IOSH Managing Safely Training Course in South East Asia

Who should attend?

IOSH Managing Safely is a basic qualification in safety and health designed for anyone in a management or supervisory role that has a duty of care for themselves and others in the workplace. The aim of the course is to ensure that safety requirements are appreciated by people employed as line managers and enable them to review their own departmental systems for safety, introducing new controls or implementing changes as appropriate to make their workplace safer. What makes this course a world leader is that:

• The content is relevant in any sector and any country
• It provides trainees with the knowledge and tools to manage safely
• It provides all the required safety and health basics in a single course 

Why hold an IOSH Managing Safely certificate?

There are benefits to both trainees and their organisations from accessing this training. These include: 

• An understanding of safety and health responsibilities
• Greater productivity, fewer hours lost to injury and sickness
• Enables trainees to undertake incident investigation
• An enhanced reputation with customers and suppliers
• Internationally recognised certification for managers and supervisors 

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How does the IOSH eLearning course and examination work?

To obtain the certification candidates must enrol in the IOSH Managing safely eLearning course and complete all seven modules. Once seven modules are completed they should undertake the final assessment and complete a workplace practical assessment. From the date of purchase of the course, candidates would have 6 months for completion and submission of assessments. After this period access to the content is no longer available.  

Mock Exam

Before taking the final assessment, as well as completing all seven modules, candidates must also successfully undertake two mock assessments. The mock assessments will help you to prepare for the final assessment. The scores obtained will not count towards the score that you get in the final assessment.

Final Assessment

The final assessment consists of 30 questions which should be completed in 45 minutes. The maximum possible score for this assessment is 60 marks. Candidates are required to reach a minimum of 36 marks to be successful. This equates to 60%. Candidates would be given two attempts to reach the required level. Should this not be achieved, candidates would be required to undertake the whole course again, before attempting final assessment.

Workplace Practical Assessment

Candidates will undertake a workplace practical assessment, once they have been successful in the final assessment. This practical assessment should be completed within ten working days of the candidate being notified of successful completion of the final assessment. This assessment can be completed electronically or by hand and sent to TWI via email. You will be provided with guidance on how to complete this assessment and how it is marked. Candidates require a minimum of 23 marks to successfully complete this assessment.

Certificate

Once you have successfully completed both the course and the workplace practical assessment, you will receive your certificate from IOSH.