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Heat Safety Training
In this heat safety elearning course, you will find out what heat stress is, what the signs and symptoms are, who is at risk, and common heat-related disorders and illnesses.
You will focus on how you can prevent heat-related illness and disorders, particularly if you undertake strenuous work outdoors in a hot climate.
This course is part of the wider Health and Safety training we offer.
Our health and safety eLearning is accredited, assured and backed by our learning partners.
About this Heat Safety training
Why use Access Learning?
- Credible content – our courses are accredited, endorsed and designed in partnership with subject matter experts.
- Multi-platform learning - optimised for mobile and tablet, meaning less text and more engaging, easily accessible content.
- True ‘bitesize’ microlearning – making your learning experience more manageable, efficient and relevant.
- Learning pathways - split courses up into digestible topics to make it quicker and easier to find training in the flow of work.
- Accessible - we are working to make our content more accessible and are designing content with reference to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
- Updated and refreshed – Access Health & Safety courses are regularly updated ensuring the most up to date and compliant content.
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