Name: Mandatory Training For Domiciliary Workers
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With the rising population of senior citizens in the UK, the domiciliary care industry is expanding rapidly. If you want to be a part of this growing sector, the Mandatory Training For Domiciliary Workers course is ideal for you. This online training program will introduce you to the core elements of thriving in this industry.

The Mandatory Training For Domiciliary Workers course is prepared to help you secure the key skills required to shine in this industry. This comprehensive course will teach you the essentials of fire safety management. Then the course will educate you on the basic principles of manual handling. In the next stage, you will grasp a solid understanding of food safety management. Further in the course, you will pick up the skills for safeguarding children and vulnerable adults, infection control and much more.

This course will also help you build credibility in the domiciliary care industry through the accredited certificate of achievement. So, what are you waiting for? Enrol now!

Learning Outcomes

Understand the key aspects of fire safety management
Get an in-depth understanding of manual handling
Learn the core principles of the food safety management system
Develop the competence and confidence to safeguard children and vulnerable adults
Build the key skills required for infection control
Learn how to ensure health and safety for those seeking domiciliary care

Key Features of this Course

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Who should take the course

Anyone who wishes to learn about domiciliary care can enrol in our Mandatory Training For Domiciliary Workers course. This course is the ideal training ground for aspiring domiciliary workers. It will also help the current professionals polish their existing skills.

Certification

Once you’ve successfully completed your course, you will immediately be sent a digital certificate. Also, you can have your printed certificate delivered by post (shipping cost is £5.99). All of our courses are fully accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field. Our certifications have no expiry dates, although we do recommend that you renew them every 12 months.

Accreditation

All of our courses, including this Mandatory Training For Domiciliary Workers are fully accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field.

Course Curriculum

The detailed curriculum outline of our Mandatory Training For Domiciliary Workers is as follows:

Section 01: Fire Safety

Understanding Fire
Fire Risk Assessment
Fire Safety Arrangements
Evacuation & Safety
Fire Extinguishers

Section 02: Manual Handling

Introduction, Legislation and Guidance
Manual Handling Hazards and Injuries
Risk Assessment
Controlling and Reducing the Risks
Safe Lifting Techniques

Section 03: Food Safety Awareness

Food Safety – An Introduction
Food Safety Management System
Contamination Hazards
Controlling Contamination
Food Poisoning (Bacterial) and Food-Borne Illness
Personal Hygiene

Section 04: Safeguarding Children

Introduction to Safeguarding
Child Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Risks and Risk Assessment
Laws and Guidance

Section 05: Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults

An Introduction to Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults
Understanding Abuse and Neglect
Understanding the Importance of Communication in Care
Sharing Information and Responding To a Disclosure
Safeguarding Legislations

Section 06: Infection Control

Introduction to Infection
Microorganisms and Microbiology
Bloodborne Pathogens
Controlling Infection
Decontamination and Disinfection
Hygiene to Prevent Infection

Section 07: Equality, Diversity and Human Rights

Integrating Equality and Diversity into Policy
Human Rights
Promoting Diversity and Social Inclusion
Links between Values, Attitudes and Beliefs
Stereotypes, Prejudice, Discrimination and Bias
Monitoring Equality and Diversity

Section 08: Health and Safety

Introduction to Health and Social Care
Important Principles and Policies in Health and Social Care Work
Risk Management in Health and Social Care
Managing for Health and Safety
Electrical, Fire and Gas Safety
Overview of Mental Health First Aid

Course Curriculum

Section 01: Fire Safety
	Understanding Fire	00:23:00
	Fire Risk Assessment	00:28:00
	Fire Safety Arrangements	00:28:00
	Evacuation & Safety	00:16:00
	Fire Extinguisher	00:15:00
Section 02: Manual Handling
	Introduction, Legislation and Guidance	00:34:00
	Manual Handling Hazards and Injuries	00:33:00
	Risk Assessment	00:26:00
	Controlling and Reducing the Risks	00:34:00
	Safe Lifting Techniques	00:20:00
Section 03: Food Safety Awareness
	Food Safety – An Introduction	00:26:00
	Food Safety Management System	00:41:00
	Contamination Hazards	00:26:00
	Controlling Contamination	00:36:00
	Food Poisoning (Bacterial) and Food-Borne Illness	00:29:00
	Personal Hygiene	00:27:00
Section 04: Safeguarding Children
	Introduction to Safeguarding	00:17:00
	Child Abuse	00:46:00
	Sexual Abuse	00:34:00
	Risks and Risk Assessment	00:14:00
	Laws and Guidance	00:41:00
Section 05: Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults
	An Introduction to Safeguarding of Vulnerable Adults	00:17:00
	Understanding Abuse and Neglect	00:28:00
	Understanding the Importance of Communication in Care	00:21:00
	Sharing Information and Responding To a Disclosure	00:35:00
	Safeguarding Legislations	00:26:00
Section 06: Infection Control
	Introduction to Infection	00:33:00
	Microorganisms and Microbiology	00:15:00
	Bloodborne Pathogens	00:19:00
	Controlling Infection	00:29:00
	Decontamination and Disinfection	00:25:00
	Hygiene to Prevent Infection	00:25:00
Section 07: Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
	Integrating Equality and Diversity into Policy	00:39:00
	Human Rights	00:39:00
	Promoting Diversity and Social Inclusion	00:34:00
	Links between Values, Attitudes and Beliefs	00:38:00
	Stereotypes, Prejudice, Discrimination and Bias	00:33:00
	Monitoring Equality and Diversity	00:33:00
Section 08: Health and Safety
	Introduction to Health and Social Care	00:16:00
	Important Principles and Policies in Health and Social Care Work	00:20:00
	Risk Management in Health and Social Care	00:30:00
	Managing for Health and Safety	00:29:00
	Electrical, Fire and Gas Safety	00:22:00
	Overview of Mental Health First Aid	00:11:00