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New title added to study book range
June 1st 2006

ACT/RMS has introduced a new book to its series of study books.

The new addition A Study Book for the NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management is designed to meet the syllabus requirements of the new NEBOSH Fire Certificate (Units FC1 and FC2), which fulfils the National Occupational Standards in Fire safety at Level 3. This has common units with the Emergency Fire services National Occupational Standards.

The guide also meets the Employment National Training Organisation (ENTO) standards for health and safety at NVQ Level 3.

Described by the company as a 'must' for those with responsibility for fire safety, the book is a useful source of information that enables those moving into fire safety advisor roles or fire service personnel to develop their knowledge as part of the Integrated Personal Development System.

The series of study books also includes: The Study Book for the NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Safety and Health; and The Study Book for the NEBOSH National General Certificate.

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