Gain a globally recognised NEBOSH diploma to take you and your employer to the forefront of health and safety.
This 18-month part-time national diploma is ideal if you want to reinforce or advance a career in occupational health and safety.
It provides the understanding that supports competent performance as an occupational health and safety practitioner.
Please send your completed application form to: neboshenquiries@hull.ac.uk
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About this course
The NEBOSH National Diploma is a well-recognised health and safety qualification designed to meet the needs of the modern workplace.
It helps in the development of professional competence and enables you and your organisation to make informed decisions to manage risk and meet your business objectives and legal obligations.
Enrolling on the diploma means you'll also be enrolled on the four-year BSc in Safety and Environmental Management (with NEBOSH). You can leave after getting the diploma if you want – or you could continue studying for the BSc qualification to add it to your CV.
So you could stop after obtaining the NEBOSH diploma – or continue your studies and add the BSc qualification to your CV too.
Our strong industry links have given our students access to projects with AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer, Reckitt, Schlumberger and Unilever. The Diploma also meets the academic requirements for graduate membership of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).
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Know – workplace health and safety principles (UK)
This module follows the NEBOSH National Diploma Unit ND1 syllabus. Topics covered include principles of risk management including identifying hazards, risk assessment and developing a risk management strategy. Developing a health and safety policy strategy. Principles of health and safety law, guidance and best practice; and how the health and safety professional can contribute to health and safety legal actions. Promoting a positive health and safety culture. Measuring health and safety performance.
compulsory
20 credits
Do – controlling workplace safety issues (UK) - 1
This module follows the NEBOSH National Diploma Unit ND3 syllabus. Topics covered include general workplace issues: principles of fire and explosion, workplace fire risk assessment, storage handling and processing of dangerous substances, work equipment, pressure systems, mechanical handling, electrical safety and safety in construction and demolition, confined space working and management, workplace transport issues and driving for work risk management.
compulsory
20 credits
Do – controlling workplace safety issues (UK) - 2
This module follows the NEBOSH National Diploma Unit ND2 syllabus. Topics covered include General aspects of occupational health and hygiene, principles of toxicology and epidemiology, evaluating risk from hazardous substances and biological agents, preventive and protective measures concerning hazardous substances and biological agents, noise and vibration, ionising and non-ionising radiation, mental ill-health and musculoskeletal issues.
compulsory
20 credits
Application of health and safety management in the workplace
A workplace-based assignment drawing upon knowledge and understanding of material in Units ND1, ND2 and ND3 and applying this in a real workplace situation. It comprises a critical analysis of how health and safety is managed in a workplace leading to a set of justified, proportionate recommendations to improve performance.
compulsory
20 credits
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Our staff are at the forefront of research with connections to policy makers and industries that can drive real change.
They have extensive experience in various specialist roles within occupational health and safety, and are recognised by the sector’s governing bodies for their expertise.
Steve Pace
Specialist Course Director
Steve is a Chartered Member of the Institution for Occupational Safety and Health and has been our Specialist Course Director since 2000, overseeing the Institute for Chemistry's suite of health, safety and environmental management courses.
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This qualification is designed for aspiring health and safety professionals looking to invest in their future prospects.
It will equip you with the skills and competence to promote and improve health, safety and environmental performance, and give you the confidence to be a professional in what can often be a challenging and diverse workplace – skills that are highly sought after by employers.
Job opportunities are broad, offering great challenges to those seeking to develop a career in a demanding and developing profession.
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This course satisfies academic requirements for graduate membership of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) which can lead to chartered membership.
Industry links have included projects with AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer, Reckitt, Schlumberger and Unilever.
All modules on this course page are subject to availability and this list may change at any time.