New Updated NEBOSH Diploma

Sep 2021

The NEBOSH National Diploma is the flagship of NEBOSH qualification and, when launched in 1988, was the first UK vocational qualification to be developed specifically for health and safety professionals. The National Diploma is recognised and reliable and over 13200 learners have achieved the qualification since its introduction.

The NEBOSH National Diploma is the qualification for aspiring health and safety professionals, building directly upon the foundations of knowledge provided by the NEBOSH National General Certificate. It is designed to provide learned with the knowledge and understanding required for undertaking a career as a health and safety professional, and it also provides a sound basis for progression to postgraduate study.

The new qualification is subdivided into three taught and assessed units, with new style course assessments

  • Unit ND1: Know – workplace health and safety principles (UK)
  • Unit ND2: Do – controlling workplace health issues (UK)
  • Unit ND3: Do – controlling workplace safety issues (UK)

The qualification deliberately looks at general workplace issues so that it can be applied in many sectors in.

Learning Outcome

  1. You will be able to source, develop, evaluate and interpret relevant health and safety information (such
    as legislation, guidance, best practice, procedures) and communicate it effectively to those who need it
    (both within your organisation and those affected by your organisation’s activities such as contractors
    and insurers).
  2. You will be able to promote a positive health and safety culture by:
    Gaining commitment and participation; and
    Engaging, supporting and influencing leaders (and others) to change attitudes and behaviour and make
    health and safety a priority.
  3. You will be able to assess, develop and maintain individual and organisational health and safety competence.
  4. You will be able to understand risk management including the techniques for identifying hazards, the different types of risk assessment, considerations when implementing sensible and proportionate additional control measures and developing a risk management strategy.
  5. You will be able to develop and implement proactive and reactive health and safety monitoring systems
    and carry out reviews and auditing of such systems.
  6. You will be able to continually develop your own professional skills and ethics to actively influence improvements in health and safety by providing persuasive arguments to workers at all levels.
  7. You will be able to develop a health and safety policy strategy within your organisation (including proactive safety, Corporate Social Responsibility and the change management process).
  8. You will be able to contribute to health and safety legal actions.
  9. You will be able to manage contractors and supply chains to ensure compliance with health and safety
    standards.
  10. You will be able to advise the organisation on a range of common workplace health issues/hazards including how these can be assessed and controlled, and the legal duties associated with these issues/hazards.
  11. You will be able to advise the organisation on a range of common workplace safety issues/hazards including how these can be assessed and controlled, and the legal duties associated with these issues/hazards.

For further details, our new diploma study programme commences in September 2021 contact us for further details or visit our website.


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