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NEBOSH IGC
IN ASSOCIATION WITH SHEILDS UK.
SPECIAL OFFER
On the propitious occasion of 1st anniversary of PAK Safety Solutions and New Year celebrations, we are offering NEBOSH IGC with free international course of “Introduction of Health & Safety” from British
Safety Council UK.

NEBOSH IGC + Free Course of “Introduction of Health
& Safety” (E-learning) from
British Safety Council UK.
Overview & Syllabus:
The syllabus omits specific reference to any national legal requirements but, instead, focuses on International standards, in particular ILO codes of practice. In common with the national award, however, the syllabus is structured according to a recognized management framework.

SYLLABUS
NEBOSH IGC 1
Foundations in Health and Safety
Health and Safety management
Systems- Policy.
Health and Safety management systems- Organizing.
Health and Safety management systems- Planning
Health and Safety management systems- Measuring, Audit and review

NEBOSH IGC 2
Workplace hazards and risk control
Transport hazards and risk control
Musculoskeletal hazards and risk control Work equipment hazards and risk control Electrical Safety
Fire Safety
Chemical and Biological health hazards and risk control
Physical psychological health hazards and risk control.

EXAMINATION
The examination comprises of 2 written papers 2-hours each and a practical assessment which is formally known as IGC 3. Each written paper consists of one 'long-answer' question and ten 'short-answer' questions. All questions are compulsory. The practical assessment consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report. KEY POINTS
Registration last date:
13th February, 2013.
Course Starting date:
26th Feb, 2013 to
11th Mar, 2013.
Course Timings: 9 am to 6 pm.
Course Fee: 120000/- PKR + tax

PAK Safety Solutions
[Occupational Safety, Health, Environment & Quality management Advisors, Trainers, Consultants &

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