This qualification covers areas such as promoting a positive health and safety culture, effective communication systems and policy for health and safety information, developing and maintaining individual and organisational competence, as well as controlling risks and reviewing proactive and reactive monitoring systems for health and safety. It also covers developing and implementing emergency response, reviewing systems and procedures, and influencing and keeping pace with improvements in health and safety practices. On achievement of the qualification, learners will have developed the level of competence that will enable them to perform consistently, reliably and productively in their work role and make a positive contribution to their employment.
There are no formal entry requirements, although students undertaking the Level 5 NVQ Diploma must be engaged in a substantial H&S role within their organisation. Competence is assessed by results rather than examination. The Level 5 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Working Practices allows learners to demonstrate competence in job-related skills in their particular area of work and expertise. This qualification is recognized by IOSH for Graduate Member (Grad IOSH). As a Graduate Member, you can use the letters Grad IOSH after your name. All Graduates maintain a CPD record. The average time for completion of the NVQ is 2 years.
Upon completion of this course, candidates will be able to:
The units of assessment in this qualification are related to the following National Occupational Standards:
Just like most other NVQs, our health and safety practices can be completed largely at your workplace and there are no mandatory classroom sessions, however, we provide a number of taught sessions at Line Business Services offices in Keynsham where candidates will be given specific guidance on the subjects and shown how to produce a portfolio of evidence-based on course work and practice.
An introductory day will be held at Keynsham. During this day candidates will:-
Support tutorials will be held at agreed intervals following the induction day during which facilitators will:-
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