NOCN · RQF Level 2
NOCN Level 2 Award for Trade Union Health and Safety Representatives
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- LevelRQF Level 2
- Total credits6
- Guided learning30 hours
- Units in this qualification37
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What each unit actually teaches you to do
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These are the units NOCN registers against this qualification. It is a catalogue, not a syllabus. Which of them you take depends on the combination the qualification requires, and that is set by the awarding body rather than by us. Every unit here is regulated, and every one you earn is yours to keep.
Applying Health and Safety Legislation in the WorkplaceReal unit · NOCN
You'll explore the historical background and social-economic factors influencing specific health and safety legislation. The unit covers the main legal requirements and how these regulations can be applied to improve workplace health and safety standards.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the background and origins of specific health and safety legislation affecting the workplace.
- Know the main legal requirements of specific health and safety regulations.
- Understand how specific health and safety regulations can be used to improve health and safety standards at work.
Building Equality in the Workplace for Trade Union RepresentativesReal unit · NOCN
This unit provides trade union representatives with knowledge of workplace discrimination, its impact, and the union's role in addressing it. You'll explore methods and support for building equality and plan strategies to promote equality in the workplace and union.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the impact of discrimination in the workplace and the role of the union in addressing it
- Understand the various methods and support systems available for building equality in the workplace and within the union
- Plan strategically for building equality both within the union and throughout the workplace
COSHH and the Trade Union Health and Safety Representative’s RoleReal unit · NOCN
This unit covers health and safety risks from hazardous substances and the requirements of the COSHH Regulations. You'll be able to conduct COSHH risk assessments and specify actions to manage hazardous substances safely.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the potential health and safety risks associated with hazardous substances present in the workplace
- Understand the requirements outlined in the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations
- Conduct a thorough COSHH risk assessment for a specific workplace scenario
- Specify the necessary actions to effectively address problems related to hazardous substances in the workplace
Communication Skills for Trade Union RepresentativesReal unit · NOCN
This unit develops learners' communication skills specific to trade union contexts, enabling them to source, interpret, and respond to written materials, produce clear written reports and correspondence, participate effectively in discussions, and deliver presentations.
What you'll be able to do
- Source, read and respond to written trade union materials effectively.
- Use written communication skills for different trade union purposes, such as writing reports and correspondence.
- Take part constructively in trade union discussions on a one-to-one and group basis.
- Make a clear and informative presentation on a trade union related topic.
Conditions at WorkReal unit · NOCN
This unit provides learners with an understanding of workplace health conditions, associated hazards, relevant legislation, and company policies. You'll learn hazard prevention and control measures and how to implement appropriate actions.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the hazards associated with workplace health conditions
- Know the legislation that relates to health conditions at work
- Know how company policies relate to health conditions at work
- Understand hazard prevention measures in the workplace
- Understand hazard control measures in the workplace
- Action measures for a specific workplace health condition
Dealing with Intimidating BehaviourReal unit · NOCN
You'll develop an understanding of intimidating behaviours in the workplace, relevant legislation and policies, and will be able to devise a trade union plan to address and manage intimidation effectively.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the nature of specific intimidating behaviours that may occur in the workplace, including bullying, harassment, and discrimination.
- Understand how relevant legislation and organisational policies can support the challenging of specific intimidating behaviours at work.
- Develop a comprehensive trade union plan for effectively dealing with intimidation in the workplace, including prevention, intervention, and support strategies.
Disability Champions at WorkReal unit · NOCN
You'll explore the trade union approach to disability issues and the role and responsibilities of Disability Champions. The unit covers collabouration among Disability Champions, issues faced by members with disabilities, and planning to establish the Disability Champion role within unions.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the trade union approach to disability issues, including relevant legislation and best practices.
- Understand the role of the trade union Disability Champion, including their responsibilities and authority.
- Work effectively with other Disability Champions, fostering collaboration and sharing best practice.
- Understand issues faced by members with disabilities in the workplace, including barriers to employment and discrimination.
- Produce a plan to establish the role of Disability Champion in own workplace, outlining objectives, activities, and resources.
Domestic Violence and the Trade Union ContextReal unit · NOCN
This unit covers the reasons why domestic violence is a trade union issue, including its impact on individuals and work performance. You'll learn how to support members experiencing domestic violence and identify appropriate trade union actions.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand why domestic violence is a trade union issue, considering its impact on members and the workplace.
- Support members experiencing domestic violence, including signposting to relevant resources and providing appropriate assistance.
- Identify trade union action on domestic violence, such as policy development, awareness campaigns, and workplace support mechanisms.
Equipment at WorkReal unit · NOCN
You'll gain comprehensive knowledge of hazards and risks associated with specific workplace equipment. The unit covers relevant legislation, organisational policies, and measures for prevention, control, and protection to ensure equipment safety.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the hazards and risks associated with specific equipment used in the workplace
- Understand how relevant legislation relates to the safe use of specific equipment at work
- Understand how organisational policy relates to the safe use of specific equipment at work
- Understand prevention measures for risks associated with specific equipment at work
- Understand control measures for risks associated with specific equipment at work
- Understand protection measures for risks associated with specific equipment at work
Europe and Health and SafetyReal unit · NOCN
This unit examines the role of trade unions in European health and safety policy and decision-making. You'll understand the structure of the European Union institutions involved and the influence of European policies on UK health and safety standards.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the role of trade unions in European health and safety decision-making processes.
- Know the European Union structure and its main institutions dealing with health and safety regulations and directives.
- Recognise the influence of Europe in UK health and safety standards and legislation.
Globalisation and International DevelopmentReal unit · NOCN
This unit covers key concepts of globalisation, international development, and social justice, examining their interrelationships. You'll assess the impact of globalisation on labour markets and understand trade union approaches to international development.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the key concepts of globalisation, international development, and social justice, and their interrelationships.
- Understand the impact of globalisation on various aspects of society, including labour markets, environmental sustainability, and cultural diversity.
- Give an overview of the trade union approach to international development, including its principles, strategies, and priorities.
Globalisation and MultinationalsReal unit · NOCN
This unit introduces learners to the economic relationships underpinning globalisation, the role of international financial institutions, and multinational companies in world trade. You'll also explore trade union strategies for engaging with multinationals in the global economy.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the basic economic relationships of globalisation, including trade, investment, and migration.
- Understand the role of key international financial institutions in development, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
- Understand the role of multi-national companies in world trade, including their impact on employment and labour standards.
- Understand trade union strategies to deal with multinationals, including international solidarity and collective bargaining.
Handling Members’ ProblemsReal unit · NOCN
You'll understand common workplace problems affecting members, relevant information sources, and how to develop action plans. The unit also covers applying communication skills to handle members' problems while maintaining confidentiality.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand problems which affect members in the workplace
- Understand information relevant to a specific problem affecting members
- Produce a plan on how to take up a specific problem affecting members
- Identify communication skills required to handle members' problems
- Apply communication skills when handling members' problems
Health and Safety Issues Related to AsbestosReal unit · NOCN
You'll understand the health hazards associated with asbestos exposure, the minimum legal requirements for asbestos management, and appropriate prevention and control measures to ensure workplace safety.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the specific health hazards associated with exposure to asbestos, including the potential for developing asbestos-related diseases.
- Understand the minimum legal requirements concerning asbestos management and control in the workplace, as stipulated by relevant regulations and legislation.
- Understand appropriate prevention and control measures for asbestos, including safe handling procedures, risk assessments, and the use of personal protective equipment.
Health and Safety Legislation for Trade Union RepresentativesReal unit · NOCN
This unit provides learners with knowledge of how health and safety legislation influences workplace procedures and systems. It also covers the effects of legislative changes on the workplace and union activities, and the actions required in response to such changes.
What you'll be able to do
- Know how health and safety legislation affects workplace procedures and systems
- Understand how changes in health and safety legislation can affect the workplace or the union's operations
- Know the types of actions that may be required as a result of changes in health and safety legislation
Health and Safety Representatives InductionReal unit · NOCN
You'll develop skills in cooperative working and understand the key functions and responsibilities of union health and safety representatives. The unit also covers effective recording and organisation of information relevant to health and safety in the workplace.
What you'll be able to do
- Use skills in working co-operatively and collectively with others to achieve common goals.
- Understand the key functions of the union health and safety representative in the workplace, including their roles and responsibilities.
- Record and organise information in an appropriate way, ensuring accuracy and accessibility.
Illness at WorkReal unit · NOCN
You'll gain knowledge of hazards and risks associated with specific workplace illnesses, relevant legislation, and company policies. The unit covers prevention and control measures to manage illnesses encountered in the workplace effectively.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the hazards and risks associated with specific illnesses that may be encountered in the workplace.
- Understand how relevant legislation and company policies relate to the management of specific illnesses at work.
- Understand the prevention and control measures that can be implemented to manage specific illnesses at work.
Information and Consultation in Multinational CompaniesReal unit · NOCN
You'll gain knowledge of legislation, policies, and agreements concerning information and consultation in multinational companies. The unit also covers forms of worker representation and strategies to promote best practice in multinational workplaces.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the key features of relevant legislation, policies and agreements concerning information and consultation in multinational companies
- Understand different forms of worker representation within companies, including their roles and responsibilities
- Understand arguments to promote best practice for a specific form of worker representation, advocating for effective employee engagement
International Health and SafetyReal unit · NOCN
You'll gain an understanding of international health and safety issues relevant to themselves and their members, explore the roles of international trade unions and organisations, and recognise the steps required to develop an international approach to health and safety.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain why international health and safety issues are relevant to individuals and their members.
- Describe the role and structure of international trade unions and other international organisations in relation to health and safety.
- Recognise the steps needed to develop an international approach to health and safety within an organisation.
International Trade UnionismReal unit · NOCN
You'll understand the role and structure of international trade union and labour organisations, the importance of international links, and how to establish and strengthen these connections to support trade union collabouration.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the role and structure of international trade union and labour organisations, including their aims and objectives
- Understand the reasons for, and importance of, international links between unions, including solidarity and mutual support
- Identify the steps needed to make and strengthen international links, such as communication, collaboration, and joint campaigns
- Understand the benefits of international collaboration for trade unions and their members
Introduction to Organising Health and SafetyReal unit · NOCN
You'll understand how trade unions organise for health and safety within their organisations and the role of health and safety representatives. The unit also explores the implications of an organising approach for meeting workers' health and safety needs and building union strength.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand how the trade union organises for health and safety within their organisation
- Understand the implications of an organising approach for meeting the health and safety needs of working people
- Understand how an organising approach can contribute to building the union
Introduction to Organising and RecruitmentReal unit · NOCN
It teaches you to understand how trade unions organise within their organisations, including union structure, methods of operation, and the implications of adopting an organising approach to meet workers' needs and build union membership.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand how the union organises within their organisation, including its structure and methods of operation.
- Understand the implications of adopting an organising approach to effectively meet the needs of working people and build a stronger union presence.
Manual HandlingReal unit · NOCN
This unit covers the principles of manual handling, including hazard and risk identification and assessment. You'll understand relevant regulations and apply systematic approaches to manage manual handling issues, implementing control measures in the workplace.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the relationship between hazard and risk in manual handling, including identifying potential hazards and assessing associated risks
- Understand the relevant regulations and their application in the workplace, including the Manual Handling Operations Regulations
- Use a systematic approach to deal with manual handling issues in the workplace, including risk assessment, control measures, and safe handling techniques
Online Learning for Trade Union EducationReal unit · NOCN
This unit provides learners with an understanding of the benefits and requirements of online learning for trade union education. You'll be able to manage their own online learning and appreciate the importance of collabouration in online trade union education.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the benefits of online learning for trade union members and representatives.
- Manage your own online trade union learning effectively.
- Understand the technical and personal requirements necessary for successful online learning.
- Understand the importance of a collaborative approach to trade union education through online learning.
Promoting Trade Union Issues using FilmReal unit · NOCN
You'll learn to produce films promoting trade union issues, including creating outlines, filming relevant scenes, editing content, and publishing the finished work. The unit emphasises adherence to health and safety regulations throughout the process.
What you'll be able to do
- Produce an outline for the content of a film.
- Film appropriate scenes for a film.
- Edit the content of a film.
- Publish the finished film.
Recognising and Tackling Disability DiscriminationReal unit · NOCN
It teaches you to recognise various forms of disability discrimination, including direct, indirect, harassment, and victimisation. You'll identify sources of support and explore methods for tackling disability discrimination effectively.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand how disability discrimination can occur in various forms and contexts, including direct discrimination, indirect discrimination, harassment, and victimisation.
- Identify sources of support and guidance for tackling disability discrimination, such as legislation, policies, and advocacy organisations.
- Know different ways of tackling disability discrimination, including raising awareness, challenging discriminatory practices, and promoting inclusive policies and procedures.
Reflecting on Learning and Experience in the WorkplaceReal unit · NOCN
It teaches you to appreciate the value of prior learning and experience, understand their learning processes and environment, and reflect on their progress. You'll also examine how their learning programme influences their workplace role.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the value of prior experience and learning in personal and professional development
- Understand own learning processes, including preferred learning styles and strategies
- Understand the characteristics of the current learning environment, including available resources and support
- Reflect on progress as a learner, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement
- Know how the current learning programme will impact on own role(s) at work, including potential career progression and increased job satisfaction
Risk AssessmentReal unit · NOCN
This unit provides learners with knowledge of the legal requirements for risk assessments, the risk assessment process, and how risk assessment relates to strategies for improving workplace health and safety, including hazard identification and risk evaluation.
What you'll be able to do
- Know the key legal requirements concerning risk assessments
- Understand the risk assessment process
- Relate risk assessment to strategies for improving health and safety at work
Safety Representative SkillsReal unit · NOCN
You'll identify and analyse their own health and safety skills development needs as safety representatives. This unit covers reviewing opportunities for skill enhancement and planning personal development using SMART objectives to improve health and safety knowledge.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand own development needs for health and safety skills, including identifying areas for improvement and setting development goals
- Review own health and safety skills development opportunities, including training courses, mentoring, and on-the-job learning
- Understand development planning for own health and safety skills needs, including creating a personal development plan and tracking progress
Trade Union Representatives Supporting MembersReal unit · NOCN
You'll understand how trade unions support members in the workplace and recognise when to signpost members to appropriate support services. The unit also covers planning and implementing procedures to offer counselling support within the workplace.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand how trade unions can support members within the workplace
- Recognise when to signpost members onto appropriate support structures
- Plan to implement procedures in the workplace to offer counselling support
Trade Unions Identifying and Preventing Ill Health at WorkReal unit · NOCN
This unit enables trade union representatives to identify symptoms and effects of ill health caused or exacerbated by workplace factors. You'll understand relevant hazards, legislation, and policies, and how trade unions can take action to prevent ill health at work.
What you'll be able to do
- Recognise the common symptoms of ill health that can be caused or exacerbated in the workplace.
- Explain the potential effects of ill health on individuals and the organisation.
- Identify hazards in the workplace that may cause ill health.
- Summarise the appropriate legislation, policies and sources of information relating to ill health at work.
- Describe how a trade union can take action to prevent occupational ill health.
Trade Unions and EuropeReal unit · NOCN
This unit introduces learners to the role and structure of European Union institutions and related trade union organisations. You'll understand the impact of EU policies on national employment rights and the relationship between EU policies and trade union activities.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the role and structure of European Union Institutions and related trade union organisations, including their functions and relationships.
- Understand the impact of the European Union on national employment rights, including legislation and regulations.
- Know European Union economic and social policies, including their objectives and implementation.
- Understand the relationship between European Union policies and trade union policies and strategies, including areas of alignment and divergence.
Understanding Environmental Issues in the WorkplaceReal unit · NOCN
You'll gain an understanding of environmental changes affecting the workplace and their impact on workers and organisations. The unit includes identifying key information sources and environmental issues suitable for trade union action.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand environmental changes affecting the workplace and their potential impact.
- Identify key information appropriate to environmental changes at work, including relevant data and regulations.
- Identify environmental issues for trade union action, advocating for sustainable practices and worker well-being.
Using ICT for Trade UnionistsReal unit · NOCN
This unit enables trade unionists to operate computers effectively, organise and store information securely, and retrieve data efficiently. You'll also understand ICT safety and security practices relevant to trade union activities.
What you'll be able to do
- Operate a computer effectively.
- Organise trade union information in a structured manner.
- Store trade union information securely.
- Retrieve trade union information efficiently.
- Know safety practices when using ICT equipment.
- Know security practices to protect trade union information.
- Know the main components of a personal computer (PC).
Work Related Upper Limb Disorders - WRULDSReal unit · NOCN
You'll identify causes, symptoms, and risk factors of Work Related Upper Limb Disorders (WRULDS). The unit includes understanding legal requirements and policies, and developing proposals for prevention and control measures within the workplace.
What you'll be able to do
- Identify the causes and symptoms of Work Related Upper Limb Disorders (WRULDS), including risk factors and early warning signs.
- Understand the main legal requirements and policies in relation to WRULDS, including employer responsibilities and employee rights.
- Make proposals for prevention and control of WRULDS in the workplace, including risk assessments, ergonomic improvements, and training programmes.
Work-Life BalanceReal unit · NOCN
You'll understand changes in work time organisation and options for reorganising work time to benefit union members. The unit also covers the potential benefits of partnership between unions and management and relevant work-life balance policies and standards.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the changes taking place in the organisation of work time within different organisational contexts.
- Understand the various options available for reorganising work time to benefit union members.
- Understand the potential benefits that can arise from union and management working in partnership to address work-life balance issues.
- Understand the relevant standards and organisational policies regarding work-life balance.
- Understand different ways to achieve work-life balance for union members, considering individual needs and circumstances.
Working with Figures for Trade UnionsReal unit · NOCN
This unit develops learners' ability to solve numerical problems related to trade union activities, including calculating percentages, averages, and ratios. You'll also practise estimating, approximating, and checking results, and interpreting and presenting statistical data relevant to trade union tasks.
What you'll be able to do
- Solve trade union problems involving numbers.
- Approximate, estimate and check results.
- Interpret given statistical information and report for trade union members.
- Present and interpret secondary data relating to trade union tasks.
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Your passport
Every credit is a stamp you keep
Level 2 credits are regulated. They don’t vanish when a subscription ends or a website closes. They travel to any employer, and Zavmo keeps the map of what you’ve earned and what’s next.
Applying Health and Safety Legislation in the WorkplaceBuilding Equality in the Workplace for Trade Union RepresentativesCOSHH and the Trade Union Health and Safety Representative’s RoleCommunication Skills for Trade Union RepresentativesConditions at WorkDealing with Intimidating BehaviourDisability Champions at WorkDomestic Violence and the Trade Union Context
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NOCN Level 2 Award for Trade Union Health and Safety Representatives
- Accept the role and develop yourself as a safety representative in the offshore oil and gas industry
- Assess level of risks to assets
- Assess risks associated with health conditions
- Carry out risk assessments and understand control measures in the offshore oil and gas industry
- Carry out the security risk assessment for the client and its stakeholders
- Identify Workplace Health and Safety Hazards and Control Risks in Asbestos Surveying and Analysis
- Promote equality of opportunity and fair treatment for all union members v2
- Provide risk assessments for nuclear safety cases
Where this can lead
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Accept the role and develop yourself as a safety representative in the offshore oil and gas industryAssess level of risks to assetsAssess risks associated with health conditionsCarry out risk assessments and understand control measures in the offshore oil and gas industryCarry out the security risk assessment for the client and its stakeholdersIdentify Workplace Health and Safety Hazards and Control Risks in Asbestos Surveying and AnalysisPromote equality of opportunity and fair treatment for all union members v2Provide risk assessments for nuclear safety casesProvide safety information to constituents in the offshore oil and gas industrySupport and Contribute to the PolicySupport and Contribute to the Policy-Making Processes of the Union v2
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One-to-one, on your real workNo lectures, no past-papers. Every unit is practised on the actual tasks your job throws at you, a tutor beside you, not a video in front of you.
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Learners will explore the historical background and social-economic factors influencing specific health and safety legislation. The unit covers the main legal requirements and how these regulations can be applied to improve workplace health and safety standards.
How the thinking builds
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Built for NOCN Level 2 Award for Trade Union Health and Safety Representatives
37 units in this credential, in the order it lists them, awarded by NOCN.
- Applying Health and Safety Legislation in the Workplace
- Building Equality in the Workplace for Trade Union Representatives
- COSHH and the Trade Union Health and Safety Representative’s Role
- Communication Skills for Trade Union Representatives
- Conditions at Work
- Dealing with Intimidating Behaviour
and 31 more in the full unit list below.
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Everything you just read, learned one-to-one on the job you already do. Your first module is free, so you can see the teaching before you pay for any of it.
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