Practical health and safety training for employees, supervisors and managers, tailored to workplace risks and responsibilities.


Training That Supports Safe Behaviour
MIAC Services develops and delivers training in Cyprus that connects legal duties and technical requirements with the work people actually perform. Programmes use practical examples, discussion and clear actions rather than generic presentations.
Training Topics
- employer, manager and supervisor responsibilities
- risk assessment and hazard recognition
- safe work practices and permit systems
- manual handling, ergonomics and work equipment
- fire prevention and emergency arrangements
- chemical safety and personal protective equipment
- accident prevention, reporting and investigation
- sector-specific hazards and toolbox talks
How Training Is Developed
1. Needs Analysis
We identify the audience, activities, risks, existing knowledge and learning objectives.
2. Programme Design
We prepare content and examples appropriate to the roles and workplace.
3. Delivery
Sessions encourage participation, questions and application to real situations.
4. Evaluation and Follow-Up
We record attendance, evaluate understanding and recommend further support.
Role-Specific and Workplace-Relevant
The same programme is not suitable for every audience. Managers need to understand governance and decisions, supervisors need practical control and employees need clear safe-working expectations. Eligible programmes may receive HRDA funding subject to applicable criteria and approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can training be delivered onsite?
Yes. Onsite delivery allows examples and discussion to reflect the workplace.
Do participants receive records?
Attendance and suitable training records can be provided according to the agreed programme.
Can you develop a customised seminar?
Yes. Content can be developed for a particular sector, task, incident trend or organisational need.
Plan Your Training Programme
Contact MIAC Services to discuss the audience, topic, location and preferred timeframe.