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NEBOSH Diploma
This NEBOSH Level 6 International Diploma for Occupational Health and Safety Management Professionals focuses on general workplace issues applicable across various health and safety sectors.On completion of the qualification, you will be able to:• advise on the types of legislation likely to apply, the relevance of ILO and non-government bodies’ guidance and possible enforcement actions• identify and effectively communicate relevant health and safety information• advise on a range of common workplace health and safety issues, including how these can be assessed, controlled and monitored• develop a health and safety policy strategy (including proactive safety, Corporate Social Responsibility and the change management process)• contribute to a risk management strategy• promote a positive health and safety culture• develop and audit health and safety management systems• maintain individual and organisational health and safety competence• manage contractors and supply chains to ensure compliance with health and safety standards.Download more information on this course by downloading the Learner Handbook.
Duration
731 days
Credits
None
CPD Points
N/A
NQF Level
None
Professional Body
None
Course Summary
Assessment
The assessments focus on applying knowledge to help you prepare for the health and safety tasks you will encounter in the workplace.
Assessment Format
The qualification units are assessed in the following way:
DI1 – Know – workplace health and safety principles Assignment – workplace-based tasks together with simulations, reflective statements, and a research topic
DI2 – Do – controlling workplace health issues Scenario-based case study
DI3 – Do – controlling workplace safety issues Scenario-based case study
Each assessment is a substantial undertaking. We anticipate that it will take you around 40 hours to complete the DI1 assignment and 20 hours each for the DI2 and DI3 case studies.
The time period given for you to complete each assessment reflects this:
Unit DI1
: 4 weeks (20 working days)
Unit DI2
: 2 weeks (10 working days)
Unit DI3
: 2 weeks (10 working days)
Download the Course Syllabus for the NEBOSH Level 6 International Diploma for Occupational Health and Safety Management Professionals. Click here to visit the NEBOSH website for more information regarding this course.
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Which NEBOSH course should I choose?
That depends on your role, experience and goals. Compare the available NEBOSH courses and their entry requirements, or speak to NOSA for guidance on an appropriate starting point.
How do I find upcoming course dates?
Open the relevant course listing in the catalogue to see scheduled sessions and available booking options.
Is Introduction to SAMTRAC the same as SAMTRAC?
No. Introduction to SAMTRAC is an introductory programme, while SAMTRAC is a separate programme. They also have different QCTO Skills Programme outcomes: Introduction to SAMTRAC is NQF Level 2 with 2 credits; SAMTRAC is NQF Level 5 with 3 credits.
Do I need to complete Introduction to SAMTRAC before SAMTRAC?
Introduction to SAMTRAC is a common starting point for learners progressing to SAMTRAC. Check the current entry requirements on the SAMTRAC course page or confirm your eligibility with NOSA before booking.
What is Introduction to SAMTRAC?
Introduction to SAMTRAC provides a foundation in occupational health and safety management, including health and safety responsibilities, hazards and risk assessment. It is a starting point for learners who may wish to progress to SAMTRAC.
What is SAMTRAC?
SAMTRAC is NOSA’s occupational health and safety training programme for learners who want to develop their knowledge of safety management. Review the SAMTRAC course page for the current syllabus, entry requirements, study options and assessments.
Can I build on previous health and safety training?
Yes. NOSA offers introductory and more advanced training options. Check the entry requirements for the course you are considering and contact NOSA if you need guidance on your next step.
What training should I consider if I want to become a safety officer?
Introduction to SAMTRAC and SAMTRAC are among the NOSA training options to explore. The right route depends on the employer, the role and any relevant experience or qualification requirements; there is no single course that guarantees a safety officer position.
How do I start a career in occupational health and safety?
Start by considering the role you want and the knowledge or experience you already have. NOSA’s career guidance pages explain possible training pathways, including introductory courses and progression to SAMTRAC. Training alone does not guarantee employment.
Does NOSA offer training for people new to health and safety?
Yes. NOSA offers introductory training, including Introduction to SAMTRAC, for people developing their knowledge of occupational health and safety. The right starting point depends on your experience and goals.
Can I browse NOSA courses by subject?
Yes. The course catalogue includes training categories to help you explore courses by topic, including specialist areas such as mining, ISO, dangerous goods and logistics.
How do I find the right NOSA course?
You can search the course catalogue, browse by training category or explore the career guidance pages if you are unsure where to begin. If you need help choosing, contact NOSA to discuss your goals.
What training does NOSA offer?
NOSA offers occupational health and safety training, including SAMTRAC, NEBOSH and specialist courses in areas such as fire safety, first aid, risk management and incident investigation. Browse the course catalogue to explore available options.