Drug-Free Workplace
ID: 59 | Video: None | Audio: None | Animation: Medium
Equivalent to FETAC: Level 5 | Equivalent to QCF (UK): Level 3
Learn how to recognise signs of drug misuse in the workplace
The free online course Drug-free Workplace training provides the learner with useful information on how to recognize the signs of drug misuse at their place of work and how to takes steps to prevent its increase. This programme allows the learner to complete the modules at their own pace, with exercises within each module and a quiz at the each module end.
Modules in Drug-Free Workplace
Upon completion of this course you will see the impact drugs can have on a workplace. You will know drug misuse policies that can be put in place at work and you will be able to recognise the signs of drug misuse in the work environment. You will learn about the different stages of addiction and the types of drugs. You will know what you can do to deal with these issues and the training that is required to make staff aware of these problems.
Kobbie Bruce - United Kingdom
2013-05-05 23:05:12
Course Module: Drug Free WorkplaceCourse Topic: Start Training and AssessmentComment: Can't wait to start
Francis Kutubu - Sierra Leone
2013-05-01 16:05:40
Course Module: Drug Free WorkplaceCourse Topic: Start Training and AssessmentComment: this course is very intresting and very important for every one in the work place. i personally enjoyed it.
Francis Kutubu - Sierra Leone
2013-05-01 16:05:00
Course Module: Drug Free WorkplaceCourse Topic: Start Training and AssessmentComment: this course is very intresting and very important for every one in the work place. i personally enjoyed it.
Precious Madyise - Botswana
2013-02-24 20:02:31
its a good course in did i like it and it has told me a lot of thinks that i did not know..
Ian Salvador - Philippines
2012-12-24 08:12:26
Course Module: Drug Free Workplace
Course Topic: Start Training and Assessment
Comment: very informative & a useful guide thru the use of basics; very helpful especially to laypersons & those who don't have much medical/pharma backgrounds.