Workplace Training Courses Ireland: Certified On-Site Delivery
Workplace training courses Ireland businesses are legally required to provide are now available through Procheck. We deliver certified, compliance-focused safety training to companies of all sizes, on-site at your premises, anywhere in Ireland.
As part of every course, participants receive a certificate on completion. Furthermore, we keep your training records on file so you always have documentation ready for an HSA audit or insurance review.
In addition, we can combine training with your scheduled equipment inspections, covering your full compliance obligations in a single visit. Contact us today to book workplace training for your team.
Why Choose Procheck for Workplace Safety Training in Ireland?
Workplace Training Courses Ireland: What Procheck Delivers
Fire Warden Training
The Fire Services Act 1981 requires every commercial premises to have designated, trained fire wardens. Consequently, every business with staff on-site needs this course in place. The training covers fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and live fire extinguisher practice.
This course pairs naturally with our fire extinguisher maintenance and fire door inspection services, covering your full fire safety obligations in a single visit. Read more on our fire warden training course page.
Manual Handling Training
Manual handling training is one of the most widely required workplace training courses in Ireland. The General Application Regulations 2007 place a specific duty on employers here. Any employee who lifts, carries, pushes, or pulls loads needs training.
Hotels, warehouses, offices, crèches, and nursing homes all need this in place. Furthermore, manual handling is one of the most common causes of workplace injury in Ireland, so this course is both a legal and a practical priority. Read more on our manual handling training course page.
Working at Height Training
Any employee who works on a ladder, MEWP, scaffold, or fall-arrest harness must receive training before starting work at height. This course covers safe systems of work, pre-use equipment checks, and emergency procedures. It aligns with Part 4 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007.
Procheck delivers this course alongside our harness and lanyard inspection service, a practical pairing for businesses managing equipment and compliance together.
Abrasive Wheels Training
Under the General Application (Amendment) Regulations 2016, anyone who mounts, adjusts, or operates an abrasive wheel must hold a training certificate first. This includes angle grinders and cut-off saws. The requirement applies in construction, manufacturing, engineering, and agricultural settings.
In addition, the certificate must be in place before the employee uses the equipment, not after. Procheck delivers training to both small teams and large sites. Read more on our abrasive wheels training course page.
Yes, the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 requires every employer to provide training, while the General Application Regulations 2007 set specific requirements for manual handling, working at height, and abrasive wheels.
Most certificates follow a 3 year cycle, including manual handling, fire warden, and abrasive wheels, and your safety statement should record the renewal schedule for each course.
Yes, we run group sessions at your premises and can combine training with equipment inspections, so one visit covers both.
Yes, every participant receives a certificate on completion, and we keep your records on file so documentation is ready for an audit or insurance review.
Call us or send your group size and location, and we will quote the same day, so contact Procheck to request a quote, since we are based in County Mayo and train nationwide.