An internationally recognised IOSH certificate is awarded on successful completion.
Yes if they allocate operators, sign off risk assessments or lead a shift. Operator training proves they can drive a truck; IOSH covers legal duties, hazards and incident investigation.
Yes. We run IOSH Managing Safely at our Birmingham centre and on customer sites across the UK.