> Implementing The Passport Scheme - A Starters Guide
The Food and Drink Steering Committee have produced an excellent summary of the experiences gained when implementing the scheme on their own sites. This guide to "Implementing The Passport Scheme - A Starters Guide" is available on the Food Sector page. [read more]

> Safety Passport Scheme Dramatically Reduces Accidents At Metronet
The safety passport scheme - an essential part of Metronet's health and safety initiatives - has led to a 75 per cent reduction in accident statistics in only 18 months.[read more]

> United Biscuits Adopts Safety Passport Scheme
United Biscuits ('UB'), a leading European manufacturer of biscuits and snacks, has called on its contractors to adopt the industry's safety passport scheme in a drive to further improve safety at all its manufacturing and distribution sites.[read more]

> The Benefits Of The Passport By Ian Burke, Group Safety Manager, Nestle UK
The introduction of the safety passport at Nestle was part of a review and tightening of all our own contractor management safety procedures. This has resulted in a reduction of contractor accident statistics by 68 per cent over the last two years. [read more]

> Safety Passport Scheme Reduces Accidents At Leicester City Council
The first local authority in England to introduce a safety passport scheme for its housing maintenance operatives has seen a 32 per cent drop in its accident rates in the last three years. [read more]

> Safety Passports Scheme Expands Into Several Business Sectors
Will Hooper, Eli Lilly's environmental health and safety adviser said: "We got involved because we saw the very positive track record that SPA has achieved in other industry segments. There is not only anecdotal evidence but hard data that demonstrates that the safety passport scheme can reduce accidents." [read more]

> Gilbarco Urges Contractors To Renew Their Safety Passports
Terry Moody, Gilbarco's Health and Safety Adviser, said: "Last year we had our best-ever year as far as accidents are concerned, and we cite the passport scheme as one of the reasons for the low number." [read more]