The NEBOSH International Diploma is a qualification for aspiring health and safety professionals, building directly upon the foundation of knowledge provided by the NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety.
It is designed to provide students with the expertise – wherever in the world they may be working – required to undertake a career as a safety and health practitioner. It also provides a sound basis for progression to postgraduate study.
Professional Memberships
• The qualification meets the academic requirements for application for Graduate Membership (Grad IOSH) of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH – www.iosh.co.uk). This is the first step to becoming a Chartered Health and Safety Practitioner as a Chartered Member of IOSH (CMIOSH).
• Holders of the International Diploma are able to waive the Board of Certified Safety Professionals’ Associate Safety Professional (ASP) examination so that, if they meet all other requirements, they may sit directly for the Certified Safety Professional (CSP) examination.
• Holders of the NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety and either the NEBOSH National or International Certificate in Construction Health and Safety meet the headline entrance criteria requirements for Registered Construction Safety Practitioner (RMaPS) and membership of the Association for Project Safety (APS).
• The International Diploma is also accepted by the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) as meeting the academic requirements for full membership (MIIRSM).
Course Duration :
1. Full-time: 4 months
Total Contact hours: 231(No breaks between exams and modules)
Week Schedule: 5 days per week (3 hrs per day)
2. Part-time: 8 months
Total Contact hours:231 (No breaks between exams and modules)
Week Schedule: 2 days per week (4hrs per day)
Course Structure:
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NEBOSH INTERNATIONAL
DIPLOMA IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
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UNIT IA: MANAGING
HEALTH AND SAFETY
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Duration
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Learning Outcome(s)
This unit provides students
with a thorough grounding in all major aspects of managing health and safety.
It aims to prepare students for a career in health and safety by providing
them with the ability to apply their knowledge and understanding of health
and safety management issues in the workplace. In addition this knowledge and
understanding prepares students for the written question paper assessment in
Unit IA and the practical application (Unit DNI) which will be carried out in
their own workplace.
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86 hours
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Element IA1: Principles of health and safety
management
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Element IA2: Regulating health and
safety
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Element IA3: Loss causation and
incident investigation
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Element IA4: Measuring and reviewing
health and safety performance
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Element IA5: Assessment and
evaluation of risk
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Element IA6: Risk control
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Element IA7: Organisational factors
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Element IA8: Human factors
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Element IA9: The role of the health
and safety practitioner
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Total
Tuition Time
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86 hours
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Student
self-study hours
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68 hours
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2
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UNIT IB: HAZARDOUS
SUBSTANCES / AGENTS
Learning Outcome(s)
This unit provides students
with a thorough grounding in all major aspects of managing hazardous
substances and agents. It aims to prepare students for a career in health and
safety by providing them with the ability to apply their knowledge and
understanding of hazardous substances / agents in the workplace. In addition
this knowledge and understanding prepares students for the written question
paper assessment in Unit IB and the practical application (Unit DNI) which
will be carried out in their own workplace.
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Element IB1:
Managing Occupational Health
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65 hours
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Element IB2:
Identification, assessment and evaluation of hazardous substances
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Element IB3: The
control of hazardous substances
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Element IB4: The
monitoring of measuring if hazardous substances
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Element IB5:
Biological agents
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Element IB6: Noise
and vibration
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Element IB7:
Radiation
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Element IB8:
Mental ill-health and dealing with violence and aggression at work
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Element IB9:
Musculoskeletal risks and control
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Element IB10: Work
environment risks and controls
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Total
Tuition Time
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65 hours
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Student
self-study hours
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50 hours
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3
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UNIT IC: WORKPLACE
AND WORK EQUIPMENT SAFETY
Learning Outcome(s)
This unit provides students
with a thorough grounding in all major aspects of health and safety. It aims
to prepare students for a career in health and safety by providing them with
the ability to apply their knowledge and understanding of workplace and work
equipment safety issues in the workplace. In addition this knowledge and
understanding prepares students for the written question paper assessment in
Unit IC and the practical application (Unit DNI) which will be carried out in
their own workplace.
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Element IC1:
Workplace welfare requirements and specific workplace issues
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75 hours
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Element IC2: Fire
and explosion
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Element IC3: Workplace
fire risk assessment
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Element IC4: The
storage, handling and processing of dangerous substances
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Element IC5: Work
equipment
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Element IC6:
Workplace machinery
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Element IC7:
Mobile, lifting, access and work at height equipment
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Element IC8:
Electrical safety
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Element IC9:
Construction and works of a temporary nature - hazards and controls
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Element IC10:
Workplace transport and managing work-related road risk
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Total
Tuition Time
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75 hours
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Student
self-study hours
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50 hours
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4
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UNIT DNI:
APPLICATION OF HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT IN THE WORKPLACE
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Total
Tuition Time
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5 hours
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Student
self-study hours
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72 hours
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Total Overall Tuition Time
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231 hours
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Total Overall Student self-study hours
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240 hours
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Mode of Assessment:
There will be a Written Examination and Practical Assessment for the course. This is a classroom based learning programme.
Examinations are normally held each year in the third full week of January and July unless prior notice has been given beforehand. Papers for Units IA, IB and IC shall be offered on the mornings of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday respectively.
Students eligible to register for the examination and assignment are those currently enrolled with NEBOSH, with a valid enrolment period which does not expire before the exam sitting (first unit date used in calculating this date) or before the assignment submission deadline date.
Unit IA
• Tuesday 16 January 2018
• Tuesday 17 July 2018
Unit IB
• Wednesday 17 January 2018
• Wednesday 18 July 2018
Unit IC
• Thursday 18 January 2018
• Thursday 19 July 2018
Assignment submission dates
Unit ID assignment
• Wednesday 28 February 2018 (2010 specification resubmission only)
• Wednesday 30 May 2018 (2010 specification resubmission only)
• Wednesday 29 August 2018 (2010 specification resubmission only)
Unit DNI (2015 specification)
• Wednesday 28 February 2018
• Wednesday 30 May 2018
• Wednesday 29 August 2018
• Wednesday 28 November 2018
Qualification:
NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety will be awarded by The NATIONAL EXAMINATION BOARD IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (NEBOSH) upon successful completion of the course.
Entry Qualification:
· Academic Level: NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety
· Language Proficiency: WPLN Level 6
· Work experience: 1-2 years
Average Teacher to Student Ratio: 1.30
Lecturers & Teaching Modules : Refer to PDF.
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General Information
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All courses will be conducted in English unless otherwise stated.
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Course registration shall be applied 3 days in advance and Registration is based on a First-Come-First-served basis.
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