COSHH Regulations, Health and Safety at Work Act 1974





Dust Hazard Awareness
Identify dust-related health risks, types of hazardous dust, and how to control exposure using proper equipment and ventilation.
Why This Course Matters
Invisible particles. Lifelong consequences.
Dust might not seem like a serious hazard — especially when the most dangerous particles can’t be seen — but long-term exposure can lead to severe health issues like asthma, COPD, and lung cancer. Common workplace activities such as cutting, drilling, sanding, and demolishing can release hazardous dust into the air. Because the effects may take years to develop, they are often underestimated or ignored.
This course highlights the silent dangers of dust exposure and provides essential guidance on recognising risks, following safety protocols, and complying with UK regulations to prevent harm before it starts.

About the Course
This video-based e-learning course is concise and accessible on any device, allowing workers to complete it at their own pace. The structured format makes learning easy, and a downloadable certificate is issued instantly upon successful completion — ideal for compliance records and internal safety tracking.
Stop Ignoring the Risks — Train Your Team on Dust Safety
This quick course raises critical awareness of a long-term hazard. Help your workforce understand dust risks and take preventative action today.
What You’ll Learn
To make your learning experience as effective as possible, we’ve carefully structured each course into bite-sized modules. You’ll see a clear overview of every module, including its duration and the key topics it addresses, so you can easily navigate your safety training journey.
Module 1: Types of Dust and Regulations
⏱ Duration: 10 Minutes 56 secondsDifferent types of dust found in workplaces
Health conditions linked to dust exposure
Legal duties under UK workplace safety law
Module 2: COSHH and Dust Exposure
⏱ Duration: 10 Minutes 59 secondsKey COSHH regulations relating to dust
Methods of preventing and controlling exposure
Practical steps to reduce risk and stay compliant
Assessment and Certification
Multi-choice questionnareAfter completing each module in a course, learners will be prompted to take a short quiz to verify understanding. Upon successful completion of all modules, participants will receive a PDF certificate, ideal for training records and workplace audits.
Who Should Attend?
Designed for Every Industry, Every Role
Construction Workers
Dust exposure is common during cutting, drilling, and demolition tasks.
Manufacturing and Workshop Staff
Learn how to handle fine particles from sanding, grinding, or machining.
Facilities and Maintenance Teams
Understand the risks from cleaning, repairs, and general building upkeep.
Supervisors and Safety Officers
Ensure teams comply with COSHH regulations and maintain a safe working environment.
Testimonials
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The email reminders that help people remain compliant save valuable time for everyone. The support we have received has been second to none – truly impressive.
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We’d like to sincerely thank PowerPlus for their support throughout the creation of our Contractor Approval Process on our portal – it has been truly invaluable.
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