IOSH Managing Safely is a four-day course for managers and supervisors in any sector. It is the most widely recognised general management-level health and safety qualification in the UK, with a globally recognised IOSH certificate on completion.
Who it's for
Managers and supervisors in any industry, not just construction
Project managers and team leaders responsible for staff safety
Anyone needing a recognised health and safety qualification for career progression
Entry requirements
No formal qualifications needed
A reasonable standard of written English to complete the assessment
What you'll achieve
IOSH Managing Safely certificate (does not expire, but a refresher is recommended every 3 years)
Recognised internationally across all sectors
What you'll learn on the IOSH Managing Safely
1
Introducing managing safely
The manager's responsibility for health and safety
2
Assessing risks
Risk assessment process, hazards vs risks, control hierarchy
3
Controlling risks
Hierarchy of control, applying controls in the workplace
4
Understanding responsibilities
Legal framework, employer and employee duties
5
Understanding hazards
Common workplace hazards: stress, drugs, alcohol, manual handling, work at height, hazardous substances
6
Investigating incidents
Why incidents happen, root cause analysis, RIDDOR reporting
7
Measuring performance
Active and reactive monitoring, audits and reviews
IOSH Managing Safely FAQs
Typically four days. Some providers offer a 3-day intensive or a flexible online format spread over 4-6 weeks.
By a multiple-choice written exam and a practical risk assessment of your own workplace.
The qualification does not expire, but IOSH recommends refresher training every three years to keep current.
Yes, although construction-specific roles also require CITB qualifications such as SMSTS or SSSTS.
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