Hello, i am currently undergoing my nebosh course and i your advice will be greatly needed. For the NG2, it is said to identify at least 10 hazards from at least 5 hazard categories. Now my question is can i outline more then 5 hazard categories maybe 10 and more than 10 hazards for example 20. Also, can i select more than two hazards categories from one element?
@@onyekachikemnele145 11 or 12 hazards is all you need. 20 is too many and just extra work for you. You can have as many categories as hazards, but can also use the same category multiple times (on the condition the hazards themselves are quite different).
Thank you for getting back to me on this. I asked this question because the workplace I am working on has many hazards that I feel are very important to note. As such, would I still be safe if I do not include all hazards or will the examiners be expecting a list of possible hazards in that work sector or would they only mark me based on the hazards I've provided? Thanks
@@onyekachikemnele145 Nowadays, examiners tend to stick to the examiner guidance: a minimum of 10 valid hazards. It should not matter whether there are any other "significant" hazards. You just need 10.
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Hello, i am currently undergoing my nebosh course and i your advice will be greatly needed. For the NG2, it is said to identify at least 10 hazards from at least 5 hazard categories. Now my question is can i outline more then 5 hazard categories maybe 10 and more than 10 hazards for example 20. Also, can i select more than two hazards categories from one element?
@@onyekachikemnele145 11 or 12 hazards is all you need. 20 is too many and just extra work for you. You can have as many categories as hazards, but can also use the same category multiple times (on the condition the hazards themselves are quite different).
Thank you for getting back to me on this. I asked this question because the workplace I am working on has many hazards that I feel are very important to note. As such, would I still be safe if I do not include all hazards or will the examiners be expecting a list of possible hazards in that work sector or would they only mark me based on the hazards I've provided? Thanks
@@onyekachikemnele145 Nowadays, examiners tend to stick to the examiner guidance: a minimum of 10 valid hazards. It should not matter whether there are any other "significant" hazards. You just need 10.
@@CompassaeLearning Thank you so much.