Day 1: Foundations of Health and Safety
Objective: Understand fundamental principles, H&S management systems, and regulatory frameworks.
Session 1: Why We Should Manage Workplace Health and Safety
Moral, legal, and financial reasons
Consequences of poor H&S
Key health & safety terms and principles
Session 2: How Health and Safety Management Systems Work and What They Look Like
HSG65 and ISO 45001 overview
Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle
Policy and organizational structure
Session 3: Managing Risk – Understanding People and Processes
Risk assessment principles
Types of hazards and control measures
Behavioral factors in health and safety
Day 2: Health & Safety Risk Assessment and Control
Objective: Equip learners with risk management techniques and legal knowledge.
Session 1: Health and Safety Monitoring and Measuring
Active vs. reactive monitoring
Incident investigation process
Auditing and performance review
Session 2: Understanding Legislation and Enforcement (International Context)
ILO conventions and recommendations
Role of enforcement agencies
Employer/employee duties
Session 3: NEBOSH Exam Technique for IG1
Command words, answer planning
Sample scenario walkthroughs
Day 3: Physical and Psychological Health Hazards
Objective: Identify common workplace hazards and implement appropriate controls.
Session 1: Physical Hazards
Noise, vibration, radiation, temperature
Workplace transport, slips and trips
Session 2: Psychological and Musculoskeletal Health
Work-related stress and mental well-being
Manual handling, repetitive strain injuries
Session 3: DSE & Ergonomic Principles
Safe workstation setup
Office and remote work considerations
Day 4: Chemical, Biological, and General Workplace Hazards
Objective: Address chemical and fire hazards using a structured approach.
Session 1: Chemical and Biological Agents
Hazardous substances (COSHH principles)
PPE, SDS, routes of entry
Session 2: General Workplace Issues
Work at height, confined spaces
Electricity, fire, emergency procedures
Session 3: Fire Safety and Evacuation
Fire triangle, ignition sources
Extinguishers, evacuation plans, drills
Day 5: Final Assessment Preparation & Practical Risk Assessment
Objective: Develop practical risk assessment skills and prepare for certification.
Session 1: Conducting a NEBOSH Risk Assessment
Hazard identification
Risk evaluation and control selection
Completing the IG2 practical template
Session 2: Writing and Submitting IG2
Assessment marking criteria
Do's and don’ts for the practical submission
Session 3: Exam Techniques and Final Q&A
Review of IG1 & IG2 key topics
Final prep for open-book assessment