National General Certificate Study Book 2014 specification
- NEBOSH
Key Points
This NEBOSH study guide is for the 2014 specification of the qualification syllabus and has helped thousands of students pass their exams. This edition has been updated and is now presented in a clear, easy to read two columned format and includes activities and case studies which illustrate areas of the syllabus.
Students studying for the NEBOSH National General Certificate and similar qualifications will find this book particularly useful. This NEBOSH Study Book reflects the structure and content of the National General Certificate syllabus. It has been written by tutors with many years experience in teaching this qualification and provides a broad understanding of management of health and safety principles and practices.
Content
UNIT NGC1 – Management of Health and Safety
- Foundations in health and safety
- Health and safety management systems – Plan
- Health and safety management systems – Do
- Health and safety management systems – Check
- Health and safety management systems – Act
UNIT GC2 – Controlling Workplace Hazards
- Workplace hazards and risk control
- Transport hazards and risk control
- Musculo-skeletal 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
- Relevant statutory provisions
- NEBOSH Assessment procedures, sample examination questions and practical examination report
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