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NEBOSH International Certificate Course Details

NEBOSH International Certificate Course Key Facts

Duration: 10 days plus 1 day for exams. For open course dates at 19 UK locations scroll down.
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The NEBOSH International Certificate provides organisations with a global presence seeking to adopt an internationally recognised health and safety training programme. It is a unique international health & safety standard award. It has the same format & content as the National Certificate but focuses on internationally recognised health & safety standards & priorities (ILO/18001) & best practice in controlling hazards.

The Course is For

The International General Certificate is available to non UK nationals, employees of large organisations operating outside the UK, or multinational companies already working to international standards but needing to adapt these to accord with local needs and practice. It has been designed for personnel e.g. managers, supervisors, non-safety specialists, worker representatives who have both general and specific Health and Safety responsibilities within their organisation.

Learning Outcomes of the NEBOSH International Certificate

Understand the management framework, moral & economic requirements & implications for good standards in health & safety within an organisation.
Develop, promote & communicate an effective health & safety culture in an organisation.
Identify the key features of a health & safety policy, the preparations & performance review of a health & safety audit. Understand the importance of proactive & reactive health & safety monitoring measures.
Identify hazards in the workplace & carry out risk assessments, record findings & review procedures.
Advise on strategies for controlling hazards, reducing risks & applying safe systems of work.
Identify fire hazards & consequential risks, advise on measures to minimise fire risks & develop fire procedures.
Identify ill health effects of physical processes of work & the environment & recommend suitable measures to combat risks.
Explain the processes & procedures for investigating & reporting accidents at work.
Additional option of 1 day to cover local, legal requirements (non examinable).

Location

Unit 1 Unit 2 Exams

Dublin 16-20 June 08 23-27 June 08 28 June 08

Windsor

15-19 Sept 08

22-26 Sept 08

27 Sept 08