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Course Overview

This qualification covers the core health and safety issues involved in construction and aims to provide candidates with a comprehensive understanding of how to identify and manage workplace hazards. In construction, utilities and other related industries, employers find that the NEBOSH National Construction Certificate gives staff a sound understanding of managing workplace risks.

Enrolling staff onto this course enables industry employers to improve the safety culture within their organisation, helping them to minimise risks. In turn, they can run a safer and more efficient business.

Who is this course suitable for?

The NEBOSH Certificate in Construction Health and Safety course is for construction industry managers, supervisors and coordinators, including those who manage contractor activities or work in environments classed as temporary workplaces.

If you wish to build a career in construction health and safety, this course offers the foundation you need to improve your skills and knowledge.

Course programme

NCC1 – Managing and Controlling Hazards 

• Element 1 Construction Law and Management
• Element 2 Construction Site – Hazards & Risk Control
• Element 3 Vehicle & Plant Movement – Hazards & Risk Control
• Element 4 Musculoskeletal Hazards & Risk Control
• Element 5 Work Equipment – Hazards & Risk Control
• Element 6 Electrical Safety
• Element 7 Fire Safety
• Element 8 Chemical & Biological Health Hazards and Risk Control
• Element 9 Physical & Psychological Health – Hazards & Risk Control
• Element 10 Working at Height – Hazards and Risk Control
• Element 11 Excavation Work & Confined Spaces – Hazards & Risk Control
• Element 12 Demolition & Deconstruction – Hazards & Risk Control

NCC2: Construction health and safety practical application

• NCC2 The practical assessment is carried out in the candidate's own workplace. The practical must be completed within 10 days of the NCC1 written examination.

Assessments

The NEBOSH Construction Certificate course consists of three assessments:

• An open book examination for NCC1 – Managing and Controlling Hazards in Construction Activities) 
• A practical assessment carried out at your place of work (NCC2), to demonstrate that you can apply what you have learnt during the course to a real workplace.

Course Overview

More than 10,000 people have passed the NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management. The qualification equips students with the necessary skills and knowledge to carry out fire risk assessments across a variety of workplaces. By the end of the course, candidates will be able to identify and implement a range of fire prevention measures.

As part of this course, we also focus on creating the right fire safety culture. This can play a significant role in helping to avoid the damaging and, sometimes, catastrophic losses that can result from fire.

Who is this course suitable for?

The NEBOSH Fire Safety and Risk Management Certificate classroom course is perfect for people who have fire safety responsibilities at work, ensuring that their organisation adheres to fire safety legislation. 

It is also for individuals who wish to build a career as a fire safety adviser.

Course programme

NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate

Unit FC1: Fire Safety and Risk Management

• Element 1 Managing fire safety.
• Element 2 Principles of fire and explosion.
• Element 3 Causes and prevention of fires
• Element 4 Fire protection in buildings.
• Element 5 Safety of people in the event of a fire.
• Element 6 Fire safety risk assessment.

Unit FC2: Practical Risk Assessment

Assessments

The NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate course consists of two assessments.

The classroom courses include the following:

• Unit FC1 - Candidates must complete an open book exam
• Unit FC2 - Candidates are required to complete a practical examination at their workplace. The assessment must take place within 10 days of completing the FC1 written examination.

Course Overview

The IOSH Managing Safely training course gives people in positions of responsibility an overview of how to identify, evaluate, and control workplace risks. It helps those responsible for the safety and welfare of other workers to assess and control workplace risks. This includes evaluating the safety systems already in place within your organisation.

Who is this course suitable for?

IOSH Managing Safely is aimed at anyone with responsibility for other employees, including team leaders, supervisors, and managers.

IOSH Managing Safely is appropriate for staff across all industries, sectors and markets.

Course programme

IOSH Managing Safely includes 7 study units:

Unit 1: Introducing managing safely.

Unit 2: Assessing risks.

Unit 3: Controlling risks.

Unit 4: Understanding responsibilities.

Unit 5: Understanding hazards.

Unit 6: Investigating incidents.

Unit 7: Measuring Performance.

Assessments

IOSH Managing Safely is assessed in 2 parts:

• Multiple-choice examination, in which candidates must demonstrate what they have learnt.Practical assessment, in which participants must show how to apply the knowledge they have gained throughout the course to real-life situations.

An IOSH Managing Safely certificate will be awarded upon successful completion of both parts of the assessment.

Course Overview

IOSH Working Safely provides basic training in health and safety for workers at all levels and industries. It also meets the UK government’s guidelines for introductory health and safety training. This is a broad entry-level course and is suitable for employees across the organisation.

Who is this course suitable for?

IOSH Working Safely is suitable for staff at all levels of a business, no matter their level of seniority.

Course programme

IOSH Working Safely includes 4 study units:

Module 1: Introducing working safely.

Module 2: Defining hazard and risk.

Module 3: Identifying common hazards.

Module 4: Improving safety performance.

Assessments

IOSH Working Safely is assessed in 2 parts:

• Multiple-choice examination. A hazard spotting exercise.

An IOSH Working Safely certificate will be awarded upon successful completion of both parts of the assessment. Please note that all IOSH certificates are now digital.