As well as a time for making (and breaking!) resolutions, New Year is a great time to look back at the previous year and take stock. 2013 was an exciting year for safety, with changes to RIDDOR reporting and the driver CPC deadline hitting the headlines. In fact nearly 250,000 of you stopped by RoSPA’s... Continue Reading →
As our recent Backstage Pass interview explored, a career in health and safety can be a rich and rewarding journey. However, despite the enormous range of opportunities available, some people are still unsure of how to get a job in health and safety. As the oldest and most trusted name in the industry, some of... Continue Reading →
When it comes to professional accreditation, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents represents the gold standard in both training and qualifications. With this in mind we decided to present a new award this year, designed to recognise the top RoSPA student from all of our NEBOSH accredited courses. With such a high standard,... Continue Reading →
Following the amazing response we had to our previous advice on how to pass NEBOSH exams, we have decided to put together a post looking at what is perhaps the most daunting and least discussed of the NEBOSH Diploma modules: Unit D. For this final part of the diploma, you are required to bring together... Continue Reading →
Following the success of the NEBOSH question and answer posts 1 and 2, this third installment in the series tackles questions from the NEBOSH Certificate, June 2006 paper. My aim isn't to give you the NEBOSH answers as such, instead I use my experience as a trainer to give you top-tips for NEBOSH exams as... Continue Reading →
Following our first NEBOSH exam past paper post, here's the second in our ever-popular NEBOSH exam question and answer series. In it I've used my experience as a RoSPA Trainer delivering the NEBOSH Certificate courses to guide you through question and answers from NEBOSH past exam papers. Packed with top-tips and advice, I hope it... Continue Reading →
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