Sector
Level 7 diplomas in Project, Risk and Safety Management
Project management, risk management, occupational and process safety: the deepest group on the site.
Our view
What this group covers, and what it does not
Eight diplomas, the most in any sector here. Project management and risk management each appear twice, once from each awarding body. Occupational health and safety management appears three times: OTHM's diploma, Qualifi's diploma and Qualifi's International diploma. The eighth, Process Safety Management, is a 60-credit Qualifi International diploma aimed at people in high-hazard industries. Choosing between the OTHM and Qualifi versions of the same subject comes down to unit structure and how each awarding body frames the assignments, which each page sets out. None of these confer chartered or professional-body status, and a safety diploma at Level 7 is not a substitute for a NEBOSH or equivalent certificate where one is required by your employer.
The diplomas
8 programmes in Project, Risk and Safety Management
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OTHM · Ofqual 603/7782/3
Level 7 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Management
6 mandatory units, assessed by written assignment. My fuller account of this programme is being written; the awarding body's facts and an enquiry panel are on the page now.
- Credits
- 120
- Hours
- 1,200
- Units
- 6
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Qualifi · Ofqual 610/2295/0
Level 7 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Management
6 mandatory units, assessed by written assignment. My fuller account of this programme is being written; the awarding body's facts and an enquiry panel are on the page now.
- Credits
- 120
- Hours
- See spec
- Units
- 6
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OTHM · Ofqual 603/5638/8
Level 7 Diploma in Project Management
Five units, two of them worth 30 credits, for project and programme managers who lead large, contracted, logistically complex work and want the qualification to match.
- Credits
- 120
- Hours
- 1,200
- Units
- 5
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Qualifi · Ofqual 610/1342/0
Level 7 Diploma in Project Management
12 mandatory units, assessed by written assignment. My fuller account of this programme is being written; the awarding body's facts and an enquiry panel are on the page now.
- Credits
- 120
- Hours
- See spec
- Units
- 12
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OTHM · Ofqual 603/6782/9
Level 7 Diploma in Risk Management
For risk, compliance, audit and resilience professionals who want to move from managing a register to advising a board on the risks that matter.
- Credits
- 120
- Hours
- 1,200
- Units
- 6
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Qualifi · Ofqual 610/2175/1
Level 7 Diploma in Risk Management
6 mandatory units, assessed by written assignment. My fuller account of this programme is being written; the awarding body's facts and an enquiry panel are on the page now.
- Credits
- 120
- Hours
- See spec
- Units
- 6
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Qualifi · Ofqual 603/5639/X
Level 7 International Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Management
8 mandatory units, assessed by written assignment. My fuller account of this programme is being written; the awarding body's facts and an enquiry panel are on the page now.
- Credits
- 120
- Hours
- See spec
- Units
- 8
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Qualifi · Ofqual 603/7608/9
Level 7 International Diploma in Process Safety Management
4 mandatory units, assessed by written assignment. My fuller account of this programme is being written; the awarding body's facts and an enquiry panel are on the page now.
- Credits
- 60 (shorter)
- Hours
- See spec
- Units
- 4
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