From Intensive Care to Occupational Health – Tutor Louise Wade’s Career as a Nurse
In conversation with Louise Wade, one of Compass Skills Training’s tutors for the Diploma in Occupational Health Practice, Louise tells us about how her career in Occupational Health started over 30 years ago, as well as how to overcome potential barriers for nurses when considering a career switch.
Choosing a Fulfilling Career in Occupational Health – Lynda Bruce’s Journey
When should my employer refer me to occupational health? Different circumstances that may warrant an occupational health management referral can include:
How Does the Level 3 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment Support Competency?
Head of Operations and Curriculum at Compass, Debbie Williams, says “I’m very proud to have been part of the SFJ Awards working group for the development of this new qualification along with other training providers, fire safety professionals. As this qualification is aligned with the guidance BS 8674 Framework for Competence of Individual Fire Risk Assessors, this course is a significant development in steps needed to demonstrate competency in fire risk assessments.”
Protecting Pregnant Workers and New mothers – Factors to Consider During a Risk Assessment
Just as we would for disabled workers, we also have a duty as the employer to make reasonable adjustments for pregnant workers. According to the HSE, “If you cannot control or remove the risk, you must do the following: Action 1 – Adjust the working conditions or hours to avoid the risk. If that is […]
Winners of the Compass Celebration Awards 2025
Winners of the Compass Celebration 2025 Sponsored by Congratulations to all of the Compass Celebration award winners from 2025! We are proud to celebrate your hard work and achievements with you this year! A special mention also to Crisis, the national charity for homelessness, which is our chosen charity for 2025. A big thank you […]
What Makes a Competent Fire Risk Assessor
When should my employer refer me to occupational health? Different circumstances that may warrant an occupational health management referral can include:
Why Organising Wellbeing Clinics Matter
When people refer to the NEBOSH Certificate, they usually mean the NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety which is equivalent to a Level 3 qualification. Most people who have never done a NEBOSH qualification before will usually opt to complete this first when pursuing a career in health & safety. The General Certificate covers UK legislation so is not suitable for learners based in other countries to complete.
Case Study: Now I’ve Actually Got the Skill Set to be Able to Teach Correctly – Chloe Peters
This role has been the perfect fit for me. It has not only provided me with valuable skills and knowledge but also a sense of direction. I feel as though I have grown both personally and professionally within this role, and I now feel more confident and prepared to tackle future challenges in the QSHE field.
Quarter 1 CSR Report 2025
CSR Report – Quarter 1 2025 Download CSR Report
How Can I Get a NEBOSH Certificate?
When people refer to the NEBOSH Certificate, they usually mean the NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety which is equivalent to a Level 3 qualification. Most people who have never done a NEBOSH qualification before will usually opt to complete this first when pursuing a career in health & safety. The General Certificate covers UK legislation so is not suitable for learners based in other countries to complete.
