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Corporate Risk Systems
Whether you need to brush up on your H&S knowledge or study a full IOSH accredited course, Corporate Risk Systems has all your training needs covered.
WHO ARE WE? Formed in 1999, Corporate Risk Systems Limited (CRS) is one of the UK’s largest health, safety and environmental (HSE) training and consultancy companies. Owned by Henderson, it provides training courses and qualifications from NEBOSH, IOSH, IEMA, City & Guilds, and NVQ Level5. CRS is the perfect place to start or develop your career in HSE and risk management – we’re certified to ISO 9001, Investors in People and 100% Carbon free. We provide quality NEBOSH, IOSH and NVQ Level 5 training, and much more via well-qualified and experienced trainers.
CRS delivers consistently high delegate pass rates through open public courses at ten venues around the UK, plus blended learning and distance learning courses. Alongside this offering, we also run tailored in-house courses on a wide variety of subjects across many industries and sectors.
THE COURSES CRS offers a suite of NEBOSH courses including the NEBOSH National General Certificate, NEBOSH Fire Safety and Risk Management, NEBOSH Environmental Risk Management, plus our new Combined NEBOSH General and Construction course, which saves time and money while delivering two full qualifications.
Many people take the NEBOSH National General Certificate as a first step towards a career in health and safety. The qualification meets the academic requirements for Technical membership (Tech IOSH) of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). It provides a valuable overview and is a sound basis for further professional study.
CRS is an approved resettlement training provider for the MOD ELC, CTP and BFRS.
We offer single courses and specially discounted packages of courses (see website) that will help you to start and build a career in health, safety and/or environmental management. We offer courses at technician and professional levels including Chartered Membership of IOSH and Full Membership of IEMA.
THE STUDENTS The NEBOSH NGC is the most widely held health and safety qualification in the UK with nearly 100,000 people having gained the award since it was launched in 1989. Recognised across the globe, this course is designed to help those with health and safety responsibilities in all types of organisations make day-to-day decisions at work. It will give you a broad understanding of health and safety issues and enable you to manage risks effectively.
No previous health and safety knowledge is required but students must be able to write short reports. The duration of study for the National General Certificate is 10 days plus private study and background reading.
THE ASSESSMENTS The National General Certificate comprises two taught units (NGC1 and GC2) and a workplace practical application (GC3).
Each written paper (NGC1 and GC2) consists of one long-answer question (20 marks) and ten short-answer questions (8 marks). All questions are compulsory.
The workplace inspection and report (GC3) is carried out at the student’s own workplace and submitted within two weeks of sitting the written paper.
The syllabus is divided into three units: • NGC1: Two hour written examination on day 12 • GC2: Two hour written examination on day 12
• GC3: Practical inspection and management report (submitted post course)
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If you would like more information please contact: Stephen Armishaw on 01283 509175 or 07850 674971 |
stephen.armishaw@
crsrisk.com David Hancock-Dextor on 07973 566424 |
david.hancock-dexter@crsrisk.com
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