NEBOSH INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE

DURATION

The following course description and prices relates to the 10-day NEBOSH International Construction Certificate unit/module and does not the include the IGC1 unit/module which must be completed prior to this course in order to attain the ICC qualification.

10 days

Our Open ICC courses are scheduled to run as a block of 2 weeks

VENUE

International locations and/or client specific

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

This course provides people in the construction industry with a solid foundation to carry out their responsibilities & make day to day decisions in respect of health & safety construction activities. It is based on international standards and management systems providing people with the underpinning knowledge & skills to apply in a practical context anywhere in the world.

COURSE CONTENT

This qualification requires candidates to have previously completed unit IGC1. The ICC module/course comprises of the following:

ICC1 -  Managing and controlling hazards in international construction activities

• Construction management
• Construction site hazards and risk control
• Movement of people and vehicles - hazards and risk control
• Musculoskeletal hazards and risk control
• Work equipment - hazards and risk 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 risk control
• Excavation work and confined spaces - hazards and risk control
• Demolition and deconstruction - hazards and risk control

ICC2 - International construction health and safety practical application

TARGET AUDIENCE

This course has been designed for Supervisors, Managers, Safety Representatives and personnel who have responsibility for day to day advice on health, safety & welfare in the construction industry based in any part of the world outside the UK.

PRE-COURSE PREPARATION

Delegates must have undertaken week 1 of our IGC course, or must have successfully completed the NEBOSH General Certificate unit 1 in the last 5 years.

CERTIFICATION

At the end of this course, delegates sit the 2-hour ICC1 written paper plus the ICC2 practical assessment carried out at their own workplace which involves safety monitoring of a construction site and the production of a formal report. Candidates who successfully pass these assessments in addition to the IGC1 unit/module (available separately) will receive a NEBOSH International Certificate in Construction Health & Safety.

OTHER INFORMATION

Language: All of our courses (including all course materials) are delivered in English and the exams at the end of the course must also be written in English. Candidates should therefore have a good standard of written English. NEBOSH do not deduct marks for spelling or grammar but they must be able to read and understand candidates answers in order to be able to award the appropriate marks. Candidates for whom English is not their first language will be allowed extra time in their examinations, subject to approval from NEBOSH.

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