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Posted By Tommy
I am about to start the TUC Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety, which I'm told and see from previous postings gives you entitlement to membership of IOSH. My point is this, how recognisable is the TUC Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety from an employers and employment point of view when compared to qualifications like NEBOSH Diploma?
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Posted By Paul Birney
Cant comment on the wider world but i do know that B.N.F.L. are employing people as safety advisors on the basis of having passed the T.U.C. certificate course.
I am hoping it is still recognised as i too have just started said course best of luck
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Posted By DAVID TAMBURRINI
Tommy i am currently on my last term of the tuc ochs stage three as far as i am aware it does get you membership to iosh and is equal to nebossh diploma
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Posted By Mark Eden
Hi Tommy,
I have got the TUC Certificate and have obtained Tech SP membership of IOSH, with my experience as a Safety Rep at a chemical plant and 14 years sevice as a Retained Fire Officer. The Certificate is treated as Part 1 of the Nebosh Diploma in H & S . I am currently studying Part 2 to obtain full membership of IOSH. I have had no problems with industry acknowledging this qualification as I have been for a couple of interviews for a H & S position.
All the best with the cource
Mark Eden. Tech SP
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Posted By Tommy
Thanks for the informative responses they have cleared things up for me now. Even more looking forward to getting the course started.
Thanks again,
Tommy.
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