Course Overview

COVID-19

Every effort has been made to ensure this course can be delivered effectively, with social distancing measures in place. Hand gel is available throughout the College, and candidates are advised to follow government guidelines with regard to the coronavirus. You must complete the Covid-19 Declaration Form contained in the confirmation email and bring it to the College on the course date.

Course Benefits

This interactive classroom based course gives a forum for you/your staff to learn from the lessons as well as from the wide range and depth of experience of other delegates on the course. You or your staff will acquire a raised level of awareness of hazards and ways to reduce risk to you/them. This will benefit you/them by reducing the risk of you/them suffering personal harm and/or financial loss. You/your staff will be able to access CCNSG sites which will help anyone involved in tendering for contracts.

Additional Information

This course is for anyone requiring a Safety Passport, when carrying out repairs or maintenance on Client sites. All delegates must produce their National Insurance number, plus two passport-size photographs, means of identification e.g. international travel passport, or photo driving licence. ACE Cards (Assuring Competence in Engineering Construction) - If you hold an ACE card it can be combined on a single card with the CCNSG card on successful completion of the CCNSG 2 Day National Safety course.

Course Content

There are 4 sessions: 1] Introduction to the CCNSG safety passport scheme; The importance of the Engineering Construction Industry; Safe Behaviour at Work; Consequences of good and poor behaviour at work; 2] Duties under health and safety legislation; Hazards and Risks; The role of risk assessment in the workplace; Concept of reducing risk to as low a level as is reasonably practicable.; 3] Fire Safety; Manual Handling; Requirements of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER); Noise; Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS); Confined Spaces; Control of Substances Hazardous to Health; 4] Mechanical Lifting Operations; Asbestos; Working at height; Site transport safety; Signage; Excavations; Electrical Safety including Isolation procedures; Environment; Accident reporting.

Course Tutor

These courses are delivered by dedicated, specialist and experienced health and safety lecturers who are accustomed to working with a wide range of trainee abilities. All lecturers who deliver these courses are professionally qualified both in OSH and Education ? this gives you the reassurance of quality training for you or your staff.

Cancellation Policy

CANCELLATIONS The National Maritime Training Centre/Occupational Safety & Health Centre reserves the right to cancel a course in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Whilst this necessity is regretted we will endeavour to give as much notice as possible, and in all cases the student will have the option of transferring to another course at a later date. Cancellations made by students or their sponsors, must be received by letter, fax or E-mail and will be charged as appropriate at the following rates:- Within 10 working days of the start date: 25% of the course fee Within 2 working days of the start date: 50% of the course fee On the start date, or non-attendance: 100% of the course fee Cancellation fees will be credited against an invoice if the student completes the course at a later date within the same financial year. Private students will, if applicable, be refunded in accordance with the above policy.