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Salvus Consulting Ltd
Safety Management & Training
Safety Unit
60 Brimmers Hill
Widmer End
Bucks
HP15 6NP
Tel: 01494 716 954
NEBOSH Fire Safety & Risk Management Certificate Course
Who is the NEBOSH Course designed for?
The NEBOSH Fire Safety & Risk Management Certificate is designed for:
The NEBOSH Fire Safety course is designed for:
- managers with a responsibility for
fire safety in the workplace - those working in facilities management
- employee representatives and others
- those persons wishing to start a career in fire safety or occupational safety and health
* Delegates already holding the NEBOSH National General Certificate will receive an exemption to Unit NGC1
What are the Benefits of the NEBOSH Fire Safety & Risk Management course?
The benefits of the NEBOSH Fire Safety & Risk Management Certificate are:
- develop an underpinning knowledge of fire safety legislation and its impact on your workplace
- assist your company's fire safety management programme
- assess workplace fire hazards and develop control measures
- develop a basis for a future career in fire and occupational safety
Teaching and Assessment Methods
A classroom based tutorial course with exercises and interactive delegate modules throughout.
Examinations
The certificate consists of three units, each separately assessed. Students may choose to take one, two or all three units at one time.
On successful completion of each unit, a Unit Certificate will be issued. However, in order to achieve the NEBOSH Fire Safety and Risk Management Certificate qualification, students will need to pass each of the 3 units within a five-year period.
Please note students will normally be required to complete the practical assessment (Unit FC2) within 14 days of sitting the examination for unit FC1.
Programme Structure
| Unit NGC1 | Unit FC1 |
Health & Safety Foundations |
Managing Fire Safety |
Health & Safety Policy |
Principles of Fire and Explosion |
Organising for Health & Safety |
Causes and Prevention of Fire |
Promoting a Positive Health & Safety Culture |
Fire Protection in Buildings |
Risk Assessment |
Safety of people in the event of a fire |
Principles of Control |
Fire Risk Assessment |
Incident Investigation |
Unit FC2 |
Monitoring, Review and Audit |
Practical Assessment |
All Units
10 day programme to include all theoretical and practical tutorials plus examination days - No formal entry requirements.
Units FC1 & 2 only
Five day programme to include theoretical and practical tutorials relating to fire plus examination day - Delegates must already hold NVQ level 3 or higher in Occupational Safety & Health.
"Terms of training" Contracts will be offered
