Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention Training Reviews

There's a lot here that is relevant to our work. Design in public transport needs to take account of neurodiversity. Trains with restricted views through the window, stations and interchanges with bad signing, and information that's hard to find or to follow, can often deter users because of a failure to encompass neurodiverse issues alongside the physical factors. The course didn't specifically mention literacy or spatial awareness: many public transport users struggle to understand the information they are given, and we as information providers have to be aware of the diversity of our customers' and their customers' needs. The position has worsened since Covid: the drive for economies and more electronic gadgetry in the transport industry has to take account of the closing down of onsite supervision at interchanges, and the removal of much traditional printed information, for the diversity of travellers.

I liked how concise it was. really good stuff

The course should provide a test at the start to see what you already know then you should just refresh areas you failed on. They are too time consuming to complete yearly.

Important to understand the various ways of possible bribery offences and the consequences ensuring company policies are fully understood.

well presented

This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars

some confusing questions – double negatives