NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety

Course code: SHE003
Official NEBOSH Qualification
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If you're looking for a career in health and safety or need to be compliant in your workplace and you live outside the UK, this qualification is ideal...

  • Industry recognised NEBOSH International General Certificate
  • Covers main lagal requirements in health and safety in UK
  • Ideal for those beginning a career in health and safety or managers with a responsibility to be health and safety compliant
  • Successful students gain AIOSH, TechIOSH and AIIRSM membership
  • Understand how to manage health and safety
  • Learn the best practices of risk assessment
  • Study for your course entirely online
  • Assessed by exam and workplace assessment
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Course Overview

Learn the best practices for implementing health and safety systems within the workplace!

This course will allow you to become a fully competent health and safety practitioner or safety officer in your work environment.

Improve your reputation within your company by becoming a qualified health and safety practitioner. This will, in turn, benefit your company

The NEBOSH International General Certificate is for those living outside the UK who want to want to be health and safety qualified outside the UK.

Course Duration

Up to 1 year.

Study Hours

Approximately 100 hours.

Course Outcome

You will receive your NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements.

Assessment

1 written exam and 1 workplace assessment.

Course Content
Unit NG1
Managing Health and Safety
  • Why we should manage workplace health and safety
  • How health and safety management systems work and what they look like
  • Managing risk – understanding people and processes
  • Health and safety monitoring and measuring
  • Physical and psychological health
  • Musculoskeletal health
  • Chemical and biological agents
  • General workplace issues
  • Work equipment
  • Fire
  • Electricity