NEBOSH International General Certificate - IGC in South East Asia

Who should attend?

The NEBOSH International General Certificate is suitable for anyone interested in a career in occupational safety and health as it provides the learners a valuable foundation for further professional studies.

All managers, supervisors and staff who require an internationally recognized qualification that can provide them with a deep understanding of health and safety issues and the ability to manage risks effectively can benefit from this course.

This course is also valuable for those with industrial experience, interested in making a career switch while applying their past experience into a new field.

Why hold a NEBOSH IGC certificate?

Having the knowledge of health and safety is an essential part of landing a career in the HSE field, however, there are numerus advantages in holding a globally recognised qualification in this field that can enhance your career path.

Improve you knowledge of occupational safety and health
Enhance your employability
Learn practical skills in par with the international standards
Support your company with its legal compliance of safety and health

Objective of the course

The NEBOSH International General Certificate covers the core skills you need wherever you work. You will learn:

How to effectively manage health and safety
How to identify and control common workplace hazards
How to measure if you have been successful
Relevant key international standards

Topics covered

The syllabus is divided into two units: IG1 and IG2.

Unit IG1: Management of Health and Safety
Unit IG2: Risk Assessment

When is the next class

What are my other HSE training options?

If you require a foundation training prior to starting the NEBOSH IGC qualification IOSH Managing safely course can give you a deep appreciation of occupational safety and health which also leads to a globally recognised certification.

IOSH managing safely is available in eLearning format and it suits everyone from managers of a large company with hundreds of staff, to the leaders of a small team who need to have the knowledge of risk assessment and the practical actions necessary for managing the health and safety of their team.

Learn more about IOSH Managing Safely course here.

Coming from technical and engineering background, Reza does not believe that educational background is mandatory for getting into HSE. He explains, “I always advise fresh graduates that they need to gain experience relevant to what they want to become and, definitely, back up their knowledge and skills with vocational certifications”.