Course Advisor No. 78787 – (ESC’s IDHSE is benchmarked to RQF level 6)
Overview
European Safety Council’s catalyst qualification is “European Safety Council’s International Diploma in Health and Safety Engineering Endorsed by Qualifi”.
This qualification is an excellent starting point for those who plan to advance their concepts in HSE and prepare directly for CSP.
Learning Outcomes
- The overall learning outcomes of the Diploma are to:
- Apply the Principles of safety and health management
- Analyse Risk Management
- Analyse UK and international legislation and their implications for organisations, products and services
- Implement Safety and health strategy, policy
- Assess impact of safety culture
- Evaluate Communications and organisational competence
- Control of safety and health risks
- Monitoring systems for safety and health
- Audit and review of OHSM
- The methods and strategies used for the evaluation, monitoring and control of safety hazards – Electrical, Chemical, Physical, Biological, Fire, Equipment Safety
- Analyse the concepts of Toxicology and Epidemiology
Entry Requirements
To qualify for the course, candidate should meet any of the minimum qualifications listed below:
- Bachelors in Engineering Graduate
- Level 3 HSE Qualification
- Science Graduate with 3 Yrs minimum experience
Safety Diploma holder can enrol in the course.
In certain circumstances, individuals with considerable experience but no formal qualifications may be considered, subject to interview and being able to demonstrate their ability to cope with the demands of the programme.
Assessment Criteria
- The assessment is written examination for 5 hours. Each unit exam is assessed for 150 Marks.
- Pass Standards – 50% in both Units.
- A ‘Pass’ must be achieved in both units to achieve the European Safety Council’s International Diploma in Health and Safety Engineering
Duration.
Course duration is for six months.
How do remote exams work?
There is one multiple-choice knowledge exam and one scenario-based assessment. You must pass both to complete the qualification. Both the exam and assessment are undertaken online and remotely invigilated.
This means you can take them, under exam conditions, at home, work or wherever you are. Remote invigilation takes place online using a specialist exam platform and security software. This gives you flexibility on where you take your exams as long as you have a stable internet connection, but they are delivered using robust procedures just like attending a test centre. You are observed and recorded online using cameras and a shared screen.
Once your exams are scheduled, you will be sent clear instructions on how to prepare and test your equipment ahead of the exam. You will need to have a laptop with a built-in camera, microphone and speakers, along with a smart phone to use the exam platform and remote invigilation.