About Us

We deliver practical, compliant workplace training that builds confidence and competence, helping organisations manage risk and protect their teams.

METT Training provides nationally accredited and in-house health and safety training that helps organisations build safer, more confident workplaces. We work with businesses, schools, colleges, fitness industry, construction, manufacturing, agricultural, GP surgeries and dental practices, delivering practical First Aid and Health & Safety courses that improve compliance, reduce risk and prepare staff to respond effectively when it matters most.

As a registered centre with Qualsafe Awards, the UK's leading Awarding Organisation, you have the assurance that training is carried out to the highest standard and qualifications are nationally recognised and legally compliant.

Our courses are led by highly qualified, experienced trainers and delivered in a flexible learning environment designed to fit around operational needs. We specialise in hands-on training across First Aid, Conflict Management, Fire Safety and Manual Handling — using realistic, workplace-relevant scenarios to ensure learning is engaging, memorable and immediately applicable.

Emergencies don’t follow a 9–5 schedule, which is why our training goes beyond theory and box-ticking. We give people the skills and confidence to respond calmly and professionally to medical emergencies, challenging situations and everyday health and safety risks — whether in a workplace, educational setting, leisure facility or healthcare environment.

Training at METT is friendly, approachable and highly interactive, creating an environment where learners feel confident to ask questions, practise skills and build real competence. This practical, learner-focused approach underpins our 100% pass rate across all courses and reflects our commitment to training that doesn’t just meet standards — it makes a genuine difference.

At METT, we don’t just train people to pass assessments.
We train them to act, protect and save lives.

Train with METT and have a life-saving experience.

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Combined years of professional training experience amongst our team, that's outstanding!

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Number of learners trained over the past year.

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We are proud to have a 100% pass rate on all courses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some answers to some of the most common questions we get asked.

You must be able to demonstrate effective CPR in order to pass the practical assessments to gain your nationally recognised qualification. You can still attend a course if you are unable to do so and will be given a certificate of attendance.

Yes. Under the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regulations, employers have a legal duty of care to ensure adequate First Aid provision based on their risk assessment. Proper training helps you stay compliant and ensures staff can respond confidently in an emergency.

Most workplace First Aid certificates are valid for 3 years. The HSE strongly recommends an annual refresher to keep skills fresh and confidence high between requalifications.

Absolutely. On site training is often the most convenient and cost effective option. It allows scenarios to be tailored to your environment and reduces staff travel time. It allows the trainer to use your environment as part of the learning experience. We just need suitable space for the practical elements of the course and to be able to show a presentation, whether on a screen or blank wall.

First Aid is a highly practical skill and you'll practise CPR and AED, recovery position, choking response and control of bleeding amongst others. It's important that you leave feeling confident in your new skills. We believe face to face first aid training is more beneficial for our learners and we run scenarios based on your environment.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) reports that poor manual handling is one of the leading causes of workplace injury. Training reduces the risk of back injuries, absenteeism and long term musculoskeletal problems, saving your business time and money in the long run.

No, it covers pushing and pulling, carrying, posture, workstation setup and everyday movements that cause strain over time.

Fire safety training is relevant for any business or organisation. Designated persons are responsible for fire safety risk assessments and reducing risks in the workplace. Fire Wardens or Marshals learn the protocols on managing day to day risks, evacuation procedures and the correct extinguisher to use for different types of fires.

Conflict Management training is essential for anyone in a public facing role - schools, healthcare, leisure, reception staff and customer service. You learn how to recognise early warning signs and how to de escalate situations, keeping yourself and others safe. Early intervention and confident responses reduce complaints and staff stress.