Overview
The FWM, or Forestry Works Manager, is the person or organisation who commissions the work on a forestry site.
In 2022, FISA (Forest Industry Safety Accord) stopped delivering FWM awareness training themselves, instead this is now organised and delivered by specialist training providers.
This one day course is designed for Forestry Works Managers, Site Supervisors, Team Leaders and those managing forestry operations. This course will provide a general oversight and awareness of the responsibilities of a Forestry Works Manager.
This course is suitable as a Refresher for those who have previously undertaken FISA FWM Training.
Objectives
Understanding the role of the Forestry Works Manager
Oversight of the Health and Safety at Work Act, and the legal Responsibilities of an FWM
Understanding Hazards, Risks and Controls
Commissioning competent contractors, planning and managing the work
Supervision of health, safety and welfare and environmental standards on a worksite.
Promotion of a “safety first” culture; incident, accident and near miss
This is a training only course, supported by FISA, designed by mwmac Ltd.
Instructor
Victoria Laurie
Who should attend?
Existing Forestry Works Managers
Site Supervisors
Team Leaders
Managers within Forestry
Forestry contractors wishing to understand their responsibilities on site
Cost (booking fee)
£195.00 + VATper person
Please read our Terms & Conditions before booking.
Point of contact
If you have any issues booking this event please contact - info@focusonforestryfirst.co.uk
Other Information
Refreshments will be provided, but please bring your own packed lunch.
You will receive a certification of attendance as well as an accredited certification for this course from Lantra.
Lantra registration and postage of the certificate is included in the price. You will need to provide further details such as postal address and date of birth to the Instructor on the day of the course for your Lantra Registration.
Additional information regarding this will be provided during the course.