Discover the fundamental principles of Health & Safety law in our comprehensive online course. This course provides a solid foundation in understanding the legal framework that ensures workplace safety and promotes employee well-being. Designed to equip individuals with essential knowledge, this course is an ideal starting point for both employers and employees seeking to maintain a safe and healthy working environment.   The course begins by exploring the employers' duty to health and safety, shedding light on their responsibilities and obligations. Participants will gain insights into the legal requirements placed on employers, enabling them to identify potential hazards, assess risks, and implement necessary safety measures.   Additionally, the course examines the alarming number of workdays lost due to health and safety issues, emphasising the importance of proactive safety measures. Participants will learn how to effectively mitigate risks and prevent accidents, ultimately reducing workplace absenteeism and enhancing productivity.   Understanding the acronym HASAWA (Health and Safety at Work Act) is a crucial aspect of the course. Participants will grasp the significance of this legislation, its key provisions, and how it governs workplace safety in the United Kingdom.   Moreover, you will delve into the specifics of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, gaining a comprehensive understanding of its purpose, scope, and implications for both employers and employees. By exploring real-world case studies, participants will grasp the practical application of this act.   The course also sheds light on the responsible parties for enforcing health and safety law. Participants will learn about the regulatory bodies and their roles in ensuring compliance, as well as the consequences of non-compliance.   Furthermore, the course covers the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations, highlighting the importance of managing hazardous substances in the workplace. Participants will gain insights into risk assessments, control measures, and best practices to minimise exposure to harmful substances.