This accredited NEBOSH Construction Certificate is for personnel e.g. managers, supervisors, non-safety specialists etc with health and safety responsibilities and who need a grounding and recognised qualification in occupational safety and health.
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NGC1 – Management of Health and Safety
Element 1 - Foundations in health and safety
Element 2 - Health and safety management systems - PLAN
Element 3 - Health and safety management systems - DO
Element 4 - Health and safety management systems - CHECK
Element 5 - Health and safety management systems – ACT
NCC1 – Managing and Controlling Hazards in Construction Activities
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 – Health & Safety Inspection
You Should Know
The Open book examinations enable you to sit your NEBOSH assessment by yourself, This can be done in your own home or at another safe and suitable location where you are able to concentrate. In a NEBOSH open book examination you will have up to 24 hours to complete your paper - however you should be able to complete the examination in 4-5 hours.
Next Step
Conversion to other NEBOSH qualifications such as the NEBOSH General Certificate (GC2 & GC3).
NEBOSH Diploma or NVQ Level 5. Membership of either IOSH or IIRSM.
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