The 'NEBOSH National General Certificate' provides a sound introduction to the basics of occupational health and safety. It looks at the management of health and safety and a wide variety of workplace hazards. The 'NEBOSH National General Certificate' has been designed for:

• Managers
• Supervisors
• Employee Representatives
• Anyone who wants to establish a career in health and safety

The NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) is designed for both company safety officers and managers with specific responsibility for health and safety at work. The course not only ensures legal compliance but will increase individual awareness of responsibilities leading to a reduction in costs associated with accidents and work related illness.
The certificate will equip delegates with the practical skills to develop and manage health and safety within the workplace.
NEBOSH qualifications are recognised and respected by employers in all sectors of employment and provide the benchmark standard against which others are compared.

The NEBOSH syllabus covers 3 NGC Units:

Unit NGC 1: Management of health & safety

• Foundations in health & safety policy
  
• Organising for health & safety
  
• Promoting a positive health & safety culture
  
• Risk assessment
  
• Principles of control
  
• Monitoring review and audit
  
• Incident and accident investigation and reporting

Unit NGC 2: Controlling workplace hazards

• Movement of people and vehicles – hazards and control
  
• Manual and mechanical handling – hazards and control
  
• Working equipment hazards and control
  
• Electrical hazards and control
  
• Fire hazards and control
  
• Chemical and biological health – hazards and control
  
• Physical and psychological health – hazards and control
  
• Construction activities – hazards and control

Unit NGC 3: Health and safety practical application

• Unit assessment summary

Important Information
Delegates are awarded the NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety on successful completion of the training course. Certificates are issued by the examining body NEBOSH approximately 16 weeks after the last day of the course ending including exams..

The 'NEBOSH Construction Certificate in Health and Safety' has been designed to provide professionals making day-to-day decisions in construction work with a broad knowledge of health and safety in order to ensure that the health and safety implications of their decisions are properly taken into account.
This qualification has been designed for:

• Site managers
• Planning supervisors
• Employee representatives
  
  

The 'NEBOSH Construction Certificate in Health and Safety' is split into 3 units:

Unit 1: (NGC1) is the 'NEBOSH Managment of Health & Safety', the first week of the NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety. Please Note: If you have completed 'NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety' training course please contact us for a quote to attend Unit NGC2 and NGC3 only.

Unit 2: Managing and Controlling Hazards in Construction Activities

Unit 3: Construction Health and Safety Practical Application. Delegates who have already successfully completed Unit 1 of the 'NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety' training course within the last 5 years are exempt from attending Unit 1 below.

Unit NGC1 - 'NEBOSH Management of Health and Safety'

• Health and safety foundations
• Policy
• Organising for health and safety
• Promoting a positive health and safety culture
• Risk assessment
• Principles of control
• Monitoring review and audit
• Incident and accident investigation, recording and reporting
  
  

• Construction law and management
  
• Construction site: hazards and control
  
• Movement of people and vehicles: hazards and control
  
• Manual and mechanical handling: hazards and control
  
• Work equipment: hazards and control
  
• Electrical: hazards and control
  
• Fire: hazards and control
  
• Chemical and biological health: hazards and control
  
• Physical and psychological health: hazards and control
  
• Working at height: hazards and control
  
• Excavation work and confined spaces: hazards and control
  
• Demolition: hazardsand control

The delegate is tasked to carry out a safety inspection of a construction site and produce a report.
Successful completion of the 'NEBOSH Construction Certificate in Health and Safety' training course with 5 years health and safety experience leads to Technician status of IOSH (TechIOSH) acompanied by CPD.
It is referenced within the Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) for CDM Regulations 2007 as a key knowledge indicator when assessing stage 1 competence for CDM Co-ordinators.

• Managers
• Supervisors
• Employee Representatives.
  

The NEBOSH Fire Certificate comprises of 3 units:

• Health and Safety Management
• Fire Safety and Risk Management
• Practical Fire Risk Assessment.

This course is targeted at delegates who have successfully completed the 'NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety' or the Management of Safety & Health (week 1) of the 'NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety' in the last 5 years.

'NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management' Learning Outcomes

• Understand the legal framework relating to fire and health & safety
• Appreciate the purpose and procedures of investigating fires in the workplace
• Outline the principles behind ignition and spread of fire and explosion in work premises
• Identify the causes of fire and explosion and outline appropriate control measures to minimise fire risks
• Advise on the means of fire protection and prevention of fire spread within buildings
• Advise on the development and maintenance of a fire evacuation procedure
• Use a simple fire risk assessment technique to determine risk levels and assess the adequacy of controls.
  

NEBOSH Fire Certificate On-Site Assessment
Attendees are tasked with completing an on-site workplace fire risk assessment assignment following the last day of the course. The assignment is to be compeleted at the delegates workplace and submitted to NEBOSH within 2 weeks of the final day of the course.

NEBOSH Fire Certificate Certification
On successful completion of the NEBOSH Fire Certificate exam the delegate will recieve a 'NEBOSH accredited Fire Certificate'. Certificates are forwarded by 'NEBOSH' approximately 12 weeks after completion of the course.

'NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management' Pre-requisites
There are no formal pre-requisites for delegates wanting to take the 'NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management' training course.

Important Information
NEBOSH Fire Certificate courses listed on this web site often includes Unit NGC1 of the NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety.This is usually indicated in the specific date details section within the course details pages.
If you would like clarification on this matter please contact us prior to booking.

The 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' is a prestigious and professional qualification for people looking to progress their career in Occupational Health and Safety Practice. NEBOSH is firmly established as the UK's leading qualification for health and safety professionals.
The NEBOSH Diploma is quickly becoming recognised internationally as the standard for health and safety professionals.

Although not essential for the 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' it is highly recommended that a 'NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety' or equivalent qualification has been achieved before starting the 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' course.

The New 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' has replaced the Diplomas Part 1 & 2 in line with revised ENTO standards. All aspects of the 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' qualification have been improved to benefit delegates & employers.

Who the 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' Course is For?
The 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' is specifically designed for professionals who want to progress their career in health and safety and develop more in-depth knowledge and skills aiming to become health and safety practitioners.

The learning outcomes of the 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety'
Following the successful completion of the 'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' the course the delegate will:

• GradIOSH designatory letters can be used after enrolment for a period of Initial Professional Development (IPD).
• CMIOSH chartered status is gained after successful completion of a minimum of 2 years Initial Professional Development (IPD) during which they will develop a skills based portfolio in OSH Practice and undertake a professional review interview with the Privy Council.
• Be able to provide detailed advice for health & safety issues in line with current legislation & HSE guidance.
• Be able to assist the organisation in continual health & safety management and control measures.
• Have a wide range of knowledge and the application of key health & safety issues.
  

'NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety' Course Content
The 3 units content is outlined below and these are accompanied with a common skills element:


Common Skills

• Communication Skills
• Training Skills
  
  

Unit A: 'Managing Health & Safety'

• Principles of health and safety management
• Loss causation and incident investigation
• Identifying hazards, assessing and evaluating risk
• Risk control and emergency planning
• Organisational factors
• Human factors
• Principles of health and safety law
• Criminal law
• Civil law
• Measuring health and safety performance

Unit B: 'Hazardous Agents in the Workplace'

• General aspects of occupational health and hygiene
• Principles of Toxicology and Epidemiology
• Chemical Agents – Evaluating Risk
• Hazardous Substances – Preventative and Protective Measures
• Hazardous Substances – Monitoring and Maintenance of Control Measures
• Biological Agents
• Physical Agents (1) – Noise and Vibration
• Physical Agents (2) – Radiation and Thermal environment
• Psycho-social Agents
• Ergonomic agents

Unit C: Workplace & Work Equipment

• General workplace issues
• Principles of fire and explosion
• Workplace fire precautions
• The storage, handling and processing of dangerous substances
• Work equipment
• Machinery safety
• Mechanical handling
• Electrical safety
• Safety in construction and demolition
• Environmental pollution and waste management

Course Examination

• It is balanced between exams and continual assessment.
• Assessments: 3 NEBOSH written assignments, 1 for each unit.
• 3 Exams: there is one 3-hour exam for each unit respectively

IOSH Managing Safely Certificate is a dynamic and practical 4 day Health and Safety training course designed to educate line managers on their Health, Safety and Environmental responsibilities and build the confidence to put it all into practice.

IOSH Managing Safely Course aims
This course aims to cover all major HSE issues and provide delegates with the right level of knowledge and practical experience needed to manage key issues within their teams.

Who should attend the IOSH Managing Safely Course:

• Line managers
  
• Supervisors
  
• Individuals responsible for teams or groups of employees who require a basic knowledge of Health and Safety

Learning Objectives of the IOSH Managing Safely Course:
On completion of the IOSH Managing Safely course candidates should be able to:

• Identify their responsibilities for health and safety
• Explain the reasons for preventing workplace accidents
  
• Explain the reasons for preventing occupational ill health
  
• Define 'hazard', 'risk' and 'risk assessment'
  
• Identify common hazards in the work place
  
• Outline the requirements for the control of waste and pollution
  
• Identify the best techniques to control key risks
  
• Identify the demands of the law and how the legal system works
  
• Describe a health and safety management system
  
• Identify why and how accidents should be investigated
  
• Outline basic performance indicators for monitoring activities
  
• Carry out a risk assessment
  

IOSH Managing Safely Course Content:

This course covers 8 units over 4 days:

• Module 1: Introducing Managing Safely
• Module 2: Assessing risks
• Module 3: Controlling risks
• Module 4: Understanding your responsibilities
  
• Module 5: Identifying hazards
• Module 6: Investigating accidents and incidents
  
• Module 7: Measuring performance
  
• Module 8: Protecting our environment
  
  

IOSH Managing Safely Course Assessment and Certification:

• An objective (short answer) test
• A practical assessment in the workplace
  

Each delegate is required to sit a short answer test during the course and submit a hand written practical assessment after the last day of the course. This paperwork is explained during the course by the tutor.
Candidates who attend and successfully complete the course will be awarded a certificate from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).

IOSH Managing Safely certificates are issued by the examining body IOSH approximately at least 12 weeks after the last day of the course ending including exams.

The 'IOSH Working Safely Certificate' course is designed to train employees to ensure that their actions contribute to health and safety in the workplace and that individual responsibilities are clearly understood.

IOSH Working Safely Course Aims
To make employees at all levels aware of their responsibilities for safety toward themselves,
colleagues and others affected by work activities.

IOSH Working Safely Certification
The 'IOSH Working Safely Certificate' is awarded to all those who attend the course and successfully
complete both the written and practical assessments.
Understanding of the course material is evaluated by means of a 20 minute written assessment
paper consisting of 10 multi-choice questions and a practical assessment, eg hazard identification.

The IOSH Working Safely Certificate learning outcomes
The 'IOSH Working Safely Certificate' course is for all levels of personnel. Learning outcomes upon successful completion of the course, delegates should be able to:

• Identify the hazards and evaluate risks in the workplace
  
• Use appropriate workplace precautions for specific risks or seek advice on workplace precautions
  
• Assist managers in preparing written risk assessments
  
• Follow their organisation’s health and safety policy
  
• Co-operate and communicate on health and safety matters
  
• Carry out work activities without risk to themselves or others
  
• Report relevant accidents and incidents, monitor their own activities, and assist managers in active monitoring.

IOSH Working Safely Certification
On successful completion of a short answer test the delegate will receive an IOSH accredited certificate. The assessment procedure for this course consists of a short 20-minute closed book 10 question multiple-choice paper and a hazard spotting exercise.

Who is the IOSH Managing Safely in Construction Course for
The IOSH Managing Safely in Construction course is aimed at managers and senior site staff who are required to manage efficiently and effectively in compliance with both the organisations safety policy and current health and safety legislation.

IOSH Managing Safely in Construction Course Aims
The course concentrates on training managers and supervisors to apply sound management principles to Health and Safety issues as part of a total management strategy. It may be tailored to meet the particular needs of organisations and provides successful candidates with a recognised qualification in health and safety.

IOSH Managing Safely in Construction Assessment
Delegates who attend and successfully complete both the practical and written assessments will be awarded the nationally recognised Managing Safely in Construction certificate issued by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). The practical assessment must be completed in the delegate's workplace and submitted within two weeks of completeing the course.

IOSH Managing Safely in Construction Course Contents
The IOSH Managing Safely in Construction course covers relevant legislation, duties of employers, employees, clients, contractors, sub-contractors, risk assessments and control, accident/incident investigation, trainingneeds for managers and supervisor.

After successfully completing the IOSH Managing Safely in Construction course the delegate will be able to:

• Understand relevant health and safety legislation
  
• Distinguish between the duties/responsibilities of the employer and employee, client, contractor and sub-contractor
  
• Be able to verify the competence of contractors and sub-contractors
  
• Have an understanding of risk assessment and risk control
  
• Describe the concept of unsafe acts and conditions
  
• Be able to prescribe precautions relative to hazards
  
• Understand the principles of statutory requirements of accident investigations
  
• Know the importance of continuous active monitoring
  
• Explain the importance of consultation with employees or their representatives and identify training needs

Learning Outcomes of the IOSH Safety For Senior Executives Course

• Understand the health and safety role and responsibilities of senior executives.
• Recognise the importance of integrating health and safety objectives with other business objectives in order to minimise the overall risk.
• Take account of health and safety aspects during strategic planning, decision making and effective supply chain management.
• Know the consequences of failing to manage health and safety effectively.
• Understand the principles of OSHMS, continual improvement and annual reporting.
• Understand the implications of the new Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homocide Act 2007 and the IoD and HSE Guidance