Safe Pass Training Course Dublin

Safe Pass Training Course Dublin

By National Irish Safety Organisation

Location

National Irish Safety Organisation

A11 Calmount Park Ballymount 12 Dublin Ireland

Refund Policy

Contact the organizer to request a refund.

Description

Safe Pass Health and Safety Awareness Training Programme [One day]

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Participants on the Safe Pass training course MUST have their PPS number or SOLAS-issued process number on the day of training. Contact NISO on 01 465 9760 or info@niso.ie with any queries.
NISO Safe Pass Training:
Dublin: Weekly (Every Friday)
Clonmel: Monthly
Cork: Monthly
Kilkenny: Monthly
Introduction
The SOLAS SafePass Health and Safety Awareness Training Programme is a one day safety awareness training programme aimed at all construction site personnel, including new entrants, to ensure that they have a basic knowledge of health and safety. It is important that workers have a basic knowledge of health and safety to make them aware of the inherent dangers on construction sites so that they will not be a risk to themselves or to their co-workers who work alongside them.

Aim / Objectives
To increase awareness of health and safety in the construction industry. To ensure that all construction site personnel undergo basic health and safety awareness training with the view to making a positive contribution to the prevention of accidents and avoidance of health hazards. To maintain a register of personnel who received such training. To provide all participants with a FAS Safe Pass registration card that will indicate that the holder has attended a formal course in health and safety training.
Who should attend?

All construction site personnel, including new entrants and others who require Safe Pass to gain access where there is a requirement to have Safe Pass.
Course Content

- The aims and objectives for promoting safety

 - Health and Safety at Work Legislation

- Accident reporting and emergency procedures

 - Accident prevention

 - Health and Hygiene

 - Manual Handling

 - Working at Heights

 - Working with Electricity, underground and over head services

 - Use of hand held equipment

- Safe use of vehicles

 - Noise and vibrations

 - Excavations and confined spaces

Methodology

A Practical and highly participative approach will be used throughout. When theoretical material is introduced, it will be related to relevant tasks encountered by employees while working on a construction site. The focus will be on actual situations with realistic solutions.
Course / Certificate Validation

Upon successful completion of the Safe Pass Training Programme participants will be registered with SOLAS/FAS and issued with a registration card. It is condition of renewal of the SOLAS Safe Pass registration card that participants must update their safety awareness training every four years
Course Duration

One Day
Instructor Qualifications

The course Tutor is registered with SOLAS
Course Requirements
  • For the English SafePass, all participants need to have a good working knowledge of the English language. This course will be taught in English unless previously arranged. Student should identify any special needs on booking the course.
  • A PPS number or SOLAS-issued process number.
  • One current passport photograph.
Please note that each participant must bring a PASSPORT SIZE PHOTO in order to register for the course (photo will be used on FAS ID card). The Tutor is not permitted to register any person without a passport photo.
Refreshments
Refreshments are included in the price.
Price:
NISO Fully Paid Up Members: Price €79 [includes €23 FAS Registration Fee]
Non members: Price €85 [includes €23 FAS Registration Fee]
Please note that in the event of cancellation due to the less than the minimum number of people showing up for a course on a day, NISO will not be held liable for any additional expenses incurred in attending the training course, including, but not limited to travel, mileage, accommodation, loss of earnings, etc. SafePass courses require a minimum attendance of 8 [FAS Requirements]. This attendance requirement applies to all providers.

FAQs

Location, Map and Directions

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What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?

Parking is available at the venue.

Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Contact us at 01 465 9760 or CallSave 1850 SAFETY (723389) or email info@niso.ie

Is my registration/ticket transferrable?

Yes

Can I update my registration information?

Yes, update it online or call / email us. See contact details above.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

It may speed up registration but it is not essential.

What is the refund policy?

Cancellation by NISO: NISO reserves the right to reschedule or cancel the event if insufficient numbers register or for other reasons deemed acceptable to NISO. Option to transfer to new date or receive a full refund [if applicable] will be made in this case.

Cancellation by attendee: Cancellations must be received two weeks before the commencement date and may be subject to an administration charge of 50% of the booking fee. Substitutions may be made at any time prior to the event.

The name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee. Is that okay?

Yes but please inform us prior to the event.

National Irish Safety Organisation, A11 Calmount Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12.
Tel: 01 465 9760; Fax: 01 465 9765; E-mail: info@niso.ie; Web: www.niso.ie

Organized by

National Irish Safety Organisation

Since 1963, the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO) has been the leading body providing training and advice in the area of workplace health and safety.With thousands of companies, organisations and individuals in membership and using our services, NISO has the experience and commitment to assist you with your occupational health and safety requirements.

NISO is a national not for profit organisation with the specific purpose of promoting best practice, providing training and advice, preventing injury in Irish workplaces and building strong safety cultures.

NISO’s central office is located in Dublin but the organisation operates through eight regional structures to ensure nationwide provision of services and training courses.

An executive committee oversees the work of NISO and that includes representatives from the regions as well as nominees from the Health and Safety Authority, the Insurance Industry Federation, the Irish Congress of Trade Unions and the Irish Business and Employers Confederation.

If you are not a member, now is the time to join.

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