‘Examination’ is defined under the Regulation as including “any process for determining the knowledge, intelligence, skill or ability of a learner by reference to his performance in any test, work or other activity”.
What does NEBOSH stand for?
NEBOSH stands for National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health, a UK awarding organisation offering professional NEBOSH qualifications in health, safety and environmental management.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What is NEBOSH training?
NEBOSH training courses offer globally recognised vocationally-related qualifications designed to meet health, safety and risk management needs, in all places of work. Qualifications are recognised by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM).
NEBOSH was formed in 1979 as an independent examining board and awarding body with charitable status. Courses include a comprehensive range of globally recognised, vocationally related qualifications designed to meet the health, safety, environmental and risk management needs for all places of work, in both the private and public sectors. NEBOSH training courses are recognised for their high calibre and are more readily accepted as the de facto industry standard for safety requirements internationally.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What is a gold level NEBOSH Provider?
In 2018, NEBOSH introduced a learning provider standard which is a quality assurance programme. It promotes a commitment to learning excellence and continually improving the learning experience for people studying the NEBOSH qualifications. So, when you choose BV Associates Ltd as your learning provider, an important fact to know is that we are a Gold Provider, but what does this mean?
Each NEBOSH learning provider all over the world, has been given a status by NEBOSH. This accreditation is based on how they meet/exceed the 6 learning excellence principles:
- Learners understand what is expected of them and what they can expect from the course provider
- Create a learning environment that’s engaging and encourages interaction
- Provide accurate course materials and continually update and improve them
- Ensure tutors are qualified, knowledgeable, competent and engaging
- Give learners feedback on their progress and provide appropriate support
- Review course delivery and learner feedback and action as necessary
There are 3 levels of NEBOSH Providers:
- Gold – greatly exceeds the principles
- Silver – exceeds the principles
- Bronze – meets the principles
Achieving Learning Partner Gold Status with NEBOSH means that BV Associates Ltd has exceeded in the above six learning excellence principles, so you are in good hands.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
Who can take NEBOSH?
The NEBOSH National General Certificate is an ideal starting point for people looking to begin a career in health and safety management or to formalise previous training.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What level are NEBOSH qualifications?
NEBOSH Certificates are level 3, which is equivalent to an A level qualification.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
Why complete a NEBOSH course?
NEBOSH courses are seen as the benchmark of a health and safety professional and as a result are closely linked with career progression and job security, with a significant number of health and safety job adverts specifying that applicants must hold a NEBOSH qualification.
The legal framework for health and safety is also a fundamental element of any NEBOSH qualification, providing the main legal requirements of health and safety within the UK, ensuring businesses and staff are meeting their legal responsibilities.
NEBOSH qualifications provide a sound awareness and understanding for professionals to meet health, safety and risk management needs in all places of work. Not only that, it gives delegates the tools to meet the changing demands within health and safety, and provide the skills to mentor and develop those around them.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What is the NEBOSH National General Certificate?
The NEBOSH National General Certificate is a level 3 qualification which provides an excellent foundation in health and safety for managers, supervisors and people starting out on a career in health and safety. It is the most popular and recognised health and safety qualification of its kind with holders being able to identify, evaluate and control a wide range of workplace hazards.
The course covers the main legal requirements for health and safety in the UK, identification and control of workplace hazards, and the practical application of this knowledge. No previous health and safety knowledge is required but candidates should note the assessment includes a requirement to write a report.
The qualification is divided into two units, each of which is assessed separately:
1 Management of Health and Safety (GNC1) including:
- Why we should manage workplace Health and Safety
- How health and safety management systems work and what they look like
- Managing risk – understanding people and processes
NG1 is assessed by Open Book Exam on a set date, where candidates will have 24 hours to complete and submit their scenario based exam questions. Candidates will then be required to attend an online ‘Closing Interview’ to discuss their answers and prove their subject knowledge. This will take place within 2 weeks of the exam.
2 Risk Assessment (GNC2) including:
- Physical and Psychological health
- Musculoskeletal health
- Chemical and biological agents
- General workplace issues
- Work equipment
- Fire
- Electricity
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What is the NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety?
The course covers the practical issues involved in the management of fire safety in the workplace, and in particular the legal requirements surrounding fire safety and will equip attendees to undertake fire risk assessments in the workplace.
Designed for managers and supervisory staff who need to ensure that their organisation meets its responsibilities under fire safety legislation. Training leading to this qualification will equip holders to carry out fire risk assessments of most low to medium risk workplaces and identify the range of fire protective and preventative measures required. It is therefore also suitable for people moving into fire safety adviser roles.
The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety covers the management of health and safety and in particular fire safety including legal requirements. It also includes principles of fire and explosion, causes and prevention of fires, fire protection in buildings and ensuring the safety of people in the event of fire.
Units of Study:
- Managing Fire SafetyMoral and Financial reasons for managing fire safetyThe role of National Governments and International bodies in developing frameworks for the regulation of fire safety
- Principles of Fire and ExplosionThe principals of Combustion, fire growth and fire spreadThe ignition of solids, liquids and gasesExplosion and explosive combustion
- Fuel, oxygen and ignition sources and control measuresSources of fuel, oxygen and ignitionAppropriate control measures to minimise fire and explosion risks
- Fire protection of buildingsThe means of fire protection and preventionMeans of escapeThe methods and systems available to give early warning of fire
Classification of fires, extinguishing media and portable fire fighting equipment
The method of operation and maintenance of fixed installation systems
Requirements for ensuring access for the fire service is provided and maintained
- Safety of people in the event of fireFire emergency planFire evacuationBehaviours of people in the event of a fire
Appropriate training requirements
- Fire Safety Risk Assessment
Objectives of fire safety risk assessments
Principles and practice of fire safety risk assessments
Matters to be considered in a risk assessment of substances capable of forming a flammable or explosive atmosphere
Assessment:
This course has a 2 part assessment process which is completed after the course, and this will be followed by a closing interview:
- An Open Book Exam Unit FSC1 – you will be provided with the exam paper online on a set date. You will then have 24 hours to complete and submit the exam paper. This paper is designed to assess knowledge and the ability to put that knowledge into practice.
- A Practical Fire Risk Assessment Unit FSC2 – developed around fire risk assessment standards, the risk assessment must be completed on your workplace.
This will include prioritising risks, inspecting the workplace, recognising a range of common fire hazards, evaluating risks (taking account of current controls), recommending further controls and planning actions and measures.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What is the NEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate?
In a time when environmental protection is high on the agenda, most workplaces have protection policies in place and the demand for Environmental aware staff and Managers is increasing. Attend this course to learn about the practical issues involved in the management of environmental risk, and gain a nationally recognised qualification.
The course is particularly suitable for those with an interest in the environment who have supervisory experience and are seeking a Health and Safety related role. It will suit managers, supervisors and staff who need a broad understanding of Health and Safety issues. NEBOSH qualifications are increasingly essential for those looking for employment in the Health and Safety sector but they also apply to other roles such as Facilities Management.
Assessment:
EMC1: 24-hour open book examination (OBE) – learners will be required to review a real-life scenario and answer a number of theoretical and practical questions on environmental management.
EMC2: Practical assessment – learners will be asked to assess environmental aspects and impacts present in their chosen workplace.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What is the NEBOSH Health & Safety Management for Construction course?
The NEBOSH Health & Safety Management for Construction (UK) is aimed at supervisors, managers and those with a role under the Construction Design and Management regulations 2015 within the construction industry who are required to ensure that activities under their control are undertaken safely. Attendees will gain a knowledge of the main legal requirements relating to health & safety in UK construction work.
It is likely to prove useful for those concerned with the management of buildings who may need to ensure that contractors are working safely. The qualification is also appropriate for supervisors and managers working in other industries such as utilities, and even broadcasting, where temporary workplaces are a feature of their activities.
The NEBOSH Health & Safety Management for Construction (UK) covers the main legal requirements relating to health and safety in UK construction work, identification and control of construction workplace hazards, and the practical application of this knowledge. It is advisable, but not mandatory, that candidates do have an understanding of the basic practical aspects of the construction industry.
This training will provide attendees with the knowledge, skills and understanding of Construction Health & Safety issues in the workplace.
This course covers the main legal requirements relating to health and safety in UK construction work, identification and control of construction workplace hazards, and the practical application of this knowledge. It is advisable, but not mandatory, that candidates do have an understanding of the basic practical aspects of the construction industry.
The course looks at everyday solutions for construction workplace health and safety issues. Service leavers who attend this training course will be able to:
- Advise on duties and manage construction risks under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015;
- Justify the need for health and safety improvements;
- Produce or contribute to a construction phase plan;
- Help your organisation to manage contractors;
- Positively influence health and safety culture and behaviour;
- Carry out a risk assessment of a construction site and manage a range of construction hazards;
- Recognise workplace changes and their impacts and understand how to minimise these impacts
Course Syllabus:
- The foundations of construction health & safety management
- Improving health and safety culture and assessing risk
- Managing change and procedures
- Excavation
- Demolition
- Mobile plant and vehicles
- Working at height
- Musculoskeletal health and load handling
- Work equipment
- Electricity
- Fire
- Chemical and biological agents
- Physical and psychological health
The course is assessed via an Open Book Exam which will take place on a national scheduled date supplied by NEBOSH, and attendees will have 48 hours to complete their exam.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
Are there any entry requirements for NEBOSH Certificates?
There are no entry requirements, which makes the NEBOSH Certificate an ideal starting point for your health and safety training. Learners must have a suitable standard of English language to understand and articulate the concepts contained in the syllabus.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
How long is a NEBOSH certificate valid for?
Forever! Once all the units of a NEBOSH qualification have been successfully completed, the qualification achievement does not expire and NEBOSH does not require qualifications to be periodically re-taken.
However, in a dynamic field such as health and safety, new legislation, standards, best practice and professional body requirements do evolve over time. As a result, NEBOSH qualification syllabuses are reviewed and updated regularly.
We recommend that longstanding qualification holders maintain a current knowledge of the subject area and would benefit from undertaking the latest version of the qualification to provide up-to date knowledge, understanding and workplace application.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
Syllabus Guides
Learners can prepare themselves for an assessment by ensuring they have full knowledge of the syllabus. Learners can do this by mapping their course materials to the learning outcomes of the syllabus. Full syllabus guides are available to view and download on the Resources section of the relevant qualification web page. Visit the NEBOSH qualifications page.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What are the exam dates?
Here are the exam dates for each NEBOSH qualification we offer (the link takes you to the relevant NEBOSH page which is updated each month:
NEBOSH General Certificate: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/qualifications/national-general-certificate/#registration
NEBOSH Construction Certificate: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/qualifications/health-and-safety-management-for-construction-uk/#examinations
NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/qualifications/certificate-in-fire-safety/#examinations
NEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/qualifications/environmental-management-certificate/#assessments
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
How do I book my exam?
With BV Associates Limited your exam is included in the price of your training.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
Is funding available for NEBOSH Courses?
If you’re currently a member or an ex-member of the Armed Forces, the MOD’s Enhanced Learning Credits Administration Service (ELCAS) scheme provides its members with a wide range of level three or above workplace health and safety training courses to further their next career step.
The ELCAS scheme provides financial support in the form of a single up-front payment in each of a maximum of three separate financial years. Depending on your length of service, you can claim up to 80 per cent of any NEBOSH Certificate course fees with BV Associates Ltd. We work closely with ELCAS as a learning provider offering an array of NEBOSH courses for professionals within health and safety. As such, we can offer a range of NEBOSH packages to suit your own development needs.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
Can I pay in instalments and if so are there additional charges?
Yes. We can offer a payment plan to assist with funding the course, then you can spread the payments over an agreed period. However, please be advised that if you continue to fail to make a payments on time we will ask you to pay the balance full.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What support do I receive?
Your Learning Advisor will be here to support you Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm. Also, if you need to ask your course tutor a question or would like a 1-2-1 we can arrange this for you. Please liaise with your course tutor before you finish training for the day.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
When will I receive my results?
Results are issued 50 working days from the submission deadline for your examination.
Why not complete another NEBOSH Course with us. See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
Can you review my practical submission before I submit?
Unfortunately, this is prohibited by NEBOSH as this is classed as a Premark however, there are lots of useful documents to assist you to be successful within your learning resources within our Student Zone once your training begins .
Where do I find the mock exams?
Your mock exams will be issued to you during your training. We also issue homework to get you ready for your exam. These are marked and sent back to you as an aid to your studies.
If I do well in the mocks does this mean I will pass the actual exam?
Whilst this is not always guaranteed, we carefully analyse all our results and a large percentage of the referred students are found to have not completed the homework and mock process during their training. If you are unsure of anything you are taught remember to ask questions.
Why am I only asked 1-3 questions at a time as homework?
This allows us to give you structured feedback and to help develop your answers overtime by continuous improvement. It also ensures fairness to all students.
Who do I send my practical to?
Your learning advisor will send you an email explaining the entire process during your training.
Are my exams included in my course?
Yes. When you train with BV Associates your course price includes your exams, workbook and VAT. If you need to retake an exam for any reason then you are not expected to pay your full course fee again, you will only pay for the exams you need to retake.
See our suite of NEBOSH Courses here: https://bvassociates.co.uk/nebosh-courses/
What is a good workplace to base my Risk Assessment on?
It is recommended that you do use your own place of work as this is the area in which you are the most familiar and will have the knowledge to meet the essential criteria. If you feel yours is not suitable speak to your Learning Advisor in the first instance and we will assist/guide you.
What if I fail my NEBOSH Exam(s)?
If you’ve received a referral the first thing to do is to speak to us, whether you learnt online or in a classroom in order to discuss your result and look at possible reasons for your failure. We will discuss an action plan for sitting the exams again to improve upon your original mark.
When will I receive my certificate?
Certificates are sent by NEBOSH 20 workings days from the date of declaration to a third-party printer. They are then issued to us where we will then contact you to confirm the postal address. Upon us contacting you they should then be received within three working days.
What is an Open Book Exam (OBE)?
With an open book exam, you can have access to textbooks, course notes and the internet during the exam. You complete you NEBOSH open Book Exam at home, or a suitable location. The NEBOSH Open Book Exam must be completed within 24 hours.
Can I book exams if I am not a BVA Ltd student?
Due to NEBOSH changes we are unable to accept external learners for exams, unless you can provide us with proof that you have studied the qualification with another course provider. Please contact info@bvassociates.co.uk to see if we are able to assist you.
Can you review my OBE exam and give feedback on where I went wrong?
This is not always possible, however, if you have submitted all the mock assessments and completed them in full, provide the question paper, answer booklet and the markers breakdown, your Learning Advisor and the Training Team will assess this on a case-by-case basis but as an overview review only – each question will not be broken down, only the paper.
I haven’t received my OBE login.
If you have previously sat an OBE, you will need to use the same log in details that you used for your previous exam sitting, even if it was a different qualification – NEBOSH only issue one log in. If you are sitting your first exam, you will need to ring NEBOSH direct, as we have no access to the OBE portal or log on’s – +44(0)116 263 4700 or obe@nebosh.org.uk.
What time does the OBE start?
Currently 11:00 UK time on the day of the exam.
Where do I find my NEBOSH learner number.
Once we have booked you on to an exam NEBOSH will allocated a learner number. Confirmation will be sent to you confirming your exam direct from NEBOSH. This learning number is unique to you and will be used for any future NEBOSH courses/exams that you sit. If you are unable to find the exam confirmation email after it has been sent to you simply contact us and we will send it again.
What is a closing interview?
Following the open book exam is a short closing interview, which takes approximately 15 minutes. This interview ensures that the work you have submitted is your own.
When will I receive the link for my closing interview?
At the very latest, you should receive the link the day before your closing interview.
Why does it take up to three months from the date of the examination before my result is available?
Once an examination has been completed, scripts are sent back to NEBOSH and undergo rigorous standardisation, marking, checking and results determination processes to ensure accuracy and consistency.
Your Results Notification letter(s) will be emailed to you as soon as they are available to you.
How to raise concerns and complaints?
If in the unfortunate event you wish to make a complaint, please email info@bvassociates.co.uk. You will receive confirmation of receipt of the complaint email within 1 working day. We will investigate the complaint and respond with our findings within 7 working days from the receipt of the complaint.
Am I entitled to see my marked examination script under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)?
Do I need to pay for re-sits/re-submissions?
Yes, both re-sits and practical re-submissions need to be booked and paid for. We sill continue to support you free of charge.
Are NEBOSH qualifications currently accredited by a UK regulator?
NEBOSH is an awarding body approved by Qualifications Scotland Accreditation.
A list of NEBOSH qualifications in the Qualifications Scotland Accreditation can be found by clicking here.
How do I make a request for a replacement or amended Unit Certificate/Qualification Parchment?
All learners or Learning Partners requesting a replacement certificate should read the Policy regarding candidate certificates including corrections and reissues. This includes all required information and a link to the relevant form.
To replace a NEBOSH Unit Certificate or Qualification Parchment, learners must complete a Replacement certificate request form. Learning Partners are also able to submit this form on their Learner’s behalf.
How long will it take to receive a replacement Certificate?
If you have made a request for a replacement certificate, you should expect to receive this within 20 working days of receipt of the request and payment by NEBOSH.
I believe I was disadvantaged during my assessment due to temporary illness, injury, bereavement or other adverse circumstances at the time of the assessment. Is there anything I can do?
If you feel that you have been disadvantaged during your assessment you may be able to apply for Special Considerations.
Special consideration can be applied for learners who are present for the assessment but may have been disadvantaged by temporary illness, bereavement, injury or adverse circumstances that arose at or near the time of assessment.
If you would like to apply for any of the above arrangements please contact us to discuss your requirements. We will then complete your application on your behalf within seven working days of the assessment date.
For more information please see the NEBOSH Policy and procedures for access arrangements, reasonable adjustments and special consideration.
Due to unforeseen circumstances I was unable to attend a NEBOSH examination. Is it possible for my examination registration fee to be refunded?
You can apply for a refund of up to 70% of your examination registration fee (to cover the costs of administration), if your request falls inline with the NEBOSH Refund Policy and Procedure.
Refund claims must be made within one calendar month following the date of the examination by completing the appropriate refund request form. The refund will then be processed within 30 working days of the request being received and the fee will be refunded to the original payment method.
I have been referred but believe my mark does not reflect my performance in the assessment - can I have my paper re-marked?
NEBOSH does have an Enquiry About Results policy (EAR). This allows learners who are unhappy with the mark achieved to request for their assessment to be remarked. There are two types available:
Enquiry Type 1: clerical check
This is a clerical check to ensure all parts of the script(s)/practical assessment/assignment/project have been marked and that marks have been totalled correctly.
Enquiry Type 2: re-mark
This is a re-mark of the script by a different examiner, who is a higher level than the original examiner. This type of enquiry does not include a clerical check.
All EAR requests should be made directly to NEBOSH within one month of the results issue date. Full payment must be made before the EAR request can be processed.
If as a result of the EAR, a learner has their unit result changed from a refer to a pass or has their qualification grade revised upwards, the revised result will be issued and the EAR fee and any relevant re-registration fee already paid (where the learner hasn’t already sat the examination), will be reimbursed in full.
If the outcome requires the reissue of a Unit Certificate and/or Parchment, this will be done free of charge.
Please see the NEBOSH Enquiries About Results Policy and Procedures for more information.
EAR costs can be found on the most recent Learner Fees List.
How do I acquire professional status with a membership body?
NEBOSH Certificate Qualifications
International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM)
The following NEBOSH qualifications are accredited by the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) as meeting the academic requirements for Associate Membership (AIIRSM).
- National Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety
- National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety
- National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management
- International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety
- International Certificate in Construction Health and Safety
- International Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management
- National Diploma Part 1 (no longer available to new learners)
For further details please contact IIRSM.
Association for Project Safety (APS)
The following qualifications meet the headline entrance criteria requirements for Construction Safety Associate membership (AaPS) of the Association for Project Safety (APS).
- National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety
- International Certificate in Construction Health and Safety
For further information please contact APS.
Institute of Fire Prevention Officers (IFPO)
The following qualifications meet the qualification requirements for Technician membership (TIFPO) of the Institute of Fire Prevention Officers (IFPO) and each qualification meets the academic requirements for Associate Membership (AMIFPO).
- National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management
- International Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management
Qualification holders with the relevant skills and experience may also apply to join the IFPO Fire Risk Assessors register.
NB: This only applies to learners sitting the April 2013 specification (or later) for either qualification. Examinations for the April 2013 specifications commenced from 1 January 2014.
For further information please contact IFPO.
South African Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (Saiosh)
Current Technical members (TechSaiosh) can now upgrade to Graduate Membership (GradSaiosh) using the NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety to meet the membership level’s academic requirements.
Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)
NEBOSH qualifications can support you in your application for IOSH membership. The membership category you are eligible for will depend on your experience and qualifications. For current guidance on membership categories and entry requirements please visit the IOSH website.
What is the difference between IOSH and NEBOSH?
Who are IFPO?
The Institute of Fire Prevention Officers (IFPO) is a fire safety professional membership body. The IFPO’s aims and objectives include:
- To promote the advancement of fire safety education generally
- To maintain high professional standards amongst members
- To direct anyone with a need for fire safety information to those members with the skills and knowledge to satisfy that need
- To encourage appraisal, evaluation, research and study in the field of fire safety
- To represent the interests of members on bodies and committees dealing with statutory controls, regulations, standards and codes of practice
- To promote international liaison amongst fire safety professionals
- To maintain an approved Competency Council Register of Fire Risk Assessors
Further information can be found on the IFPO website.
Who are IIRSM?
The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) is an educational charity and professional body for those managing risk. It offers practical education, training, advice, networking and resources to help people and organisations be resilient to manage the challenges they face.
As an independent charity, IIRSM speaks freely, helping businesses, public organisations, charities and policymakers appreciate the vital role that sustainable and targeted risk management plays – from saving money to saving lives.
Further information can be found on the IIRSM website.
How easy is it to get a job with a NEBOSH Certificate?
NEBOSH courses are seen as the benchmark of a health and safety professional and as a result are closely linked with career progression and job security. According to the 2016 annual NEBOSH Jobs Barometer study, 83% of job advertisements demanded candidates hold a NEBOSH qualification and 45% of vacancies called for NEBOSH Certificate level qualifications.
What jobs can I get with a NEBOSH qualification?
NEBOSH qualifications are some of the most respected and sought after qualifications for employers in the health and safety sector.
As an awarding body we do not provide career advice or recruitment support. However, if you search for NEBOSH on any popular job site and you will find a range of health and safety jobs which list a NEBOSH qualification as a role requirement.
The SHP4Jobs website has an option to filter your health and safety job search by the NEBOSH qualification required.
