NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety for holders of the General Certfiicate Level 3

NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health & Safety for holders of the General Certificate Level 3 Course Details The NEBOSH National Construction Certificate is a qualification both for those with construction management responsibilities and for those who are required to provide routine day-to-day advice on health, safety and welfare in construction work. The course is designed to enable holders of the National General Certificate who have passed the qualification in the last five years to complete the NEBOSH National Construction Certificate. The course therefore contains the additional units that are required to enable the student to complete the NEBOSH National Construction Certificate. The syllabus comprises 12 units: 1Construction law and management. 2General site issues– hazards and control. 3Working at height - hazards and control. 4Excavation work and confined spaces. 5Demolition hazards and control. 6Movement of people and vehicles– hazards and control. 7Work equipment hazards and control. 8Manual and mechanical handling hazards and control. 9Electrical hazards and control. 10Fire hazards and control. 11Chemical and biological health hazards and control. 12Physical and psychological health hazards and control. A Course for Those with construction management responsibilities and for those who are required to provide routine day-to-day advice on health, safety and welfare in construction work. The course is designed to enable holders of the National General Certificate who have passed the qualification in the last five years to complete the NEBOSH National Construction Certificate. Entry Requirements NEBOSH National General Certificate in the last five years. Assessment NEBOSH external examination to include: 1Practical assessment and written report (2 hours) (NCC2). 2Controlling construction workplace hazards (2 hours) (NCC1).