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CaljRowley  
#1 Posted : 27 November 2024 15:08:37(UTC)
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CaljRowley

Hi i'm due to go in for my NEBOSH general cerfifcate just after new year. looking past that i was wondering what other quilifications would be handy...

I've looked at:

NEBOSH fire certificate

NEBOSH dipoloma.

Any suggestions on the best quialifcations to further expand my knowledge and skills within Health and Safety 

LancBob  
#2 Posted : 27 November 2024 15:35:43(UTC)
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LancBob

Hi,

The NEBOSH Diploma would feel like the next step, but it is a noticable step up and while it is often a requirement on job adverts you may find that it is too indepth for your current role or maynot?

Another consideration is going sideways and looking at a similar level the to certifcate but with more focus and that way tailor it to your current role?

or... maybe think about an environmental course to supplement the H&S, a lot of jobs and roles are Health, Safety and Environment (HSE or EHS).

CaljRowley  
#3 Posted : 27 November 2024 16:03:35(UTC)
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CaljRowley

Originally Posted by: LancBob Go to Quoted Post

Hi,

The NEBOSH Diploma would feel like the next step, but it is a noticable step up and while it is often a requirement on job adverts you may find that it is too indepth for your current role or maynot?

Another consideration is going sideways and looking at a similar level the to certifcate but with more focus and that way tailor it to your current role?

or... maybe think about an environmental course to supplement the H&S, a lot of jobs and roles are Health, Safety and Environment (HSE or EHS).

It probably is too much for my current role however if may not be for future roles. 

I think the fire one may be the next logical step because the sites i currently work on do pose fire risks.

Is there any Enviromental courses you could recomend?

Kate  
#4 Posted : 27 November 2024 17:30:15(UTC)
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Kate

The IEMA Foundation Certificate in Environmental Management is the one that I went for.  It's accredited and manageable and gives an introduction to sustainability issues.  IEMA is the environmental equivalent of IOSH and they accredit a variety of courses, some of which might be more suitable for you depending on your background, circumstances and ambitions, so it's worth looking at the descriptions on their website.

thanks 1 user thanked Kate for this useful post.
LancBob on 28/11/2024(UTC)
LancBob  
#5 Posted : 28 November 2024 09:48:10(UTC)
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LancBob

Originally Posted by: CaljRowley Go to Quoted Post
Originally Posted by: LancBob Go to Quoted Post

Hi,

The NEBOSH Diploma would feel like the next step, but it is a noticable step up and while it is often a requirement on job adverts you may find that it is too indepth for your current role or maynot?

Another consideration is going sideways and looking at a similar level the to certifcate but with more focus and that way tailor it to your current role?

or... maybe think about an environmental course to supplement the H&S, a lot of jobs and roles are Health, Safety and Environment (HSE or EHS).

It probably is too much for my current role however if may not be for future roles. 

I think the fire one may be the next logical step because the sites i currently work on do pose fire risks.

Is there any Enviromental courses you could recomend?

I think Kate's suggestion is well worth a look!
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