Health and Safety Training for Homeworkers, Page 3 Reviews

The intro mentioned that it borrowed from other training and it was very clear that it did. The intro also mentioned that it would go through things that could be considered obvious or common sense and it did.Something that just did the elements that pertain to home working would have been better than rehashing other training that has recently been done on other courses.

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the format did not allow me to go back to various sections and continue with the test

There was a question about holding a damp cloth to your mouth and staying low during evacuation. This was not featured in the training course. There was a statement that you should roll up damp fabric and put it against a door if you have to take refuge there, and also a statement about staying at a low level in the room. But nothing about putting a damp cloth to your mouth and staying low when excavating a burning building.

Mainly this course was a refresher of other courses as it covered the same ground for a lot of its content and i think it could have been shorter.

This video was a very good reminder of how to protect yourself in your own home working enviroment.

This course was well structured, easy to follow and very comprehensive. It covers a wide range of topics that are all relevant to home working. I would highly recommend this course for all home workers.

The homeworking could be added to the H&S office working course as there are only a few things to cover.

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