NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Safety courses

Written by Matthew Pattinson

December 10th, 2015

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THE NEBOSH INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE IN OIL AND GAS OPERATIONAL SAFETY HIGHLIGHTS THE ROLE THAT PROCESS SAFETY PLAYS WITHIN THE PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY.

The NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety highlights the role that process safety plays within the petrochemical industry.

As the king of all oil and gas qualifications, it benefits companies as well as individuals seeking to implement effective safety and process safety management across all areas of operations.

With a focus on international standards and management systems, students are enabled to carry out workplace safety responsibilities both onshore and offshore, reducing accidents and achieving cost savings for the business.

Do I need existing knowledge?

It is preferable that delegates undertaking this NEBOSH course come equipped with previous health and safety training, experience and/or a knowledge of the oil and gas industry.

How will I be assessed?

By way of a written exam set by NEBOSH. This is held one week after main course delivery.

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What will I achieve?

Improved personal and site-wide safety
Reduced incidents, working days lost and litigation claims
Better regulatory compliance
The ability to carry out workplace safety responsibilities competently both on and offshore
Improved job prospects and career opportunities
The ability to display this globally recognised stamp of approval on your résumé

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE COURSE COSTS

5 consecutive block days of study
One day structured revision focused on the NEBOSH ITC in Oil and Gas Operational Safety
Half Day NEBOSH Exam
Lunch and refreshments throughout the course
Study materials
Access to our on-line study forum – Launching 2016

How do I start learning?

Get started on the NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety.

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Written by Matthew Pattinson

December 10th, 2015

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