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What
is a health and safety training Passport?
A health and safety training passport is similar
to any other passport. It allows the holder access
to a passport-controlled work environment.
Why
should I offer the SPA Passport scheme?
This is the leading multi-industry health and
safety training passport scheme. A number of key
industry sectors have already developed - in partnership
with us - tailored industry-specific training
packages and we are currently working with many
more.
Safety Pass Alliance is an organisation providing
a safety passport scheme to many industrial sectors.
This industry-led, nationally recognised scheme
reflects proposed Health and Safety Executive
(HSE) syllabus guidance.
There is a high level of demand for the SPA Passport
programme. The scheme represents a UK-wide commercial
opportunity, giving you the chance to open up
new markets for your business.
How
can I become an SPA Passport trainer?
You will need to hold the NEBOSH Certificate (or
equivalent) as the minimum health and safety qualification
and you will need relevant training delivery experience
and/or a training qualification. You will also
need to attend a familiarisation session which
explains the background to the scheme and the
administration procedures in detail, and ideally
the Passport training day for each training package
that you plan to deliver.
If, for example, you want to offer the core day,
it is recommended that you undertake the core
day training and pass the assessments yourself.
Some sectors require trainers to have additional
industry-specific knowledge.
There
are a number of information leaflets available
for you, including Prices, Applications and Training
Materials Orders. Please click on the link below
to download them.
How
long does the training take?
The training is currently designed to be delivered
over one or two days. The core day is generic
to all industries and forms the first day of training.
The second day, if required, covers sector-specific
training.
What's
in the SPA Passport package?
Each training package includes a CD version of
the slides, tutor workbook, pocket guide for delegates,
administration guide and end assessments.
What
do successful trainees get?
A robust plastic photocard, valid for three years,
is given to each participant who completes the
training successfully. The Passport, issued within
15 working days, features photo and personal information
printed using a process which embeds the dye in
the card - similar to the UK driving licence.
Printed cards are coated with a holocote finish
to ensure the Passport is tamper-proof.
If required, successful trainees can also be issued
with a temporary card immediately after they complete
the assessments.
How
is the Passport checked?
All Passport details are held on a central database
which can be interrogated by clients.
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