Safe Pass Cork
€159.00
Venue: Occupli, Little Island, Cork, T45 DK25
Course Registration – 7.45am
Each course attendee is required to have/complete:
- Proof of PPS number or a SOLAS issued process number is required by all candidates to attend SOLAS Safe Pass Training. If you do not hold an Irish PPS number please DO NOT proceed with an online booking. Please contact our office for further information on 0818 315 415.
- One passport sized photo
- Stamped self-addressed envelope
- Good standard of English (students should reach a minimum standard of English equivalent to an International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.0 or higher in IELTS tests)
- Photo ID (Passport, Drivers Licence or Public Services Card)
Safe Pass Course Cork
Safe pass course Cork venue: Occupli, Euro Business Park, Little Island, Co.Cork
Class 8:00am - 4:00pm
Price includes SOLAS Registration fees as well as light refreshments (tea/coffee and biscuits)
Course Attendee Requirements:
- Proof of Irish PPS Number
- 18+ years old
- One passport sized photo
- Photo ID (Passport, Drivers Licence or Public Services Card)
- Good Standard of English (students should reach a minimum standard of English equivalent to an International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.0 or higher in IELTS tests)
FREE PARKING!
Occupli delivers a variety of weekly Safe Pass Training courses in the Cork location. Our main training centre is in Little Island, Cork. We provide regular public and private Safe Pass Training Courses at other venues nationwide.
Occupli is a fully registered SOLAS Training provider since 2002. We have trained thousands of successful candidates in SOLAS Safe Pass Cork training courses and nationwide courses since then. Our course cost includes SOLAS fee, tea/coffee, and free parking.
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Please note Occupli are not responsible for the loss of safe pass cards in the post.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Safe Pass Training?
Safe Pass Training is a one-day safety awareness training program specifically designed for professionals in the construction industry. The primary goal of this program is to elevate the standard of safety awareness among all site personnel. By undergoing this training, participants gain essential knowledge in various aspects of health and safety awareness, including site safety protocols, relevant legislation, risk assessments, personal health considerations, and the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). This comprehensive approach ensures that everyone on a construction site is equipped with the basic health and safety awareness needed to maintain a safe working environment.
Safe Pass Course Information
The Safe Pass Course is a comprehensive one-day training program that equips participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to ensure safety on construction sites. This course aligns with the requirements set by the Solas Safe Pass Training program and covers critical elements such as the responsibilities of a safety officer, the importance of reporting hazards, and key health and safety concepts relevant to the construction industry. Upon successful completion of the course, participants receive a certificate that validates their training for a specified period, ensuring they are prepared to work safely and effectively in their roles.
Who is required to take Safe Pass Training?
If you are a construction worker, apprentice, trainee, on-site security personnel, or local authority worker in Ireland, you are required to take Safe Pass Training.
How do I book a Safe Pass course?
You can book a Safe Pass course online through the provider's website, by phone, or via email. Check the course calendar for available dates and complete the required information.
What should I bring on the training day?
You should bring your Irish PPS number, a passport-sized photo, a stamped and self-addressed envelope, and valid photo ID such as a passport, driving license, or public services card. This will ensure you have all the necessary documentation for the training day.
What topics are covered in the Safe Pass course?
The Safe Pass course covers a range of topics including site safety, legislation, risk assessments, personal health, and PPE. These are essential for ensuring a safe work environment.
How long is the Safe Pass card valid?
The Safe Pass Certification is valid for four years, after which it must be renewed through a designated test or a full-day course. This certification is mandatory for all construction site and local authority workers in Ireland and ensures that all workers maintain up-to-date safety health standards, contributing to a safer working environment.
Course Schedule and Location
Our Safe Pass Courses are conveniently held in Cork and Dublin. The course schedule is readily available on our website, allowing you to book online or by phone. Each course runs from 8:00am to 4:00pm, and participants are required to bring their Irish PPS number, a passport-sized photo, a stamped and self-addressed envelope, and valid photo ID (passport, driving license, or public services card). This ensures that all necessary documentation is in place for a smooth training experience.
Richard (verified owner) –
Course was well presented, just found breaks too long.
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Paul Moran (verified owner) –
As always it’s a long day. Facilitator helped it along and was very knowledgeable. Facilities couls be better for tea’s and coffees as everyone was congregating in the corridor. That was the only slight negative.
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Tony Miller (verified owner) –
I can’t say that I enjoyed it but it had to be done!
Brendan White (verified owner) –
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Good training
colin mills (verified owner) –
the course was ok, as it wasn’t my first safe pass course it was only ok. the facilities were very good and the course tutor was very good (thankfully).
Denis Cusack (verified owner) –
The safepass course should be more targeted. Too much info / length for those that are on a construction site but not a construction worker, I.e. HR, Procurement, etc
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James O’Shea (verified owner) –
I organised the training but was not the person trained. I have had no adverse comment