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Please Note there is around 50 Hours of study required before attending each workshop.
- Unit IB: 27-31 Oct 19, Exam Jan 20
- Unit IC: 19-23 Apr 20, Exam July 20
- Unit IA: 8-12 Nov 20, Exam Jan 21
The
NEBOSH International Diploma
builds on the knowledge gained by studying at NEBOSH Certificate level. It is made up of four units which must be completed within 5 years:
Unit IA: Managing Health and Safety - 188 Hours
- IA1 - Principles of Health and Safety Management
- IA2 - Regulating Health and Safety
- IA3 - Loss Causation and Incident Investigation
- IA4 - Measuring and Reviewing Health and Safety Performance
- IA5 - The Assessment and Evaluation of Risk
- IA6 - Risk Control
- IA7 - Organisational Factors
- IA8 - Human Factors
- IA9 - The Role of the Health and Safety Practitioner
Assessed by a three hour written exam
Unit IB: Hazardous Substances/Agents
- 115 Hours
- IB1 - Managing Occupational Health
- IB2 - Identification, Assessment and Evaluation of Hazardous Substances
- IB3 - The Control of Hazardous Substances
- IB4 - The Monitoring and Measuring of Hazardous Substances
- IB5 - Biological Agents
- IB6 - Noise and Vibration
- IB7 - Radiation
- IB8 - Mental Ill-Health and Dealing with Violence and Aggression at Work
- IB9 - Musculoskeletal Risks and Controls
- IB10 - Work Environment Risks and Controls
Assessed by a three hour written exam
Unit IC: Workplace and Work Equipment Safety - 120 Hours
- IC1 - Workplace Welfare Requirements and Specific Workplace Issues
- IC2 - Fire and Explosion
- IC3 - Workplace Fire Risk Assessment
- IC4 - The Storage, Handling and Processing of Dangerous Substances
- IC5 - Work Equipment
- IC6 - Workplace Machinery
- IC7 - Mobile, Lifting, Access and Work at Height Equipment
- IC8 - Electrical Safety
- IC9 - Construction and Works of a Temporary Nature - Hazards and Controls
- IC10 - Workplace Transport and Managing Work-Related Road Risk
Assessed by a three hour written exam
Unit DNI: Application of Health and Safety Theory and Practice - 77 hours
A written Assignment set by NEBOSH of approximately 8,000 words in length.
The purpose of this assignment is to assess the practical application of the knowledge and understanding gained from studying Units IA, IB and IC. The assignment will be based around a review of the arrangements for managing health and safety in a workplace and to produce justified, proportionate recommendations to improve health and safety performance.
The
NEBOSH International Diploma
builds on knowledge that is gained from studying a
NEBOSH Certificate, or similar course, and it is highly recommended that such a qualification is gained before starting the
NEBOSH Diploma
For details on the knowledge required prior to starting the NEBOSH Diploma see our Guidance on Direct Entry to the NEBOSH Diploma.
Units IA, IB and IC of the
NEBOSH International Diploma
are each assessed by a three-hour written examination. Unit D is assessed by an 8,000 word work based project.
Exams are held January and July each year
- RRC Middle East Managed Exam Venues;
- Bahrain: Manama
- Kuwait: Safat
- Oman: Muscat
- Qatar: Doha
- Saudi Arabia: Al Khobar, Jeddah, Riyadh
- UAE: Dubai, Abu Dhabi
- RRC UK Managed Exam Venues
- RRC’s London Office can arrange exams in most countries in the world see here for information
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Training is all about quality and this starts with our trainers. It has taken many years to build RRC’s team of expert trainers and we are proud to have the best international team of HSE trainers there is. This team is at the heart of everything we do; developing and updating our course content, delivering and assessing our courses, supporting our students, consulting and always making sure we are firmly focused on our customers needs.
The team is a highly effective mix of academics, practitioners, and consultants with a wide range of experience across all sectors. It is led by a team of experienced HSE practitioners:
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- Dr Jim Phelpstead BSc, PhD, CMIOSH – RRC Lead Tutor – Health & Safety
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