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Polo  
#1 Posted : 27 January 2020 15:53:37(UTC)
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Polo

Hi

I'm shortly attending the NEBOSH HSE Process Safety Certificate course and was wondering if anyone had any advice or resources that would help before i start?

I already have the reading list and am working through it.

If anyone has done it and can recommend anything else it would be appreciated.

Polo.

Ian Bell2  
#2 Posted : 27 January 2020 16:32:21(UTC)
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Ian Bell2

Not done this certificate. Most safety engineers who work in process safety gain professional recognition via the I chem E not IOSH/NEBOSH - I Chem E are far more widely recognised in the process industries. The membership grade is PPSE - Professional Process Safety Engineer.

Many people do the MSc in Loss Prevention & Process Safety, run via Sheffield University.

Looking at the syllabus for the Certificate, I wouldn't waste your money - put it towards the MSc if you want to work in process safety. The NEBOSH course looks too light weight, lacking depth & rigour looking at some of the suggested lesson times for some of the topics.

stevedm  
#3 Posted : 27 January 2020 18:15:43(UTC)
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stevedm

I would agree...it is ok if you are trying to raise awarenes within your organisation and get managers and supervisors in line....but not much else..

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