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Follow on Google News | Engage in Learning launches Suspicious Packages e-learning courseKate Carter, Engage in Learning's Operations and Marketing Manager, explained, "It's more than likely that an unattended bag or package is harmless but you can never merely assume that it is. If you're somewhere that could be a target for a bomb threat – such as a government building, a travel hub or a major financial institution - you should also take into account the current threat level. "To minimise the dangers to all concerned – especially members of the public – from an unattended bag or a suspicious package, correct procedures need to be followed," she added. "Moreover, those people who're responsible for minimising these dangers need to be confident that they can recognise a suspicious package and deal with it accordingly." A new interactive training course from Engage in Learning – called, Suspicious Packages (https://www.engageinlearning.com/ The programme advocates using the 'HOT procedure' (Hidden - Obviously suspicious - Typical) to help those involved decide whether a package is a piece of lost property or whether it's suspicious and, potentially, lethal. Furthermore, the course also covers the 4Cs (Confirm, Clear, Communicate, Control) as well as offering advice and guidance on how to judge safe distances. The course – which is 'RoSPA approved' and forms part of the Engage in Learning Health and Safety series - comes with a downloadable eBook which gives the learner detailed guidance on how to check if a package received in the mail is genuine or not. "This course gives clear guidelines to help learners identify suspicious bags and packages - and how to deal effectively, efficiently and safely with one if they do," said Engage in Learning's CEO, Chris Horseman. "It's part of Engage in Learning's series of programmes on Health and Safety Awareness Training. "Our unique Speed-Learning function is now built-in to the course. This allows learners to accelerate the audio without increasing the pitch - thereby facilitating a more engaging learning experience which better matches learners' conversational and reading speeds. "The course's speed-learning enabled, multi-lingual, 24/7 accessibility allows users to learn at their own pace and in bite-sized chunks, ensuring they receive the learning input that best suits their own timetables – while placing no constraint on resources or their productivity." An article on suspicious packages training is available at: https://blog.engageinlearning.com/ For further details about Engage in Learning's growing portfolio of e-learning materials, visit: https://www.engageinlearning.com/ About Engage in Learning A UK-based supplier of eLearning courses and solutions focusing on helping organisations improve their safety, compliance and performance, Engage in Learning provides engaging and affordable learning that's practical and effective in an organisational setting. Further information from: Chris Horseman, Engage in Learning, +44 (0)20 3758 9530 (mailto:chrishorseman@ Bob Little, Bob Little Press & PR, +44 (0)1727 860405 (mailto:bob.little@ End
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