National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety course is designed for:
- managers with a responsibility for health and safety in construction operations
- those wishing to undertake the role in Co-ordinator (Design and Construction Phases)
- those working in facilities management
- those persons wishing to start a career in occupational health and safety in construction
The benefits of gaining the Construction Certificate are:
- develop an underpinning knowledge of health and safety legislation and its impact on your site / project
- assist your company’s safety management programme
- assess construction site workplace hazards and develop control measures
- develop a basis for a future career in occupational safety
Core NCC Elements
Construction law and management
- Construction site hazards and control
- Vehicle and plant movement – hazards and control
- Musculoskeletal hazards and risk control
- Work equipment – hazards and control
- Electrical safety
- Fire safety
- Chemical and biological health hazards and risk control
- Physical and psychological health hazards and risk control
- Working at height – hazards and control
- Excavation work and confined spaces – hazards and control
- Demolition hazards and control
NCC Duration & Examination
The programme is delivered over 10 days and concludes with a written 2hr theoretical paper and a practical return to work site safety inspection assignment.
NGC 1 Exemption
If you have successfully completed a NEBOSH NGC1 unit within the last 5 years or have been awarded a Diploma level Safety qualification within the last 5 years an exemption from taking the NGC1 unit and upon successful completion of NCC1 & 2 a ‘full parchment’ will be awarded by NEBOSH.
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