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INTERNATIONAL HSE COURSES
NEBOSH IGC
The International General Certificate (IGC) qualification is designed to equip candidates with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively fulfill their workplace health and safety responsibilities on a global scale. This certification adheres to international standards and management systems, making it applicable across various employment sectors worldwide.
Obtaining the NEBOSH IGC certification not only validates your health and safety expertise but also opens doors to international career opportunities in this field. It offers a comprehensive understanding of health and safety practices and serves as a strong foundation for advanced professional study, such as pursuing an International Diploma level qualification.
Who should attend?
This course is designed for individuals in roles such as Health & Safety Officers and Managers, Safety Representatives, Safety Engineers, Facilities Managers, Personnel Managers, and Middle to Senior Management with Health & Safety responsibilities. It is also suitable for those starting a career in health and safety, as it provides a solid foundation for advanced studies like the NEBOSH International Diploma. No prior knowledge of health and safety is necessary to enroll in this program.
What will gain by achieving the NEBOSH IGC qualification?
What will I gain by achieving the NEBOSH IGC qualification?
– Once you have successfully completed the NEBOSH IGC, you will be certified and can apply for:
– Technical membership of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (Tech IOSH)
– Associate Membership of the International Institute of Risk Management, allowing you to use AIIRSM after your name
Many professionals benefit from achieving the IGC qualification in their job and career; many go on to a higher level and take the International Diploma and become competent safety professionals.
COURSE OUTLINE - MODULES
- Element 1: Why We Should Manage Workplace Health & Safety
- Element 2: How Health & Safety Management Systems Work and What They
Look Like - Element 3: Managing Risk – Understanding People and Processes
- Element 4: Health & Safety Monitoring & Measuring
- Element 5: Physical and Psychological Health
- Element 6: Musculoskeletal Health
- Element 7: Chemical & Biological Agents
- Element 8: General Workplace Issues
- Element 9: Work Equipment
- Element 10: FireElement 11: Electricity