For organizations
Bring the training to your site
When a whole team needs the same standard, an in-house run gets them there faster, cheaper and with the content aimed squarely at your own operation.
Why in-house
The same program, aimed at your operation
Public batches have to speak to everyone in the room. An in-house run does not, which is why the same content lands harder when it is delivered on your own site.
Your hazards, your equipment
Cases, photos and exercises are rewritten around your own site so nobody has to translate a generic example.
Scheduled around production
Split across shifts, run over consecutive days, or delivered on a weekend. The calendar bends to your operation.
Lower cost per participant
One flat program fee covers the batch, so the cost per head falls as your group grows.
One consistent standard
Everyone hears the same thing at the same time, which is what makes a procedure stick after the training ends.
How it works
From enquiry to certificates in four steps
Tell us the need
Send the program you are considering, the number of participants and your target window. A short call is usually enough.
We scope and quote
You get a written proposal with the outline, the trainer, the duration and a fixed price. No cost per head surprises.
We tailor the content
Your procedures, incident history and equipment go into the material before the first session, not after feedback.
Delivery and documentation
We run the batch at your site or online, then hand over attendance records, assessment results and certificates.
Which one fits
Public batch or in-house run
Both use the same material and the same trainers. The difference is who the room is built for.
| Public batch | In-house run | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | One or two people at a time | A whole team that needs the same standard |
| Content | Standard program outline | Rewritten around your site, equipment and procedures |
| Schedule | Fixed published batch dates | Your dates, split across shifts if needed |
| Venue | Our training venue or live online | Your site, our venue, or live online |
| Pricing | Per participant | One fixed price for the batch |
What we tailor
Almost everything except the standard
The competencies a program has to deliver are fixed. How it is delivered is not.
- Programme length and session split
- Your own procedures and forms
- Site specific hazards and case studies
- Language of delivery
- Assessment difficulty and pass mark
- On site, live online or blended
- Certificates issued in your format
- Post training refresher sessions
Commonly requested in-house programs
Any program in our catalog can be run in-house. These are the ones teams ask for most.
Questions
Before you send the enquiry
- Can a company enroll several employees at once?
Yes. Companies regularly enroll staff in both our online and scheduled trainings. Send us the course, the number of participants, and your preferred format through Request a Quote and our team will assist with the arrangement.
- Are your courses online, webinar, or face-to-face?
It depends on the course. Our online self-paced courses can be started anytime once payment is verified, with no fixed class dates. Live webinars run on scheduled dates via Zoom. Face-to-face trainings run on scheduled dates at an announced venue. Each course page states which format applies, and several courses are offered in more than one format at different rates.
- Will I receive a certificate?
Yes. A certificate of training is issued upon completion of each course. Once your account is set up, your certificates are also available to download anytime from your Training Portal account.
- Can my company be billed, or do you issue documents for company reimbursement?
Yes, we regularly work with companies enrolling their staff. Send us your company name, the participants, and the documents your finance team needs, and we will coordinate with you.
Read the full FAQ for schedules, prices and payment.
Ready for a written proposal?
Tell us the program, the headcount and your target window. You will get an outline, a named trainer and a fixed price, usually within one business day.