SERC's Passport To Workplace Safety

Romatech (NI) Ltd is the only provider of this qualification in the North and South of Ireland and offers full project support for major companies throughout the world. [caption id="attachment_30619" align="alignleft" width="272" caption="Pictured at the launch of the CCNSG Safety Passport training are Romatech (NI) Ltd Business Development Director Norman Large, Business Training Co-Ordinator Coleen Large and South Eastern Regional College Business Development specialist Gary Ritchie."][/caption] They have extensive experience of assisting key businesses in various industries, including Power Generation; Telecoms; Automotive and Manufacturing as well as many other sectors. The training will be delivered at SERC’s award winning Environmental Skills Centre in Newtownards. What is Safety Passport training? CCNSQ Safety Passport Training is the agreed safety qualification needed to access all UK and EU industrial engineering and construction sites. It is also known in the industry as UK Safe Pass or Client Contractor National Safety Group. This qualification gives the individual more knowledge regarding their workplace, how to work safely without risk to themselves or others, therefore decreasing the likelihood of injury. After successful completion of a two-day training course individuals are awarded a ‘Safety Passport’ which is valid for three years. ECITB (Engineering Construction Industry Training Board) administer this initiative through their network of approved training providers and by holding a central database of all cards/passports issued. Who should follow the programme? The training programme is aimed at anyone wishing to enter or work on a site within the UK or EU.xa0 It is also highly recommended for companies who seek their employees to be competent in the basic standards of Health and Safety.]]>

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