Special Instructions
The course involves continuous assessment, and delegates are expected to attend for the full duration of the course. The use of mobile phones, pagers, etc, which would disrupt the course is forbidden.
Accommodation
Delegates who require residential accommodation for courses should make their own arrangements. Our admin will assist you with that contact details are mentioned below
Prior Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification, which provides a useful introduction to health and safety. However, it is important that learners are able to understand and articulate the concepts contained in the syllabus in the language that the course delivery and assessment will be completed in.
Training Covers
1) NEBOSH HSW Material
2) Chapter wise examination and Mock preparation
3) Documents relating to HSW 2 (Practical Assessment)
4) Instructions on to complete your HSW 2 paper
5) Guidelines on how to write the Practical Assessment
6) Empty Risk Assessment papers will be given
7) HSW 2 Mock Paper –You should practice by carrying out a mock inspection, then write the report and submit to us for marking and feedback
8) Instructions for conducting examinations at candidate’s own workplaces
NEBOSH Policies
Each and every delegate should be aware of Nebosh policies and regulations for reference I am attaching the links for all the policies the delegate should read and acknowledge it.
1) Malpractice Policy: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/policies-and-procedures/malpractice-policy-and-procedures/
2) Complaint Policy: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/policies-and-procedures/complaints-procedure/
3) Access arrangements, reasonable adjustments and special consideration Policies:
https://www.nebosh.org.uk/policies-and-procedures/policy-and-procedures-for-access-arrangements-reasonable/
3) Refund Policy: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/policies-and-procedures/refunds-policy-and-procedure/
4) Learner terms and condition: https://www.nebosh.org.uk/policies-and-procedures/learner-terms-and-conditions/
5) Enquiry about result (EAR): https://www.nebosh.org.uk/policies-and-procedures/enquiries-about-results-ears/
Examination Details
Please remember to bring your NEBOSH admit card (we will be giving to you after clearing your dues) on the day of the examination you also need to ensure that you have with you Original ID proof (Only government issued IDs with photos is accepted. Example: passport & Driving Licenses). Failure to provide this document will result in you not being admitted on the examinations.
Exam Date: To be advised
Exam Venue: To be advised
Exam Timings: HSW1 1 Hour (*non-native English speakers are granted 15 minutes extra time)
*Non-native English speaking delegates who have been granted extra time must bring with them a BILINGUAL dictionaries (e.g. English-Tamil; English-Arabic) on the examination day.
NOTE: The 10 minutes extra time will be forfeited if the delegate does have a dictionary during the exam. Electronic dictionaries are not permitted.
Please ensure you arrive for your examination 30 minutes before it is due to start. Late candidates will not be admitted into the examination room.
Risk Assessment Guidelines.
We provide comprehensive guidance on the presentation and submission of the Unit HSW2 practical application. It includes guidance on the structure and style of the report, Declaration and Work Place Risk Assessment. Candidates should study this document carefully before submitting their practical application.
The guidance should be read carefully in conjunction with the practical application mark scheme, which is attached at the end of this guidance document, to provide a clear guide to the requirements of the practical application. The trainer will advise submission date and time.
You must read the following INSTRUCTIONS before taking NEBOSH EXAMINATION it will be assumed that you are familiar with these regulations.
• You must act in accordance with any instructions issued by the Invigilator.
• You must not use or attempt to use unfair means to gain advantage in an examination. This means that:
• You must not speak to anyone except the invigilator during the exam
• You must not open the exam question paper until told to do so by the invigilator
• You must not share information with any other candidate during the exam
• You must finish writing when the invigilator tells you to do so. If you do not follow these guidelines you will be in breach of Nebosh Exam integrity regulations. This will be reported back to your ACP (Accredited course provider), immediately or you will be asked to leave the room at once by the invigilator.
You are responsible for noting correctly the times and place of your exam(s) and should arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of each examination. If you arrive after the scheduled start of the examination you must report to the Invigilator. You will be permitted to start the examination but will have to finish at the scheduled time. If you arrive more than 30 minutes after the scheduled start time you should not attempt to enter the exam room but report directly to your ACP. No candidate may leave the examination room during the first 30 minutes or the last 30 minutes of any examinations. If you wish to leave at any other time you must raise your hand to alert the Invigilator and remain seated until your script is collected.
You MUST bring Original ID card with you on the day of examination. You must place it on your desk where the Invigilators can easily see it. Failure to produce your ID you will not be allowed to write the examination.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING PENS, PENCILS AND YOUR APPROVED BILINGUAL DICTIONARY ONLY, IF A DICTIONARY IS ALLOWED IN YOUR EXAM IT MUST BE WORD TO WORD ONLY AND MUST NOT CONTAIN DEFINITIONS. YOU ARE SOLE RESPONSIBLE/ANSWERABLE FOR ANY ISSUES ARISES DURING EXAM OR LATER RELATED TO USE OF DICTIORNAY DURING EXAM PERIOD.
Before the examination begins
(a) Bags/outdoor clothing and other similar items must be placed in the examination room in the area designated by the Invigilator. You will be asked to show that you do not have any earpieces or any electronic devices hidden by hats, scarves or any other headgear or clothing (please alert the invigilator if you do not wish to do so in public). Mobile phones must be switched off and placed in the plastic bag provided on your exam desk along with your watch and any wearable electronic device such as activity trackers. No other portable electronic devices (tablets, laptops) are permitted in the exam venues. You cannot use spectacles embedded with Google Glass technology: it is your responsibility to ensure you have another pair of spectacles.
(b) You are advised to leave any valuables at home. Any personal belongings left outside examination rooms will be removed by Security.
(c) Only items expressly permitted on the rubric (instructions on front page of exam paper) can be brought in to the exam room. If the rubric says that dictionaries are permitted these must be word to word only and contain no definitions. The invigilator will confiscate dictionaries, which carry written or pictorial definitions, before the exam starts.
(d) Check that the right examination question paper is laid upon the desk and that it has the correct student number indicated on the front cover page.
(e) Begin each question on a new side of paper in the answer book, and, unless the rubric states otherwise, complete one answer book before starting another.
(f) Candidates found with an electronic device on their person will have it confiscated and any used and/or partially used answer books removed. A report of the incident will be made and submitted with your answer books to your NEBOSH/ACP. Further action may then be taken which may result in your examination being declared invalid.
During an examination
(a) Write with a pen. You should NOT use correcting fluid: any rough working must be entered in the answer books provided and be crossed through to show clearly that it is not intended as a submitted answer. If the rubric instructs you to complete your rough working on a separate answer sheet or book it must be crossed through, attached to the other books used and handed in at the end of the examination. Written work must not be submitted in pencil unless directed to do so on the rubric. At no time may any used or unused examination stationery be removed from an examination room.
At the end of an examination You must return question paper together with the answer books used including rough working and remain seated and silent until the Invigilator has collected your script and given you permission to leave the examination room. Leave as quietly as possibly, especially where there are other candidates still working.
Illness or Emergency In the event of illness or other personal emergency at the time of the examination:
(a) Report your circumstances to the Invigilator and sit the examination if you are feel you will be able to do your best.
(b) If you consider you are too ill to attend the examination, seek medical advice as early as possible and inform your ACP of your illness immediately.
(c) If you are prevented from attending any examination by some urgent cause other than illness, you must inform ACP as soon as is practicable.
Fire alarms and emergency evacuation If the fire alarm sounds during an examination, follow the Invigilators’ instructions. You will still be under exam conditions and so must not use your mobile phone or any other electronic device, nor speak to other students. It is likely that the exam will continue once you have returned to the building.
Other You are reminded that, if there is anything at all that, in your view, may have affected your examination performance and that might otherwise be overlooked, you should report it to your ACP office immediately.
Lost property any item of lost property found in an examination room will, in the first instance, be taken to the Building Reception, Please allow at least 2 hours after your exam has finished before enquiring. Still for lost item ACP is not at all responsible.
