NEBOSH IGC LEARNING OUTCOMES-2025

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES FROM ELEMENT WISE:

ELEMEN-1

1.      MORAL AND FINANCIAL REASONS ( 1.1)

2.      LEGAL REASONS -1.2

3.      DUTIES OF VARIOUS PEOPLE-1.3

A)     EMPLOYERS DUTIES

B)     EMPLOYEES DUTIES

C)     CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT

ELEMENT -2

4.      HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND ITS BENEFITS-2.1

5.      HSE POLICY-2.2

ELEMENT -3

6.      SAFETY CULTURE-3.1

7.      FACTORS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND SAFETY CULTURE

A.     COMMITMENT OF MANAGEMENT

B.     LEADERSHIP OF MANAGEMENT

C.      COMPETENCY OF WORKERS

D.     COOPERATION BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND WORKERS

E.      COMMUNICATION

F.      CONSULTATION

G.     TRAINING AND INSTRUCTIONS

8.      SAFETY RELATED BEHAVIOR -3.3

A.     INDIVIDUAL HUMAN FACTORS

B.     ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS

C.      JOB RELATED FACTORS

9.      RISK ASSESSMENT

A.     HIERARCHY OF RISK CONTROLS

a.      ELIMINATION

b.     SUBSTITUTION

c.      ENGINEERING CONTROLS

d.      ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS

e.      PPE..S

10.   MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE -3.5

11.   SAFE SYSTEM OF WORKS-3.6

12.   PERMIT TO WORK SYSTEMS-3.7

13.   EMERGENCY PROCEDURES-3.8

ELEMENT 4

14.   ACTIVE AND REACTIVE MONITORING -4.1

15.   ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION-4.2

16.   SAFETY AUDIT-4.3

17.   HEALTH AND SAFETY REVIEW-4.4

 

IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR MARCH 08 OBE NEBOSH EXAINATION BOARD POSIBLE TASKS

1.      HEALTH AND SAFETY MORALS

2.      TOP MANAGEMENT COMMITMENT DEMONSTRATION OF COMMITMENT FROM TOP MANAGEMENT

3.      FINANCIAL ARGUMENTS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND SAFETY

4.      LEGAL REASONS FOR MAINTAINING SAFETY AT WORKPLACE/CONSEQUENCES OF VIOLATION

5.      SELECTING AND MANAGING THE CONTRACTOR

6.      EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF WORKERS ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

7.      WORKERS RESPONSIBILITY AT WORKPLACE RELATED

8.      EMPLOYERS RESPONSIBILITIES AT THE WORKPLACE

9.      HEALTH AND SAFETY MANGEMENTV SYSTEMS

10.   MANAGEMENT FAILURES

11.   HEALTH AND SAFETY CULTURE /POSITIVE CULTURE /NEGATIVE CULTURE-VVV IMPORTANT.

12.   COMBINED WORKERS AND EMPLOYER INVOLVEMENT BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS

13.   QUESTIONS ABOUT CHECKLISTS LIKE BEHAVOIUR SAFETY CHECKLIST/WORK INSPECTION CHECKLIST ETC.

14.   HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL AN D JOB FACTORS THAT CONTIBUTED TO THE ACCIDENT HAPPENS

15.    SUITABILITY OF RISK ASSESMENTS

16.   MANGING THE RISKS FOR REMOTE WORKERS

17.   ASSESING PERMIT TO WORK SYSTEM.

18.   ADEQUATE FIRST AID PROVISION

19.   EVALUATING AND DEVOLOPING HEALTH AND SAFETY COMPTENCE

20.   FIRE ARRANGEMENTS

21.   EMERGENCY RESPONSE /DEVELOPING EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

22.   TRAINING RECOMMENDATIONS/INDUCTION TRAINING PACK LISTS

23.   INDUCTION INFORMATION FOR CONTRACTORS

24.   REPORTING ACCIDENTS

25.   PRESERVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT /SECURING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT

26.   ENGINEERING CONTROL MEASURES/ ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLL MEASURES TO PREVENT AN ACCIDENT

27.   MONITORING AND MEASURING

28.   ACCIDENT AND INCIDNT INVESTIGATION

29.   MANAGEMENT FAILURES IN INCIDENTS

30.   HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT REVIEW.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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