NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction Certificate

This course is suitable for those working in the construction industry, such as construction site managers, construction site supervisors, contractor managers and construction health & safety advisors. This course offers the foundation you need to improve your skills and knowledge should you wish to build a career in construction health and safety.

This course replaces the NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction previously offered.

To provide candidates with the practical skills and technical knowledge to manage construction workplace hazards. This course covers the core health and safety issues involved in construction, utilities and other related industries.

Candidates on this course will be given a sound understanding of managing workplace risks and enable industry employers to improve the safety culture within their organisation, minimising workplace risks and injuries, as well as complying with the Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations.

• Health and safety culture
• CDM (Construction Design and Management) roles and responsibilities
• Assessing construction site risk
• Managing change
• Mobile plant and vehicles
• Work equipment
• Electrical safety
• Fire safety
• Chemical & Biological Health Hazards and Risk Control 
• Physical & Psychological Health
• Working at Height
• Excavation and Demolition
• Demolition & Deconstruction – Hazards & Risk Control

The training offered on this website take place in the classroom. The course will conclude with one open book written examination from home where candidates will have 48 hours to answer a set of questions relating to a real-life scenario. The test will then be marked externally.

We can also offer blended learning and eLearning options. For more information on these options, please contact us on 0333 301 3000 for dates and prices.

You will receive certification of training. Whilst the certificate does not expire, NEBOSH strongly recommend that you enrol on a refresher course for the latest version of your qualification every three years.