October 15, 2026

How Much Does IOSH Managing Safely Cost for a Company?

What does an IOSH managing safely course cost

If you have several managers or supervisors to train, the cost of IOSH Managing Safely can be easier to understand when you look at the total group price, rather than just a headline price per person.


What does IOSH Managing Safely cost at Jewel Safety?

Jewel Safety currently charges £1,800 for up to five delegates, £2,800 for up to ten delegates, and £4,000 for up to twenty delegates. Check with us before making a booking, as prices may change. All prices exclude VAT.


How does the cost per employee work out?

If every place is filled, the approximate training cost is £360 per person for a group of five, £280 per person for ten, or £200 per person for twenty. If fewer people attend, the cost per person is higher because the group price remains the same. Remember, this is for a full three days of training, so it represents great value!


Why might in-company training offer better value?

Training a group together in-house can avoid separate journeys to public courses and offers the opportunity to discuss the same procedures, hazards and expectations. Managers from different departments also hear how their colleagues approach similar issues.


What should you compare when asking for quotations?

  • How many delegates are included in the quoted price?
  • Is the training delivered at your site or remotely?
  • Are certificates, books and assessment costs included?
  • Can examples be connected to your own workplace to make the course relevant to your company?
  • What are the cancellation terms and available dates?


Should you book for everyone at once?

It depends on operational needs. For example, training all supervisors in one group may be efficient, but a warehouse or factory may need to release people in separate groups so shifts remain covered.


What matters beyond the price?

The aim is not simply to buy certificates. Look for training that gives managers the confidence to assess risks, maintain controls and recognise the problems that need action. Also, look for trainers that have experience in your industry so they understand the challenges you face.


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IOSH Managing Safely Course