NEBOSH International Certificate in Construction Health & Safety (Pilot)
NEBOSH International Certificate in Construction Health & Safety (Pilot) Course Key Facts |
Duration: 15 days. For open course dates contact our Account Managers by clicking here |
This is the newly launched NEBOSH International Certificate in Construction Health & Safety. Connaught Training has been selected as one of the providers to pilot this course. It comprises 3 units:
- IGC1 Management of International Health & Safety (Unit 1 of the International General Certificate)
- ICC1 Managing & Controlling Hazards in International Construction Activities
- ICC2 Construction Health & Safety Practical.
For delegates who have successfully completed the NEBOSH International General Certificate in the last 5 years & also IDip holders are exempt from the first week of this course and the IGC1 exam
Course Overview
The course provides people in the construction industry with a solid foundation to carry out their responsibilities & make day to day decisions in respect of health & safety construction activities. It is based on international standards and management systems providing people with the underpinning knowledge & skills to apply in a practical context anywhere in the world.
Who the Course is For
This course has been designed for Supervisors & Managers within the construction industry who are required to ensure that activities under their control are undertaken safely operating in any part of the world.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the course you should be able to:
- Understand best practice standards through ILO-OSH 2001, 18001, 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
- Understand the main requirements of the successful management of safe construction activities in line with the ILO conventions.
- Understand the factors to consider when carrying out a site assessment; identify construction activity hazards, assess the risks and recommend control measures.
- Identify the hazards & outline appropriate control measures in the following areas: movement of people & vehicles, manual & mechanical handling, work equipment, electrical, fire chemical & biological health, physical & psychological, working at height, excavation work & confined spaces & demolition.
The assessment requires candidates to undertake an inspection of a work site identifying hazards, recommending control measures and preparing a management report.
Certification
Delegates are awarded the Certificate on successful completion of two 2-hour written papers, under exam conditions and a practical assessment, carried out at the delegate's own workplace which involves safety monitoring of a construction site and the production of a formal report
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Dubai |
4-8 Oct |
1-5 Nov |
8-12 Nov |