The Health and Safety Group Reviews

Very Educative

Nathan was very opened to questions around delayed response to cardiac compressions particularly how long to wait if in a noisy environment. There were a few areas new to me that I know I couldn't implement in a hospital setting...ie: as mentioned, delayed chest compressions; checking if object from choaking has been dislodged after each back blow. Normally, we look while delivering the 5 blows. This is not really a main issue, but my Trust observation charts are: for baby, NEWTT. and for Adults, MEOWS. The practical session was thorough. Nathan was very vigilant in the supervision of each group at the 4 work stations. He made sure that candidates were competent in their resuscitation techniques. This is often lacking in some training courses. Overall, Nathan is an excellent Trainer. Respectful, friendly, approachable professional and very open to learning from candidates.

Very good extensive training covered all aspects of manual handling

Different hoists were shown. Videos , critical thinking was promoted.

I found the training session very enlightening as I do not have much experience with the use of hoist and the corresponding equipment that goes along with it. I also felt that the trainer’s explanation of Manual handling and use of the equipment was clear and precise.

Very knowledgable trainer and entertaining

Very good

I wish I could train again in 6 months with the same trainer. I really enjoyed every bit of it.

This was my best training experience, Mr. Kevin is a born teacher with so such to offer, his teaching method is excellent, likewise the course outline.I will highly recommend HSG .

I praised the course for being delivered exceptionally well. I noted that the instructions provided during practical sessions were clear, making it easier to execute the techniques taught. This clarity in communication is crucial for effective learning and skill application .