Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training

This Drug and Alcohol Awareness course is intended to raise awareness about substance abuse and the effects it has on users and the workplace.

Course Length: 25 Mins

Validity: 1 Year

Approved: CDP, RoSPA

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Course Overview

This Drug and Alcohol Awareness course is intended to raise awareness about substance abuse and the effects it has on users and the workplace, it doesn’t replace face-to-face training which is needed in addition to complete the all-round skills and knowledge to be able to carry this forward practically within your organisation.

Just one person in the workplace affected by drugs or alcohol can put everyone at risk; this course aims to raise awareness of substance abuse so that it can be dealt with before it becomes a problem at work. n the UK, thousands of people seek treatment every year for drug and alcohol abuse. Substance dependency is a serious problem which damages the health of individual users, affects their relationships with family and friends, can be dangerous to their colleagues, and even has wider knock-on effects which impact tax-payers and society as a whole.

Learning Objective

Have a better understanding of the negative effects of drugs & alcohol
Understand your responsibilities regarding drugs and alcohol
Learn what can be done about the problem through people and policies

Course Contents

This training course is broken down into 3 sections, followed by the end test and downloadable certificate.

The Problem with Drugs and Alcohol
The Effects that Drugs and Alcohol Can Have on Health
People and Policies

Booking Information

Please ensure you have the latest version of flash-player installed prior to completing online training courses.

Once online courses have been paid for, the receipt of payment and training link will be sent via email to enable you log into your training suite and complete any courses you have booked.

Please Note: Any orders placed after 9pm will receive the order receipt and training link email the following morning.

Taken from section 15 of Main Terms and Conditions.

15.1 Online licences are perpetual and to be paid annually in advance. The year starts from the day your unique URL is provided. The Service Provider will issue an invoice and all Terms and Conditions in this document apply.

15.2 Usage of the products supplied is restricted to employees directly employed by the client up to the credit limit set and agreed at the time of ordering unless a commercial licence has been purchased separately.

15.3 In addition to the perpetual licence, credits must be purchased and allocated against each of the courses for which a licence has been arranged. Credits are defined as one unique use of the training programme in question. Once all sections in the course have been completed and a test has been attempted further use, even by the same person, will result in the use of an additional credit.

15.4 If the limit of credits is exceeded, the Service Provider will invoice the Client for the full RRP amount published on the day the limit is passed. Additional credits may be purchased at any time.

15.5 The Services may be accessed throughout England and overseas. MNA Group (East Yorkshire) Limited. makes no representations that the Services comply with the laws (including intellectual property laws) of any country outside England. If you access the Services from outside England, you do so at your own risk and are responsible for complying with the laws in the place where you access the site.

16. Minimum System Requirements for Online Training Courses

16.1 Flash Player: Latest version is recommended.

16.2 Operating System / Browsers: We support the last three major Internet Explorer versions and all current versions of other browsers.

16.3 We are continually evolving our products to keep up with the changes in technology. And to remain compatible it may be necessary for Clients to upgrade their systems to keep up with current technology. Browsers such as Chrome and Mozilla Firefox 'auto-update', so users of these browsers are usually automatically on the latest release. We are hoping that Microsoft will move towards this in the near future, so that everyone will automatically be using the latest release of any browser and so be automatically supported. Until this happens it may be necessary for Clients to manually download the latest version to their systems.