NEBOSH Award in Managing Risks & Risk Assessment at Work – Level 2

Course Code: ECT503B/NM1

Course Type
Adult Learning
Subject Area
Health & Safety
Location
Bridgwater College
Awarding Organisation
Generic award – no awarding body
Start date
Flexible
Duration
1 day
Fees (subject to change)

Course Overview

The NEBOSH HSE Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment at Work is a one-day, introductory-level qualification developed with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

It provides practical skills to help delegates identify workplace hazards, assess risks and put suitable controls in place. The course focuses on a practical and proportionate approach to risk management, helping delegates move beyond simply completing risk assessments to actually managing and controlling workplace risks.

It is suitable for managers, supervisors, employees and anyone involved in workplace risk assessments, particularly in low- to medium-risk workplaces.

  • Understanding workplace hazards and risks
  • The principles of risk assessment
  • Identifying who may be harmed and how
  • Evaluating risks and selecting suitable controls
  • Implementing and communicating risk control measures
  • Monitoring and reviewing risk assessments.

Assessment Methods

Delegates undertake a practical risk assessment activity based on a workplace scenario where delegates identify hazards, who may be harmed and how, assessing the risks and recommend appropriate control measures, testing their ability to apply risk assessment principles in a practical workplace situation.

Successful completion leads to the NEBOSH Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment at Work.

Progression Options

Successful completion of the NEBOSH Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment can provide a foundation for further study in health and safety, including the NEBOSH National General Certificate.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for this course.

It is suitable for managers, supervisors, employees and anyone who has responsibility for, or involvement in, workplace risk assessment.

No previous health and safety qualification or experience is required. Delegates should have sufficient English language and literacy skills to understand the course materials and complete any assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions

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