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Posted By charlie
hello all,
looking for advice on how good an idea to begin a nebosh diploma with a view to beginning a career in health and safety.i ply my trade as a plasterer and am looking for a way out.health and safety in the construction industry is what interests me.wonder what my chances of success are.thanks in advance.charlie
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Posted By Tim
You may still be able to get on the old NEBOSH Dip 1, but if you want to take the new level 4 Diploma, you need a level 3 qual such as general or construction cert.
have a look on the NEBOSH website,
www.nebosh.org
Best of luck
Tim
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Posted By charlie
cheers tim,i appreciate your advice.charlie
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Posted By Alan Woodage
Charlie
In my opinion you may be better off starting with the NEBOSH construction certificate, as many will tell you the language of NEBOSH questions is often beyond the comprehension of all except those that wrote it. By doing this you should be able to secure yourself a reasonable position within the construction industry, based on your years of practical experience on site and a formal qualification. This is one industry where experience often out ways qualification. Once in a post then look at getting some support from your employer or grants to do your diploma and progress.
Oh and finally brace yourself for a pay cut, I worked on the tools for many years and slowly worked my way into a H&S role. To go straight in to a full time role may mean a reduction in salary.
Alan
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Posted By charlie
cheers alan.i have decided i dont want to be arthritic at the age of 40 so am diving in to these certificates.thanks for the advice.charlie
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