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NEBOSH IGC Course Preparation in Faisalabad

Curriculum

Course Outline

The N.E.B.O.S.H IG is structured into two units:

1. GIC1: Management of Health and Safety

  • Why we should manage workplace health & safety
  • How health & safety management systems work and what they look like
  • Managing risk—understanding people and processes
  • Health & safety monitoring and measuring

2. GIC2: Risk Assessment (Practical Application)

  • Physical and psychological health
  • Musculoskeletal health
  • Chemical and biological agents
  • General workplace issues
  • Work equipment
  • Fire safety
  • Electricity hazards
Before you apply

Eligibility Criteria

The N.E.B.O.S.H GIC course is open to anyone interested in health and safety, but the following backgrounds are recommended:

  • Newcomers to Health & Safety (Basic knowledge of workplace safety)
  • Supervisors & Managers (Responsible for safety management in the workplace)
  • HSE Professionals (Looking to enhance their qualifications)
  • Individuals with a Basic Safety Certification such as:
  • IOSH Managing Safely
  • OSHA 30-Hour Construction / General Industry Certification
  • While there are no strict academic prerequisites, having a basic understanding of the English language is necessary as the assessments are written in English.
Certification

Assessment Scheme

The N.E.B.O.S.H IG certification follows a two-part assessment structure:

GIC1—Open Book Examination (OBE):

  • Scenario-based, open-book assessment
  • Completed online within 24 hours
  • Requires applying knowledge to a workplace scenario

GIC2—Practical Risk Assessment Report:

  • A workplace-based risk assessment project
  • Candidates identify hazards, evaluate risks, and suggest control measures
  • Must be submitted within a given deadline
Course details

Passing Criteria

To successfully achieve the N.E.B.O.S.H GIC certificate, candidates must meet the following criteria:

IG1 (Open Book Exam)

Minimum passing marks—45 out of 100

GIC2 (Risk Assessment Report)

Minimum passing marks — 60 out of 100

Why ISC

Why Choose Us for Your N.E.B.O.S.H GIC Training?

  • Expert HSE Instructors with Industry Experience
  • Flexible Learning Options—Online & Classroom
  • Practical Approach with Real-Life Case Studies
  • High Pass Rate & Full Exam Preparation Support

NEBOSH Training Institute in Faisalabad

Inspire Safety College is a NEBOSH-accredited training institute in Faisalabad, running the NEBOSH IGC course in both classroom and live online formats so candidates across Punjab and abroad can study in the way that suits them. The course fee is Rs35,000, admissions follow a rolling schedule, and candidates can contact ISC directly to confirm the next available start date.

Alongside NEBOSH, Inspire Safety College also runs IOSH Managing Safely, OSHA 30-Hour, and BCSP-aligned ASP / CSP mentorship programs, so HSE professionals can plan a complete certification pathway at one institute. See the full list on the Safety Courses in Punjab page.

Students We Serve Around Faisalabad

Most NEBOSH IGC candidates travel in from within Faisalabad city, and the classroom and online options also make the course accessible to learners from nearby areas such as Jaranwala, Chiniot, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, Samundri, Tandlianwala, Shahkot, Sangla Hill, and Pir Mahal.

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Course materials
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What is the NEBOSH IGC course fee in Pakistan?
At Inspire Safety College (ISC) in Faisalabad, the NEBOSH IGC course fee is Rs35,000, which includes study materials and instructor support. Fees vary between training providers across Pakistan, so always confirm exactly what is included (materials, exam fees, resits) before enrolling anywhere.
Is NEBOSH IGC training available in Faisalabad?
Yes. ISC delivers NEBOSH IGC training at its Faisalabad campus with blended online and classroom learning, so students in Faisalabad, Lahore, Multan and nearby cities don't need to travel to Karachi or Islamabad for accredited NEBOSH training.
How long does the NEBOSH IGC course take to complete?
The qualification is split into two units — GIC1 (Management of Health and Safety, assessed through a 24-hour open-book exam) and GIC2 (a practical workplace risk assessment project). Most ISC students complete both units within approximately 150 hours of combined study, coursework and assessment time.
What is the difference between NEBOSH IGC and IOSH Managing Safely?
NEBOSH IGC is a broader, internationally recognized qualification aimed at safety officers, advisors and managers, while IOSH Managing Safely is a shorter course built for line managers and supervisors who need practical day-to-day safety skills. Many professionals in Pakistan complete IOSH Managing Safely first, then progress to NEBOSH IGC.
Do I need prior experience to enrol in NEBOSH IGC?
No formal prerequisites are required to join NEBOSH IGC at ISC. A basic understanding of English is necessary, since NEBOSH assessments are written and marked in English.
Who awards the NEBOSH IGC certificate, and does it expire?
NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health), a UK-based awarding body, issues the IGC certificate. It does not expire and there are no renewal fees once you've passed.
What jobs can I get after completing NEBOSH IGC in Pakistan?
Graduates commonly work as HSE Officers, Safety Supervisors, Safety Inspectors or Health & Safety Coordinators across Pakistan's construction, textile, oil & gas and manufacturing sectors, and the qualification is also widely recognized by employers in the Gulf region.
Can I take the NEBOSH IGC exam online?
Yes. GIC1 is assessed through an online open-book examination, and GIC2 is a workplace-based risk assessment report that can be completed and submitted remotely, alongside ISC's classroom support in Faisalabad.