Compliance & Regulatory Training
To ensure business operations are fair, transparent, robust, safe and well governed, many companies have to meet stringent regulatory requirements.
Transparency and well governed
To ensure business operations are fair, transparent, robust, safe and well governed, many companies have to meet stringent regulatory requirements. The role of compliance for companies differ from industry to industry. Some of the more popular standards that govern certain industries are ISO, ICAEW, SRA, FCA, Data Protection Act, Health & Safety Act, OFSTEAD, CQC, OFCOM and many more.
Those involved with ensuring their organisation adheres strictly to regulation will benefit from Compliance and Regulatory courses. It is also important that all employees are aware of their regulatory responsibilities and training will ensure they receive the required level of education in this respect.
Compliance and Regulatory Risk
A key concern for organisations relates to the risks associated with non-compliance. This could be an unintended result of just not being aware of the regulations applicable to the environment they are operating in and sometimes something more sinister. Penalties could be severe, but what may be more damaging, is the perception of bad or illegal practises.
Laws and regulations are continuously being introduced or changing and it is essential to keep abreast of these developments. Imagine a large multi-national firm operating across numerous borders. Keeping in line with all the regulatory requirements, which differ from place to place, is something that will receive significant focus because falling short here, could have devastating results.
It is essential that all companies have robust Compliance and Regulatory strategies and systems in place to ensure all conditions of operations are adhered to. Compliance and Regulatory courses enable individuals to effectively craft these strategies and systems and also to ensure that the rules of the game for their industry is understood and followed.
Those involved with ensuring their organisation adheres strictly to regulation will benefit from Compliance and Regulatory courses. It is also important that all employees are aware of their regulatory responsibilities and training will ensure they receive the required level of education in this respect.
Types of courses
Our courses include the following which can all be delivered through our online e-learning platform.
- Absence Management – Best Practice & The Fit Note
- Absence Management – Return to Work Interviews
- Anti-Bullying & Harassment
- Dignity at Work
- Disability Awareness
- Drug & Alcohol Awareness
- Introduction to Whistleblowing
- Managing Equality & Diversity for Senior Managers
- Mental Health Awareness
- Modern Slavery Awareness
- Modern Slavery Awareness for Housing Associations
- New & Expectant Mothers
- Promoting British Values
- Stop & Search – A Guide for Employers
- The Important of Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
- Understanding Domestic Abuse
- Understanding Hate Motivated Behaviour
- Understanding the PREVENT Strategy
- Universal Credit
- Advanced Data Protection post EU – GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018
- Data Protection – Compliance Following GDPR
- Managing Information Securely
- Advantages of using Intellectual Property
- Anti-Bribery & Corruption
- Anti-Money Laundering – Housing Associations (including Money Laundering Regulations 2017)
- Anti-Money Laundering in Practice
- Counter Fraud
- Fraud Awareness
- Tax Evasion Awareness
- Understanding Gifts & Hospitality Regulations
- Understanding PCI (Payment Card Industry) Compliance
- Cyber Awareness and Staying Safe Online
- Using Social Media Responsibly
- Business Ethics – Working Wisely
- Conduct Rules
- Introduction to Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime & Policing Act 2014
- Understanding Intellectual Property (IP)
- Introduction to Medication Awareness
- Introduction to Personal Safety While Working
- Introduction to Professional Boundaries
- The Care Act 2014
- The Mental Capacity Act
- Adult Support & Protection (Scotland) Act
- Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act
- Child Sexual Exploitation Awareness
- Designated Safeguarding Officers or Leads (Adults with Safeguarding Needs)
- Safeguarding Adults at Risk (Scotland)
- Safeguarding Adults at Risk (Housing Associations)
- Safeguarding Adults at Risk in Wales
- Safeguarding Children & Young People in Scotland
- Safeguarding Children & Young People in Wales
- Safeguarding Children & young People – Designated Officers & Leads
- Understanding Safeguarding of Young People
- Understanding the Safeguarding of Adults at Risk
- Abrasive Wheels Training
- Asbestos Awareness
- Avoiding Slips & Trips
- Confined Space Awareness
- Display Screen Equipment
- Driving Safely for Work
- Dust in the Workplace – General Principles for Protection
- Essential Health & Safety for Care Workers
- Evacuation Chairs – The Basics
- Fire Marshall Training
- Fire Safety
- First Aid Scenarios & Refresher Training
- Hand=Arm Vibration at Work
- Health & Safety Certificate for Managers
- Infection, Prevention & Control in Healthcare
- Introduction to COSHH
- Introduction to Risk Assessment
- Legionella Management & Prevention
- Manual Handling
- Manual Handling of People
- Portable Appliance Testing
- Recording and Reporting Accidents at Work (RIDDOR)
- Safety for Lone Workers (Care Sector)
- Safety for Lone Workers (H&S)
- Safety for Lone Workers (Housing Associations)
- Storage, Safe Handling & Transportation of LPG & other Dangerous Goods
- The Construction (Design & Management) Regulations (CDM) 2015
- Understanding Fire Risk Assessments
- Working at Height
- Working Safely – An Introduction to Workplace Health & Safety (For Employees)
- Environmental Awareness at Work
- Environmental Sustainability
- Food Safety & Hygiene – Level 1
- Food Safety & Hygiene – Level 2
- Selling Alcohol Legally & Responsibly
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Meet our Learning & Development experts
Melanie Stead
Managing Director
Helen Murphy
Operations Director
Amanjhot Dothar
Senior HR Administrator
Caroline Mann
PA and Senior Administrator