ITF Training

Trained by people who audit

Management system, food safety, HSE and emergency response courses, run on your site and closed with records your own auditor can open.

Pick a role, or a course at the head of its column

Training matrix: roles against courses. A filled square means the role needs the course.
Role
All staffNeededNeededNeededNeeded
Operations and productionNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded
Food safetyNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded
QualityNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded
HSENeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded
FacilitiesNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded
Warehouse and logisticsNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded
Document controlNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded
ManagementNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeededNeeded

All staff4 courses · 3 DAYS

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Training matrixEvery course ends in an ITF certificate of completionSwipe to pan
Every ITF course placed by level: awareness, implementation and internal audit columns, each listing its courses with their length, and a responder band below holding the emergency response courses, each marked valid for one year.01 AWARENESSUNDERSTAND THE REQUIREMENTISO 9001 AWARENESS1DISO 14001 AWARENESS1DISO 45001 AWARENESS1DISO 22000 AWARENESS1DFOOD HANDLER½DHSE GENERAL SAFETY1DCYBER AWARENESS½D02 IMPLEMENTATIONBUILD AND RUN THE CONTROLHACCP2DFSSC 220001DCOSHH½DPERMIT TO WORK1DRISK ASSESSMENT1DROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS1DNCR AND CAPA½DDOCUMENT CONTROL½DAI IN OPERATIONS1D03 INTERNAL AUDITVERIFY IT WORKSISO 9001 AUDITOR2DISO 45001 AUDITOR2DRESPONDER · FIRE AND FIRST AID · THE ONLY CERTIFICATES WITH A DATEFIRE SAFETY1 DAYVALID 1 YEARFIRST AID, CPR, AED1 DAYVALID 1 YEARFIRE + FIRST AID2 DAYSVALID 1 YEAREVERY COURSE ENDS IN AN ITF CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION · LENGTHS IN CONTACT DAYS
Where every course sitsThree levels, and a responder band with a date on itSwipe to pan
01

What an auditor asks to see afterwards

An auditor checking competence under ISO 9001 clause 7.2, or the matching clause in ISO 14001, 45001 or 22000, does not ask who attended. They ask which roles need which competence, and what evidence you hold for each person in those roles. So every course closes with records, not only a certificate.

01

The training needs matrix

Roles down, courses across, every person marked complete, due or not applicable. Built from a needs call before any course is booked.

02

The signed attendance register

One entry per participant per session, so a missed afternoon shows up on paper instead of in an audit interview.

03

A marked assessment per person

Each participant is checked on their own work, not assumed from attendance. A person who falls short is told why and can retake on a later run.

04

A numbered certificate per person

An ITF certificate of completion, naming the participant, the course, the date, the contact hours and the assessment passed.

05

The consolidated training register

Formatted for your file, with the expiry date of every emergency response certificate, so next year's run is planned from the register rather than from the next finding.

06

The emergency response evidence pack

Competency checklists, dated photographs of the practical and the trainer's qualification record.

02

Six families, 20 courses

Levels run from awareness to implementation to internal audit, with emergency response as a responder level of its own. ISO 9001:2026 was published on 16 September 2026 and ISO 14001:2026 on 15 April 2026, so the management system courses teach the 2026 editions.

03

Fire and first aid, on your own floor

The first minutes of a fire or a collapse happen before Civil Defence or the Red Crescent arrive, and a great deal of workplace training stops at a video and a signature. Our emergency response courses start from the chain of actions each one has to produce. Every participant discharges an extinguisher or completes full CPR cycles on a manikin personally, and is assessed against a competency checklist while doing it. These are the only ITF certificates with an expiry date. They are valid for one year, because a skill nobody has practised for a year is not the skill that was assessed.

  • Fire runs detect, raise the alarm, evacuate, suppress. Fire safety and basic firefighting for anyone who may need to do any of it.
  • Medical runs recognise, call, compress, defibrillate. First aid and CPR with AED for nominated first aiders and anyone working far from a clinic.
  • The emergency response programme combines fire and first aid for the same group, closed with one register and one evidence pack.
04

The delivery cycle

Training that ends at the classroom door leaves you with an attendance sheet. This ends with the evidence pack your own auditor asks for.

  1. 01

    Enquiry

    Who needs training, in what, and why now.

    You receiveA scoping call.

  2. 02

    Needs analysis

    Roles mapped to the competence each one actually requires.

    You receiveA training needs matrix.

  3. 03

    Programme design

    Courses, sequence and delivery mode set against that matrix.

    You receiveA proposed programme and schedule.

  4. 04

    Scheduling

    Dates, venue, delegate list and joining instructions.

    You receiveConfirmed dates and joining instructions.

  5. 05

    Delivery

    Run by people who audit these systems for a living.

    You receiveCourse materials and an attendance record.

  6. 06

    Assessment

    Understanding checked, not assumed.

    You receiveAssessment results per delegate.

  7. 07

    Certification

    An ITF certificate of completion issued per delegate.

    You receiveCertificates and a training register for your records.

  8. 08

    Records

    The pack your own auditor will ask for, formatted the way they ask for it.

    You receiveA competence evidence pack.

05

Asked before booking

Q01

Is the ITF certificate accredited?

No. It is an ITF certificate of completion. It records who was trained, on what, by whom and how they were assessed, which is the evidence a management system asks for under clause 7.2. Emergency response certificates are valid for one year; the others carry no expiry.

Q02

Can you train one or two people rather than a team?

In-house groups are our main product. If you need one or two seats, ask, and we will tell you whether an open run is planned rather than keep you waiting.

Q03

Do you train in Jubail and Dammam?

Yes. We cover Riyadh and the Eastern Province, including Dammam, Khobar and Jubail. Sites elsewhere in the Kingdom can be quoted, with the travel shown as its own line.

Q04

Can the courses run in Arabic?

Management system, food safety, HSE and digital courses run in Arabic, English, or Arabic delivery with English material, the usual request for a mixed room. Emergency response courses run in English as standard, with Arabic delivery quoted separately, because the trainer has to be matched to the language before we commit to a date.

Q05

Where do we start?

With the trigger. An audit date, a finding that named training, a standard that changed, or a workforce that needs first aid cover each lead to a different first course. A needs call sorts it before anyone quotes.

Q06

Do you publish prices?

No. Every quote shows what drives it: participants, days, location, language, and whether the exercises are rebuilt on your own documents.

Start from the trigger

Tell us what brought you here: an audit date, a finding, a revised standard or a shift with no first aider. We come back with the courses, the order and the records you will hold at the end.

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