Basic First Aid
Learn to assess an emergency safely, give immediate care for bleeding, burns, fractures, sprains and choking, and keep a casualty stable until professional help arrives.
- Foundation
Learn to identify slip, trip and fall hazards, assess the risk, and apply practical controls covering housekeeping, flooring, footwear, lighting, stairs and ladder use in any workplace.
Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention training in Doha, Qatar tackles some of the most frequent causes of workplace injury in offices, kitchens, warehouses, hotels, hospitals and sites. Participants learn how slips happen when grip between shoe and floor is lost, how trips result from obstacles and uneven surfaces, and how falls on the same level differ from falls from height. The course applies the hierarchy of controls to practical fixes that cost little but prevent serious harm.
Learning is built around workplace walk-through exercises, photo hazard hunts and short case studies, helping participants see their own environment with fresh eyes. Topics include spill response, cable management, signage using ISO 7010 symbols, footwear selection, stair safety and safe ladder use with three points of contact. Organizations can run the course in-house, combined with a guided inspection of their premises to produce an immediate action list.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Explain the main causes of slips, trips and falls on the same level and from height.
Identify hazards through workplace inspections and observation.
Assess slip, trip and fall risks using likelihood and severity.
Apply controls for housekeeping, flooring, lighting, spills and cable management.
Select suitable footwear and use warning signs correctly.
Use stairs, step stools and ladders safely with three points of contact.
This training is suitable for all employees and particularly those responsible for workplace housekeeping and inspections.
Facilities, cleaning and maintenance teams
Kitchen, hospitality and retail staff
Warehouse and logistics employees
Supervisors and safety representatives
Healthcare support and housekeeping staff
Mechanics of slips, trips and loss of balance
Falls on the same level versus falls from height
Typical injuries and their consequences
Human factors: rushing, distraction and carrying loads
Workplace inspection checklists and walk-throughs
Wet, oily and dusty floor contamination
Uneven surfaces, changes in level and poor lighting
Risk rating with a likelihood and severity matrix
Hierarchy of controls applied to floors and walkways
Housekeeping, cable management and storage
Spill response and cleaning methods that leave floors dry
ISO 7010 safety signs and wet floor warnings
Slip-resistant footwear selection
Safe use of stairs and handrails
Choosing step stools, stepladders and podium steps
Pre-use ladder checks and three points of contact
When work at height needs a specialist assessment
Car parks, ramps, loading bays and site access routes
Sand, dust and irrigation water on outdoor surfaces
Reporting hazards and near misses
Monitoring and reviewing control measures
From marble-floored hotels and malls to warehouses, kitchens, hospitals and active construction sites, Qatar's workplaces present many slip, trip and fall hazards. Sand and dust on outdoor surfaces, irrigation water, polished flooring and busy loading areas all play a part. Preventing these everyday injuries supports the workplace safety expectations overseen by the Ministry of Labour and helps hospitality, facilities and logistics businesses protect both staff and visitors.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
The Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention course in Doha, Qatar teaches participants to find and assess slip, trip and fall hazards and apply practical controls such as housekeeping, spill response, signage, footwear, stair safety and safe ladder use.
All employees benefit, especially facilities, cleaning and maintenance teams, kitchen and hospitality staff, warehouse workers, healthcare support staff, supervisors and safety representatives who carry out inspections.
No. It covers basic ladder and step use and same-level falls, but it is not work at height, scaffold or harness competence training. Tasks at height need a specific assessment and suitable training. For a broad recognized safety qualification, Leaders also offers the NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) course.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your organization's sector, examples and schedule, and can include a guided walk-through of your site. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan it.
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Sat–Thu: 09:00–22:00Fri: 08:00–22:00
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Build the skills to manage a workplace emergency: assess the scene, perform CPR, treat an unresponsive casualty, control serious bleeding and handle shock until help arrives.
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