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The CCNSG Safety Passport course is a nationally recognised qualification which has been designed to offer mandatory and essential basic knowledge to personnel who work on construction and engineering sites. This 2 day course will cover a variety of topics to enable contractors to improve health, safety and environmental awareness.
Many companies require personnel to have completed this safety course and a company induction before allowing them access to a site or premises. Combining the training with a site induction enables employees and contractors to work more safely and with a lower risk to themselves and others. The CCNSG card is valid for 3 years after which a 1 day CCNSG Renewal course must be taken.
This Client Contractor National Safety Group course meets the Health & Safety executive statutory requirements.
ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION: All candidates must take with them to the course either a current UK photo card driving license or current travel passport as proof of identity. Any other type of photo ID must be agreed to before the course date. If a candidate fails to provide photographic ID they will not be accepted on the course, but will still be charged the full cost.
Delegates are also required to take a note of their National Insurance number and 2 Passport size photographs on the first day of the course.
On successful completion of the ECITB CCNSG Safety Passport course delegates will be able to:
The CCNSG Safety Passport consists of 10 Modules:
At the end of each module delegates are required to complete a multiple choice test. In order to pass delegates must achieve 80% or more on each test.
Employee and sub-contractor personnel who work within the installation and maintenance sectors of the construction and engineering industry.
Delegates looking to progress into a supervisory role should attend the CCNSG Supervisor Passport course.
ECITB - Engineering Construction Industry Training Board
Delegates attending this construction training course must have a good understanding of the English language in both verbal and written formats.
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