Safe Pass Training Course
Safe Pass: One Day Training Course
Safe Pass is a mandatory safety awareness training programme for construction workers. Safe Pass training prepares you to work on construction sites without being a risk to yourself or others.
Employers must make sure that employees on construction sites carry Safe Pass cards. As a result, employers must ensure that all employees are properly trained.
Safe Pass is a one-day, instructor-led course that includes presentations, discussions, videos, and a multiple-choice exam at the end. Successful completion earns a SOLAS Safe Pass Card, valid for four years.
All construction workers in Ireland must carry a valid Safe Pass card to enter and work on a construction site.
Safe Pass training covers essential construction site safety, including legislation, risk assessment, accident reporting, and emergency procedures, along with practical modules on PPE, manual handling, working at heights, electricity, excavations, noise, and equipment/vehicle safety, culminating in a written exam to promote a strong safety culture for all workers.
Our Safe Pass training can be delivered on-site in a suitable training room. Public Courses are regularly available and take place in the Springfield Hotel, Leixlip.
Safe Pass Course Outline:
Promoting Safety Culture: Duties, responsibilities, and creating a safety-first mindset.
Health & Safety Legislation: Understanding legal requirements.
Accident Reporting: Procedures for reporting incidents and near-misses.
Risk Assessment: General principles and specific risks (electricity, excavations, heights).
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Selection and use.
Working at Height: Safety measures for elevated tasks.
Electricity: Hazards of overhead and underground services.
Excavations & Confined Spaces: Safe practices for these high-risk areas.
Manual Handling: Techniques to prevent injuries.
Noise & Vibration: Managing harmful exposure.
Equipment & Machinery: Safe use of hand-held tools and construction equipment.
Vehicles: Safe operation on site.
Health & Hygiene: Personal well-being.