HE0931-10D : NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety (GIC)

This practical and highly-interactive course
includes real-life case studies and exercises where
participants will be engaged in a series of
interactive small groups and class workshops.
This course is designed to provide participants with a
detailed and up-to-date overview of NEBOSH
International General Certificate in Occupational
Health and Safety. It covers the moral, financial and
legal reasons for managing health and safety in the
workplace and how health and safety is regulated; the
main health and safety duties of different groups of
people at work and how contractors shall be selected,
monitored and managed; the key components of a
health and safety management system; the benefits
and limitations of different types of health and safety
management systems; and the key components of an
effective health and safety policy.
Further, the course will also discuss on how health
and safety culture influences performance and how to
improve health and safety culture at work; the
principles of the risk assessment process and suitable
and sufficient risk assessment; how change can have
significant health and safety impacts and how to
manage those impacts; and what to consider when
developing and implementing a safe system of work
for general work activities. 
During this interactive course, participants will learn the role, function and operation of a
permit-to-work system, typical emergency procedures and how to decide what level of
first aid is needed in the workplace; taking part in incident investigation and monitoring
the effectiveness of management systems; why and how audits are used to evaluate a
management system and why regular reviews of health and safety performance are
needed and carried out; and the hazards present in the workplace, associated risks
and existing control measures evaluation.