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NVQ Unit - Conforming to General Health, Safety and Welfare in the Workplace

CPD-Accredited Online Training - 55 Minutes - €121.00

NVQ unit conforming to general health safety and welfare in the workplace
55 Mins
Course Duration
CPD
Accredited
€121.00
Per Learner
70%
Pass Mark

Course Overview

This course can be used as part of the Level 2 NVQ Mandatory Unit Conforming to General Health, Safety and Welfare in the Workplace. It provides the knowledge components of this unit and the final module will allow you to type in your answers which, once marked as completed by your assessor can then be downloaded and used as part of your work portfolio. This unit covers 5 areas: 1.

Course Modules

  1. Complying with Legislation - 70% pass required
  2. Recognising Hazards in the Workplace - 70% pass required
  3. Complying with Policies and Procedures - 70% pass required
  4. Working Responsibly - 70% pass required
  5. Security Arrangements and Procedures - 70% pass required
  6. Final Exam - 100% pass required

Requirements

System Requirements

  • Up to date web browser
  • Up to date video drivers
  • 1GB+ RAM
  • Broadband (3Mb+)

Duration

55 Minutes. This is based on the amount of video content shown and is rounded off.

About This Course

This course can be used as part of the Level 2 NVQ Mandatory Unit Conforming to General Health, Safety and Welfare in the Workplace. It provides the knowledge components of this unit and the final module will allow you to type in your answers which, once marked as completed by your assessor can then be downloaded and used as part of your work portfolio. This unit covers 5 areas: 1.

How to comply with all workplace health, safety and welfare legislation - which covers protective measures, health and safety control equipment, legislation and introduces the different kinds of safety signs that will be present on site. It also covers how workplaces can ensure compliance by implementing various control measures. 2.

How to recognise hazards associated with the workplace that have not been previously controlled and report them in a way that meets organisational procedures - this module covers common causes of injuries in the workplace along with some of the health hazards found on site. It also looks at how changes in work conditions can affect the safety of the site and how such changes should be reported. 3.

How to comply with organisational policies and procedures to contribute to health, safety and welfare - this module covers how emergency situations and other incidents should be dealt with according to policies and procedures. It also covers Fire Risks and hazards and how to choose appropriate extinguishers to tackle them. The module finishes off by discussing reporting and feedback and how this can affect future planning.

4. How to work responsibly to contribute to workplace health, safety and welfare - this module covers the main reasons why workers should perform their duties responsibly and in a way that protects the environment. 5.

How to comply with, and support, all organisational security arrangements and approved procedures - this module covers personal security arrangements as well as measures that can be taken to ensure site security.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Identify all workplace health, safety and welfare legislation
  • Recognise hazards associated with the workplace and what to do if there is non-compliance.
  • Understand organisational policies and procedures that contribute to health, safety and welfare
  • Define how to work responsibly so you can contribute to workplace health, safety and welfare
  • Understand all organisational security arrangements and approved procedures

Who Is This Course For?

As this course can be used as part of several Level 2 NVQ courses it is aimed at anyone taking one of those courses.

Using this course in Ireland's construction sector

This online course can support Irish construction, maintenance, facilities, contractor and site-support teams. It is useful for induction, refresher learning, documented training records or structured awareness before local instruction.

The course should be matched to the learner's role, the work activity, site rules, risk assessment, method statement, supervision arrangements and any practical competence required.

For construction topics, online learning is strongest when it supports site induction, toolbox talks, supervision and task-specific instruction rather than replacing them.

Phoenix STS presents this online course with the course information PDF and sample certificate available on this page, so employers can review the content and completion evidence before assigning it.

This course refers to an NVQ unit. Irish learners should confirm that the unit is relevant to the qualification, employer or project route they are following.

Course information PDF

View or download the course information PDF before enrolling. It summarises the course content, expected duration and assessment information.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the NVQ Unit - Conforming to General Health, Safety and Welfare in the Workplace course suitable for?

It is suitable for learners whose role, induction plan or refresher training matrix includes this topic. Employers should decide suitability by looking at the learner's duties, workplace risks and any practical competence needed.

Can this online course stand on its own?

It can provide useful awareness and completion evidence, but it should be supported by local procedures, supervision, practical instruction or competency checks where the topic or role requires them.

What evidence is available before enrolment?

The course information PDF and sample certificate on this page allow managers to review the content and expected completion evidence before assigning it to a learner.

Does this construction course use UK terminology?

Some online construction courses refer to UK frameworks or card routes. Irish employers and learners should check the current Irish, client, project or card requirements before relying on the course for a specific purpose.

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Ready to Get Started?

Enrol today and complete your CPD-accredited NVQ Unit - Conforming to General Health, Safety and training. Certificates available immediately upon completion.

Why Choose Phoenix STS

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Experienced Team

Over 15 years delivering accredited training.

Irish Owned

Proudly Irish-owned, based in Longford.

Experts in Health & Safety

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Irish Legislative Context

UK Legislation Covered: NVQ Level 2 (National Vocational Qualification - Ofqual-regulated, UK)

Irish Equivalent: NVQ is a UK qualification framework with no direct standing in Ireland. Ireland's equivalent framework is the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ), regulated by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI). Irish employers should verify that qualifications are recognised under the QQI/NFQ system.

Phoenix STS delivers training under both Irish and UK regulatory frameworks. If you require guidance on which legislation applies to your organisation, contact us on 043 334 9611.

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