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Health & Safety Training Course
NEBOSH Certificate in Construction Health & Safety
Description
NEBOSH certificates are suitable for managers, supervisors and employees in all industry sectors with responsibility and or a keen interest in construction health and safety.
This course is also suitable for supervisors, managers and CDM co-coordinators within the construction industry who are required to ensure that activities under their control are undertaken safely.
Safety, health and environmental practitioners who wish to formalize their experience and progress their career with a professional qualification would also benefit from this qualification.
Length of Course
We understand the importance of flexibility in our approach to training and so deliver NEBOSH courses in a number of ways:
- Evenings – one evening per week for the duration of the course plus additional sessions for revision
- Block release – intensive course where candidates attend one week taught study with a week break for self study prior to another week taught study plus additional days for revision
- Block release, no breaks. Very intensive course where candidates attend consecutive days taught study for the duration of the course. Followed by revision days
- Day release – one day per week taught study, for the duration of the course plus additional revision days.
The NEBOSH certificate qualifications are delivered in modular units where applicable.
A Health and Safety Management module (NGC1) precedes the NEBOSH Certificate in Construction Health and Safety (NCC1). Candidates who have completed the Management module (NGC1) within the previous five years can go on to complete Units 2 and 3 (NCC1 and NCC2) of the NEBOSH Certificate in Construction Health and Safety as part of their study.
Who Should Attend
NEBOSH certificates are suitable for managers, supervisors and employees in all industry sectors with responsibility and or a keen interest in construction health and safety.
This course is for individuals or for an organisation.
Entry Qualifications
We would require a pre-course interview to discuss the course and to establish that this level is suitable for the candidate.
Course Content
Unit 1 NGC1 Management of Health and Safety:
- Foundations in Health and Safety
- Health and Safety Management systems 1 - Policy
- Health and Safety Management systems 2 - Organising
- Health and Safety Management systems 3 - Planning
- Health and Safety Management systems 4 - Measuring, Audit and Review.
Unit 2 NCC1 Construction hazards and Control:
- Construction law and management
- Construction site hazards and control
- Vehicle and plant movement – hazards and control
- Musculoskeletal hazards and risk control
- Work equipment - hazards and control
- Electrical safety
- Fire safety
- Chemical and biological health hazards and risk control
- Physical and psychological health hazards and risk control
- Working at height - hazards and control
- Excavation work and confined spaces - hazards and control.
Method of Assessment
Practical Application and Report
Two hours external exam for Units 1 and 2