The Client Contractor National Safety Group (CCNSG) created the Safety Passport Scheme to help people working on sites stay safe and reduce risks. CCNSG courses are run by the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB), so the CCNSG Safety Passport is also called the “ECITB Safety Passport.”
These courses focus on on-site safety and ensure workers have basic health and safety knowledge after a site induction. The CCNSG Safety Passport is the required qualification for working on process plant sites in the UK. We offer three training courses that comprise the CCNSG Safety Passport Scheme.
The certification ensures workers have the basic safety knowledge required for industrial sites.
The Safety Passport is required for workers in various sectors, including construction, manufacturing, and engineering, who must demonstrate basic safety awareness.
The course covers essential safety topics such as hazard identification, risk assessment, site safety procedures, and emergency response.
The CCNSG Safety Passport is valid for three years from the date of issue.
To obtain the Safety Passport, you must complete and pass the National Safety course before enrolling in the CCNSG course.
You need to complete a refresher course before your current passport expires.
While it is primarily recognised within the UK, some international employers may accept it depending on their requirements.
Before taking the LATS course, you must complete and pass the National Safety course to get the Safety Passport. The LATS course builds on the knowledge from the National course.
The CCNSG Safety Passport is for people working in different sectors, including construction, manufacturing, and engineering. The CITB Site Safety Plus Scheme is specifically for the construction industry and provides courses for various levels, from employees to managers. The SPA Safety Passport, managed by the Safety Pass Alliance, covers safety in various industries such as building maintenance, food and drink, logistics, utilities, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, quarries, and construction.
Bring a form of identification, any required pre-course materials, and a willingness to participate in theoretical and practical training.