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A Marker’s Perspective – NEBOSH GC3 – Practical Assessment

Eva Ainscough · 01/05/2018 ·

A marker’s view of NEBOSH GC3 To maximise your marks, check this list of Do’s and Don'ts. Observation sheets - Worth 30 marks. Do’s Don’ts Observe 25 – 30 hazards and write them down giving some explanation of the hazard. To maximise your marks find 30 hazards Don’t … [Read more...] about A Marker’s Perspective – NEBOSH GC3 – Practical Assessment

Filed Under: Certificate, Exams, NEBOSH Tagged With: GC3, hazard, legal breaches, legislation, practical assessment

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