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Approved Centre DC2201634DB HSE learners have completed the OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety and the OTHM Level 7 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Management across leadership and operational roles.

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THE DB HSE METHODEvidence before conclusionStart with what the unit asks you to demonstrate, not with a memorised answer.
Explain, assess, evaluate and recommend demand different depth, structure and evidence.
Use relevant workplace context, professional judgement and traceable sources to make learning practical.
Test coverage, evidence and academic integrity before an assignment is submitted.
Before enrolling, hear directly from DB HSE’s CEO and two OTHM learners—three official OTHM features on partnership, progression and lifelong learning.
Alan Carter reflects on studying the OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety with DB HSE and how the qualification supported his continuing professional development.
Watch Alan’s storyDebjyoti Biswas explains why DB HSE partnered with OTHM and how recognised qualifications, quality assurance and learner progression shape the experience.
Watch the official OTHM videoHear from the British Army veteran and DB HSE learner as he reflects on flexible, internationally recognised learning and professional development.
Watch Wayne’s story
Debjyoti Biswas leads DB HSE International’s learning architecture, bringing professional training, quality assurance, assessment support and technical-to-academic progression into one guided experience.
DB HSE combines structured learning support with the discipline of regulated assessment and the human achievement that follows.


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