Slips, Trips and Falls
Slips, trips and falls training covering the most common form of workplace accident. Delegates leave able to identify hazards, assess risk and put proportionate controls in place.
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The most common workplace accident, properly controlled
This slips, trips and falls training course covers the most common form of workplace accident. Content includes slip and trip statistics, what the law says and who should report injuries, the 5-step risk assessment, hazard identification, evaluation of risk, and recording and reviewing findings. Practical content covers flooring, cleaning regimes, people and human factors, and footwear - the real causes of slip and trip incidents on most sites.

Three steps to a certified team
Pick the course, confirm a date, and we run the training. Every delegate leaves with a certificate - clear booking, clear agenda, no admin chase.
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Arrange access through Opus
Delivery format and access details are confirmed at booking. This course sits outside the standard in-house classroom route used on most Opus workplace hazards training, so the platform and enrolment process should be confirmed before committing.

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Theory, risk assessment and practical controls
Content covers slip and trip statistics, H&S legislation and RIDDOR reporting, the 5-step risk assessment, hazard identification and risk evaluation, and practical controls including flooring, cleaning, footwear and human factors.
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Certificate on completion
Assessment format and certification details are confirmed at booking. Contact Opus for the current awarding body and retake arrangements before purchasing seats.

What to expect from this course
What's covered
- Slip and trip statistics and the law on reporting injuries and diseases - Duties of the HSE and Local Authorities, and penalties - Hazards and risks, and the 5-step risk assessment - Hazard identification, risk evaluation, recording and reviewing - Slip and trip potential: flooring, cleaning regimes, footwear - People and human factors in slip and trip incidents

Who it's for
Any employee or supervisor in an environment where slips, trips and falls are a realistic risk. That covers offices, facilities, retail, warehousing, catering and light industrial sites. Slips, trips and falls remain the single most common cause of reportable workplace injury in the UK.

Prerequisites
None. No prior qualifications required. Delegates need access to a computer or device that can run the online course and a stable internet connection.
What you get
Certification, access duration and assessment format are confirmed at booking. Refresher recommended every two to three years or after a significant change of role, equipment or site.
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What non-compliance actually cost your business
67%
Reduction in near-miss incidents
£28K
Saved on insurance premiums annually
6hrs
Audit prep time per branch

Ready to get your team certified?
Speak with the team about booking this course, when our next dates are, and when it fits around your schedule.
Scheduled around your operations · On-site or e-learning · Certificate on completion
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Opus deliver this course directly, or is it routed to a partner?
The delivery route for this course is confirmed at booking. It sits outside the standard in-house classroom format used on most Opus workplace hazards training, so the platform and provider should be confirmed before committing.
How is the course assessed?
Assessment format is confirmed at booking. Contact Opus for the current assessment method and any retake arrangements before purchasing seats for your team.
How long does it take to complete?
Completion time depends on the delivery format and delegate pace. Contact Opus to confirm the current duration, delivery mode and access window before booking.
How much does the course cost?
Pricing is confirmed at booking. Contact Opus for a quote based on delegate numbers and your preferred delivery format.
Is the course delivered in-house or online?
The delivery format is confirmed at booking. Contact Opus to discuss whether online or in-house delivery suits your team, as this course sits outside the standard classroom route used on most Opus workplace hazards training.
What certificate do delegates receive?
Certification details are confirmed at booking. This course sits outside the standard Opus certificate of attendance route used on most workplace hazards courses, so buyers should check the current awarding body and certificate type before committing.
Who is slips, trips and falls training for?
Any employee or supervisor in an environment where slips, trips and falls are a realistic risk. That covers most workplaces - offices, facilities, retail, catering, warehousing and light industrial sites. Slips, trips and falls remain the single most common cause of reportable workplace injury in the UK, which makes the training relevant beyond obviously high-risk environments.