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NEBOSH International General Certificate
In Occupational Health and Safety
UNIT GC3: HEALTH AND SAFETY PRACTICAL

APPLICATION
Student Name: FARAZ MUHSIN V
Student Number: 00376251
Date of Submission: 16/11/2017

APPENDIX 3
INTERNATIONAL GENERAL
CERTIFICATE Assessor’s marking sheet
GC3 – THE HEALTH AND

SAFETY PRACTICAL APPLICATION
Date of practical application: 30/10/2017 Name of assessor:
Course provider Course provider

number
1227 name
Poshe Solutions Pvt Ltd
Student number 00376251 Student name Faraz Muhsin V
NEBOSH
Maximum
Assessor’s moderated
marks
Criteria available
marks awarded marks
(if different)
1 Completion of observation sheets
1.1 Range and number of hazards/good practice 15
Identification of suitable control measures and

1.2 15
timescales
2 Report - Introduction and Executive Summary
Introduction providing an overview of the chosen

2.1 5
area
2.2 Executive summary 5
3 Report - Main findings of the inspection
Quality of interpretation of findings and clear

3.1 15
references to strengths and weaknesses
Identification of possible breaches of international

3.2 5
standards
3.3 Persuasiveness / conciseness / technical content 10
4 Report - Conclusions and Recommendations
Clear and concise conclusions which are clearly

4.1 related to report findings and are effective in 15
convincing management to take action
Recommendations which present realistic actions to

4.2 15
improve health and safety in the chosen area
TOTAL MARKS 100
Grades:
Outcome: PASS (60% or more) REFER (less than 60%)
Date assessed ____ / ____ / ____
Assessor’s signature ______________________
Date received by course provider ____ / ____ / ____
Date received by NEBOSH

(if applicable) _____ / _____ / _____
Assessor’s additional comments on the practical application:
ASSESSED BY (name in block letters) ________________________________________________
The mark sheet must be retained by the Course Provider and sent to NEBOSH only if requested.
NEBOSH USE ONLY
NEBOSH Moderator’s comments:

APPENDIX 1
GC3 – The Health and Safety Practical Application
Candidate and course provider declarations:
For completion by the candidate:
I declare that the work submitted for this practical application assessment ie. the completed observation sheets
and the report to management, is my own work. I recognise that contravention of this statement constitutes
malpractice and may result in my being subject to the penalties set out in the NEBOSH Malpractice policy.
Name (Print) FARAZ MUHSIN V
Signature _______________________________
Date 16/11/2017 ______________________
For completion by a course provider representative (e.g. internal practical assessor):
I declare that the work marked is identical to that received from the candidate. I recognise that contravention of
this statement constitutes malpractice and may result in my being subject to the penalties set out in the NEBOSH
Malpractice policy.
Name (Print) _______________________________
Signature _______________________________
Date _______________________________
For completion by the course provider’s internal practical assessor:
I declare that I have marked this work and am both qualified and approved by NEBOSH to do so. I recognise
that contravention of this statement constitutes malpractice and may result in my being subject to the penalties
set out in the NEBOSH Malpractice policy.
Name (Print) _______________________________
Signature _______________________________
Date _______________________________
NB: This declaration must be completed in full, submitted and retained with the
candidate’s script. If this declaration is not submitted the candidate’s result may be
declared void.
APPENDIX 5
UNIT GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate report template

Student number: 00376251
Location: Daliya builders and developers, Calicut Date of review: 02/11/2017
INTRODUCTION: Overview of area inspected and activities taking place
A safety inspection was conducted at the construction site of Daliya Builders &
Developers Private Ltd, which is located opposite to the civil station, Calicut. The inspection
was conducted on 30/11/2017 between 11:00 AM and 03:30 PM. The main purpose of the
inspection was to identify the strength and weakness of the health and safety management
system at the workplace. At the time of inspection, the construction work of three storied
shopping mall was going on with two levels of underground parking. The overall area of site
is around 40000sq.ft. At the time of inspection there were around 140 employees including
workers, supervisors and engineers. The ground floor and surroundings were inspected by
me, which is around 15000sq.ft.
The main activities taking place in the construction site at the time of inspection were
excavation, maintenance work, work at height, manual handling, electrical work, welding,
crane operation, demolition work and working on scaffolding. Equipments like welding
machine, concrete breakers, concrete mixer, portable hand drills, power generators etc were
used in the work site. Mobile cranes, excavators, bulldozers and dump truck were used in
the site.
During the inspection several uncontrolled hazards and some good practices were
identified. The uncontrolled hazards need to be put on to attention of the management, in
order to meet health and safety standards. Some of the identified hazards were of high risk
and the remaining were medium and low risks. It is identified that the following laws were
breached: ILO- Occupational Health & Safety Convention C155 Article 16, ILO Hygiene
(commerce and office) recommendation R120 and ILO- Occupational Health & Safety
Convention C167 (article 14, article 18, article 29 and article 32). The relevant control
measures were recommended to reduce the level of risk.
APPENDIX 5

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
At the time of inspection several hazards and good practices were identified. Mostly
the hazards were developed due to lack of management commitment in ensuring health and
safety standards. The good practices identified during inspection require appreciation. The
observation sheet of this report has all the findings of the inspection and the hazards with
high risk levels are highlighted in the main findings section. The main findings of the
inspection are: poor ventilation at the cement and sand storage room, no proper washing
facilities for workers, welding and cutting work near to diesel powered concrete mixer,
people working on fragile roof without safety harness and scaffolding was erected without
guardrails and toe boards. All these hazards need to be removed in order to avoid
enforcement actions from concerned authorities and other losses in case of any incidents.
In case of any hazards mentioned in this report occurs, the possible losses that may
arise in terms of direct cost and indirect cost are medical costs, indemnity payments,
program costs, administrative costs, temporary labour and overtime cost, equipment
damage, emergency supplies, accident investigation costs, OSHA fines, etc. It is observed
that the following laws were violated: ILO- Occupational Health & Safety Convention C155
Article 16, ILO Hygiene (commerce and office) recommendation R120 and ILO-
Occupational Health & Safety Convention C167 (article 14, article 18, article 29 and article
32). The relevant control measures were recommended to reduce the level of risk.
APPENDIX 5

MAIN FINDINGS OF THE INSPECTION
3.1 Poor ventilation
Hazards and consequences:
The cement and sand storage area was poorly ventilated and the room was covered
with dust particles. Workers were carrying cement sacks from the storage area to the
concrete mixer. Cement dust is a very harmful substance which contains crystalline silica.
Long term exposure and inhalation of cement dust can cause respiratory disease called
silicosis and lung cancer.
It is observed that the following laws or standards were breached: ILO - Occupational
Health & Safety Convention C155 Article 16, which describes the employer has to provide a
safe place of work. ILO Hygiene (commerce and office) recommendation R120 (specifically
recommendation 3 and 12) sets out additional useful advice that should be considered when
meeting the requirement for ventilation. When the management compliance with law, it
provides the employees with a safe working environment and helps the employer to reduce
the costs and enforcement actions in case of an incident.
Management should provide proper ventilation system in the workplace. Ventilators
should be installed in areas where the dust particles in air are comparatively high. The
ventilation system should be regularly inspected by a competent person to ensure the
system is working properly. Implementing a proper ventilation system reduces the
consequence and it demonstrates management commitments. The management may have
to spend an amount of approximately Rs 50000/- to install a proper ventilation system
.
APPENDIX 5

3.2 No proper washing facilities
Hazards and consequences:
Proper washing facilities were not provided for workers. A single temporary washing
facility was provided but it is not sufficient for the number of workers and long queues are
formed in front of the washing facility. There is a risk of ill-health due to diseases caused by
biological agents and a chance of violence among workers. This can result in absenteeism
of workers.
It is identified that the following standards or laws were violated: ILO - Occupational
Health & Safety Convention C167 Article 32, which describes the employer has to provide
adequate number of sanitary and washing facilities depending upon the number of workers
and duration of work. Recommendation 32 & 33 of ILO Hygiene (commerce and offices)
Recommendation R120 should be considered when meeting the requirement for washing
facilities. When the management compliance with law, it provides the employees with a safe
and clean working environment and also helps the employer to reduce the direct and indirect
costs.
Management should ensure adequate washing facilities are available depending on the
number of workers. Provide housekeeping in the washing area to ensure the area is
maintained in a hygienic manner. Implementation of these control measures can avoid ill-
health and reduce mental stress of workers. The management may have to spend an
amount of approximately Rs 40000/- to provide sufficient washing facilities for the workers.
APPENDIX 5

3.3 Hot work near flammable material
Hazards and Consequences:
Welding and cutting work was found doing near the diesel powered concrete mixer.
Welding and cutting produces extreme heat and sparks. Fire can easily be produced from the
extreme heat and sparks from welding and cutting and nearby diesel tank of concrete mixer can
cause explosion, fatal injuries and property damage.
It is observed that the following laws or standards were breached here: ILO - Occupational
Health and Safety convention C167 Article 29, the employer shall take all appropriate measures
to avoid risk of fire. According to ILO Occupational Health and Safety Convention C155 Article
16, the employer has to provide a safe place of work. When the management compliance with
laws, it provides the employees with a safe working environment and helps the employer to
reduce the costs and enforcement actions in case of an incident.
Risk assessment has to be carried out by competent person before initiating the work. Hot
work permit has to be issued only based on the risk assessment report. Hot work such as
welding and cutting should be carried out in temporary workshop with proper risk assessment.
Implementation of these control measures will reduce the hazards associated with hot work. It is
the moral duty of the employer to provide a safe place of work for the employee. The
management may have to spend an amount of approximately Rs 50000/- to provide a
temporary workshop for carrying out hot works like cutting and welding.
APPENDIX 5

3.4 Working on fragile roof without safety harness
People working on fragile roof were found without safety harness. A few people wearing
safety harness were found without attaching lanyards to anchor point. This can result in fall of
people or equipments which may cause fatal injuries to the person falling and the one working
below.
It is identified that the following laws or standards were violated: ILO – Occupational Health
& Safety Convention C167 Article 18, the employer has to do all that is reasonably practicable
to prevent anyone falling from height and carry out the risk assessment. When the employer
compliance with laws, it provides the employees with a safe working environment and helps the
employer to reduce the costs and enforcement actions in case of an incident.
Ensure the task is being carried out by competent person with the skill and knowledge.
Risk assessment should be carried out to identify the hazard before initiating the work. Provide
suitable and sufficient safety equipments like safety nets and safety harness. The provision of
adequate training and supervision will also be required. Implementing these control measure will
avoid the risk of people or equipments falling. The employer may have to spend an amount of
approximately Rs 55000/- to purchase full body harness and provide training to workers.
APPENDIX 5

3.5 Scaffolding without guardrails and toe boards
Scaffolding was erected without guardrails and toe boards. Three workers were working
standing on top of scaffolding without any safety measures. Risk of people and objects
falling from the scaffolding causing major injuries to person falling and those working
underneath and also it can result in property damage too.
It is observed that the following convention was breached: ILO – Occupational Health &
Safety Convention C167 Article 14, a safe and suitable scaffold shall be made for work at
height and all scaffolds shall be constructed and inspected by a competent person. If the
management compliance with law, it provides the employees with a safe working
environment and also helps the employer to reduce the direct and indirect cost that may
arise in case of an accident. Also it prevents any enforcement actions from concerned
authorities.
Scaffolding must only be erected by competent people who have attended recognised
courses and who are authorised to do the work. Adequate toe boards, guardrails and
intermediate rails must be fitted to prevent people or materials from falling. Any work carried
out on scaffold must be done by a competent person. Ensure the scaffolding was inspected
on a regular basis by a competent person. Implementing these control measure will minimise
the risk of people and objects falling. A cost of approximately Rs 30000/- is required to carry
out risk assessment by competent person and training to the workers.
APPENDIX 5

CONCLUSIONS
The observations clearly show the strength and weakness of the health and safety system
of the organisation. The major issues and corrective measures are highlighted in the main
findings section. Poor ventilation at the cement and sand storage room, no proper washing
facilities for workers, welding and cutting work near to diesel powered concrete mixer, people
working on fragile roof without safety harness and scaffolding was erected without guardrails
and toe boards are some of the main hazards observed during the inspection. The possible
costs that could arise from these hazards are medical costs, indemnity payments, program
costs, administrative costs, temporary labour and overtime cost, equipment damage,
emergency supplies, accident investigation costs and OSHA fines etc.
To ensure management commitment towards health and safety and to create a safe
system of work, all the corrective measures need to be implemented in the organisation. All the
good practices followed by the management should be appreciated. To improve the legal
compliance and to avoid enforcement actions from concerned authorities, it is advised to
implement all recommendations included in this report. Changes in the health and safety system
should be monitored and reviewed at regular intervals to ensure effectiveness of the system.
It is strongly recommended to implement proper ventilation system, adequate washing
facilities, temporary workshop for hot works, sufficient safety equipments, proper training to
workers and proper maintenance of electrical equipments in order to prevent accidents and to
reduce the losses in terms of direct and indirect costs. To implement corrective measures for
health and safety improvements, financial costs are involved which are detailed in this report.
The management have to spend a total amount of approximately Rs 2,25000/- (Rupees two
lakhs and twenty five thousand only) to implement all the corrective measures mentioned
above.
APPENDIX 5

RECOMMENDATIONS
Recommendation Likely resource implications Priority Target date

Management should
provide proper The installation of artificial
ventilation system. ventilation costs Rs 50000/- MEDIUM 1 week
approximately.
Management should
ensure adequate Implementing new washing
washing facilities are facilities costs around Rs
available depending on 40000/- approximately. LOW 1 month
the number of workers.
Hot work such as

welding and cutting Construction of temporary
should be carried out in workshop costs Rs 50000/-
temporary workshop approximately.
with proper risk MEDIUM 2 week
assessment.
Provide suitable and

sufficient safety For buying new safety
equipments like safety harnesses and safety nets, a
nets and safety cost of Rs 55000/- is required. HIGH 4 days
harness.
Adequate toe boards,

guardrails and A cost of Rs 30000/- is
intermediate rails must required to rectify this issue.
be fitted to prevent HIGH 1 week
people or materials
from falling
APPENDIX 4
GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate’s observation

SAFETY PRACTICAL APPLICATION sheet
Sheet number: 1 of 9
Student name: Faraz Muhsin V Student number: 00376251
Place inspected: Daliya builders and developers, Calicut Date of inspection: 30/10/2017
Observations Control measures Timescale

Hazards and consequences Immediate and longer term actions
1. Chemical Hazard:
Avoid long term exposure to cement Every 1 hour
Poor ventilation system at the dust by providing job rotation.
cement and sand storage room.
Provide proper Respiratory Protective Regular
Consequence: Equipments. practice
Long term exposure to cement dust

can cause lung function impairment Install proper ventilation system in the 3 weeks
and other respiratory diseases. storage facility.
2. Biological Hazard:
Provide temporary washing facilities Immediate
There were no proper washing for workers.
facilities available for workers.
Provide training to workers on the
Consequence: importance of good personal 2 week
hygiene.
Risk of ill-health due to poor
personal hygiene. Provide permanent washing facilities 1 month
for workers.
3. Slip Hazard:
Engine oil spillage was found near Clean the spillage immediately. Immediate
the main entrance.
Provide good housekeeping in and 3 days
Consequence: around the work area.
Risk of slip and fall of worker which Carry out regular monitoring of weekly
may leads to cuts, wounds and workplace.
bone fracture.
APPENDIX 4

4. Electrical Hazard:
Replace the damaged cord Immediate
Worker using portable hand immediately.
drill with damaged cord to
drill through walls. Carry out pre-use check of
electrical equipments to Daily
Consequence: identify any damage or fault
in the equipment.
Risk of electric shock and 1 month
fire can cause fatality or Periodic inspection of
serious injury to workers. electrical equipment by
competent person.
5. Falling Hazard:
Barricade the area and Immediate
Deep excavation work was place sign board.
going on and the area was
not barricaded. Regular inspection of work Daily
area by contractors or
Consequence: supervisors.
Within 1 month
Risk of people, objects and Training must be given to
vehicles falling into the workers to do their tasks
excavation. This can cause safely
multiple injury and property
damage.
6. Collision Hazard:
Display speed limit signage 3 hours
There was only one route throughout the drive way.
for entry and exit in the
workplace for vehicles and Divide the road for vehicles
pedestrians. and pedestrians by 1 week
providing temporary
Consequence: barriers.
Within 1 month
Collision with pedestrians or Provide separate entry and
other vehicles can leads to exit routes in the worksite
fatal injuries and property for vehicles and
damage. pedestrians.
APPENDIX 4

7. Biological Hazard:
Provide good housekeeping Within 1 hour
Faeces of birds and animals to remove the faeces from
were found throughout the the worksite.
work site. 1 week
Regular inspection of
Consequence: workplace by supervisors of
housekeeping department.
Risk of increased sickness 1 month
rate due to infections Provide fencing around the
caused by biological agents. worksite to restrict the entry
of birds and animals.
8. Chemical Hazard:
Limit exposure to dust and 1 hour
Workers are exposed to fibre particles by use of job
dust and fibre particles rotation.
during demolition work. Regular practice
Provide Personal Protective
Consequence: Equipments like Respiratory
Protective Equipments. 1 month
Dust and fibre particles may
contain asbestos. Prolonged Periodic health check-up
exposure may cause and training to workers.
asbestosis and
mesothelioma.
9. PPE not used properly:

If possible, immediately stop
Worker engaged in welding the ongoing work. Immediate
and cutting was found
without any Personal Provide Personal Protective
Protective Equipments. Equipments like goggles,
welding helmets and hand 1 day
Consequence: gloves.
Risk of damage to eyes and Provide information,

hands due to the radiant instruction, supervision and 1 week
energy produced during the training on safe system of
process. work.
APPENDIX 4


10. Good Practice:
Proper welfare facilities like It demonstrates Continue

pure drinking water, sanitary management commitment
and rest rooms were towards the welfare of their
provided in the worksite. employees.
11. Mechanical Hazard:

Provide proper guarding to Immediate
The bench top grinder and the equipments.
cutter were not properly
guarded. Conduct pre-use check of all Daily
equipments.
Consequence:
Training and instruction must
There is a risk of friction, be given workers regarding 2 week
abrasion and cutting which the safe use of equipments.
can cause severe injuries.
12. Poor Housekeeping:
Dining areas for workers Inform the housekeeping Immediate

were found with food staff to clean the area.
remaining and other waste
materials scattered Issue a notice to be fixed in
everywhere. the notice board regarding 3 days
the instructions to be
Consequence: followed in the dining area.
Risk of spread of biological Encourage and promote 1 week

agents like bacteria, virus workers to practice good
and fungus which can cause hygiene and make clean
harmful diseases. environment.
APPENDIX 4

13. Electrical Hazard:
Immediately stop the
Operator was working on ongoing work and park the Immediate
mobile crane near to crane at a safe location
overhead live power lines. away from power lines.
Consequence: Carryout inspection of the

area before initiating the Regular practice
Mobile crane may strike the work to make sure the area
power lines and create is safe for cranes to operate.
widespread power outage. It
can also cause electric Provide instruction and
shock to workers in the area. training to crane operators to 3 weeks.
carry out the task safely.
14. Work at Height Hazard:

Avoid work at height if it is
People working on fragile reasonably practicable to do Regular practice
roof were found without any so.
safety harness or other
safety means. Provide fall protection
equipments like safety 3 days
Consequence: harness to workers.
A fall through fragile roof can Recruit competent person

cause fatalities and major with the skill and experience 2 weeks
injuries to workers. to do the job.
15. Falling Object Hazard:

Stop the work and fix toe
Scaffolding was erected boards and guardrails. Immediate
without guardrails and toe
boards. Supervise the erection of
scaffolding by a competent Regular practice
Consequence: person.
Objects falling from Carryout out inspection of 1 week

scaffolding can cause major the scaffolding periodically
head injuries to people by a competent person
working underneath it and
property damage.
APPENDIX 4


16.Temperature Hazard:
Workers found working Limit long term exposure by 3 hours

outside in the sun when the use of job rotation.
temperature is too high.
Provide proper heat resistant 1 week
Consequence: clothing to workers.
Longer term exposure to Provide health checkups for

extreme temperature can workers working outside in 2 months
cause heat stroke, burns and extreme temperature.
dehydration.
17. Confined Space

Hazard:
Avoid the entry in to confined Immediate
Worker was entering a spaces without hole watcher
sewage tank without a hole and other safety measures.
watcher and other safety
measures. Carryout risk assessment Regular practice
before initiating the work.
Consequence:
Provide instructions, training 1 month
Risk of people or objects and supervision to workers
falling in to the tank and can on safe system of work.
cause multiple injuries.
Chances of person being
trapped inside the tank in
case of emergency
situations.
18.Good Practice:
Provided whole day and Appreciate for the good Continue

night security services in the practice and it could be even
work site which will restrict better if CCTV is installed.
any trespassing.
APPENDIX 4


19. Manual Handling

Hazard:
Workers were engaged in Limit manual handling time 3 hours

shifting of cement sacks by use of job rotation.
from storage facility by lifting
and carrying manually. Provide training to workers 1 week
on good manual handling
Consequence: technique.
Continuous manual handling Instead of manual handling, Within 1 month

of heavy object can cause provide mechanical means
spinal disc compression, such as forklift, trolleys and
Hernia and muscle strain. barrows.
20. Trip hazard:

Remove the obstacles from
Steel bars and other the walkway. Immediate
construction materials were
placed in the walkway. Provide proper
housekeeping to ensure that
Consequence: the walkway is free from 1 week
obstacles.
Risk of tripping and falling
down, which can cause bone Carryout inspection of the 1 month
fracture and other injuries. worksite and the walkway.
21. Good practice:
Provided proper and Appreciate for the good

spacious parking facilities for practice and it could be even Continue
all construction site vehicles better if adequate lighting is
with separate entrance and provided during night time.
exit routes.
APPENDIX 4

22. Poor Lighting Hazard:
No proper lighting was provided If possible stop the

maintenance work Immediate
in the underground floor where
maintenance work of power immediately.
generator was going on.
Provide proper lighting to 4 hours
Consequence: illuminate the whole area.
Risk of trip and fall of workers, Carryout inspection of the

work area to ensure that I month
which can cause cuts and
broken bones. Lack of provided facilities are
concentration of the work due to sufficient for the task.
poor lighting.
23. Vibration Hazard:
Workers engaged in concrete Take enough breaks during

cutting with power tools and such works. 1 hour
machinery which creates
vibration. Provide proper maintenance
of tools and machinery. 1 week
Consequence:
Carryout periodic inspection
Prolonged usage of vibrating of work site equipments. 1 month
tools and machinery causes
Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome.
24. Noise Hazard:
People are exposed to loud Limit exposure time by use 2 hours

noise from concrete breaking of job rotation.
equipment.
Provide hearing protectors 1 day
Consequence: like ear muff and ear plugs.
Long term exposure to loud Provide periodic audiometric 1 month

noise can cause temporary screening and check to
hearing loss and buzzing in the workers.
ear.
APPENDIX 4


25. Fire Hazard:
Welding and cutting work

Use fire resistant material to
was going on near to diesel
cover the diesel tank. Immediate
powered concrete mixer.
Shift the task to a safer
Consequence:
location free from 2 days
inflammable objects.
Risk of diesel tank to catch
fire due to extreme heat and
Periodic inspection of work
spark created during welding
area by safety officers to 2 weeks
and cutting. This could result
ensure a safe system of
in fatal injuries.
work.
26. Structural Collapse

Hazard:
Scaffolding was erected on Remove the overload and

uneven ground and loaded dismantle the scaffolding. Immediate
more than its load bearing
capacity. Provide competent person to
supervise the initial erection Regular practice
Consequence: of scaffolding.
Scaffolding may collapse Regular inspection of 2 week
and result in major accident scaffolding should be carried
causing fatality and property out by supervisors.
damage.

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NEBOSH International General Certificate

In Occupational Health and Safety

UNIT GC3: HEALTH AND SAFETY PRACTICAL

Student Name: FARAZ MUHSIN V

Student Number: 00376251

Date of Submission: 16/11/2017

GC3 – THE HEALTH AND

Date of practical application: 30/10/2017 Name of assessor:

Course provider Course provider

Student number 00376251 Student name Faraz Muhsin V

1 Completion of observation sheets

1.1 Range and number of hazards/good practice 15

Identification of suitable control measures and

2 Report - Introduction and Executive Summary

Introduction providing an overview of the chosen

2.2 Executive summary 5

3 Report - Main findings of the inspection

Quality of interpretation of findings and clear

Identification of possible breaches of international

3.3 Persuasiveness / conciseness / technical content 10

4 Report - Conclusions and Recommendations

Clear and concise conclusions which are clearly

Recommendations which present realistic actions to

TOTAL MARKS 100

Date assessed ____ / ____ / ____

Assessor’s signature ______________________

Date received by course provider ____ / ____ / ____

Date received by NEBOSH

Assessor’s additional comments on the practical application:

ASSESSED BY (name in block letters) ________________________________________________

NEBOSH USE ONLY

NEBOSH Moderator’s comments:

GC3 – The Health and Safety Practical Application

Candidate and course provider declarations:

For completion by the candidate:

Name (Print) FARAZ MUHSIN V

Date 16/11/2017 ______________________

For completion by a course provider representative (e.g. internal practical assessor):

Name (Print) _______________________________

For completion by the course provider’s internal practical assessor:

Name (Print) _______________________________

UNIT GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate report template

Student number: 00376251

Location: Daliya builders and developers, Calicut Date of review: 02/11/2017

INTRODUCTION: Overview of area inspected and activities taking place

UNIT GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate report template

Student number: 00376251

Location: Daliya builders and developers, Calicut Date of review: 02/11/2017

UNIT GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate report template

Student number: 00376251

Location: Daliya builders and developers, Calicut Date of review: 02/11/2017

MAIN FINDINGS OF THE INSPECTION

3.1 Poor ventilation

Hazards and consequences:

UNIT GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate report template

Student number: 00376251

Location: Daliya builders and developers, Calicut Date of review: 02/11/2017

3.2 No proper washing facilities

Hazards and consequences:

UNIT GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate report template

Student number: 00376251

Location: Daliya builders and developers, Calicut Date of review: 02/11/2017

3.3 Hot work near flammable material

Date assessed / /

Date received by course provider / /