How to become an IOSH Training provider

There are four steps to becoming an IOSH Training provider who is licensed to deliver any of the IOSH courses.

Step 1

Decide which IOSH health and safety training course you want to become licensed to deliver.

Step 2

Choose whether you want to buy one of the off the shelf training packages, like Managing safely or Working safely, or write your own training course and get it IOSH approved.

Step 3

We’ll ask you to complete a trainer application form so we can see your health and safety qualifications and training experience.

To deliver training as an organisation you'll need to:

• ensure all trainers wishing to deliver an IOSH course have:
       - a level 3 Occupational Safety and Health qualification (equivalent to A-level standard)
       - at least two years' training experience (with a minimum 50 per cent face-to-face delivery), or a level 3 qualification in training
• have your trainer(s) attend a familiarisation training day at IOSH
• provide three references for all trainers who intend to deliver IOSH approved courses at director level and above (check with IOSH for acceptable references)
• have a nominated IOSH member, with line management responsibility, employed by the company, who'll make sure everyone who delivers our courses meets our delivery standards.

Step 4