Letting a Safety Passport lapse can mean losing site access altogether, and the ECITB CCNSG Safety Passport Renewal Course exists to make sure that never happens. This nationally recognised, one-day qualification brings delegates up to date with current legislation and safety practices before their existing card expires, keeping site access uninterrupted.
Cards must be renewed before they expire, and delegates who successfully complete this course are issued a new CCNSG Safety Passport, valid for a further three years. Delegates renewing their qualification often revisit topics from the original ECITB CCNSG Safety Passport Course, since this renewal builds directly on that foundation rather than starting from scratch.
Because asbestos, COSHH and working at height all feature within the renewal syllabus, delegates wanting a deeper technical refresh in any one area often pair this course with the Asbestos Awareness Course, the COSHH Online Course or Working at Height Training. Anyone whose role also involves manual handling on site may want to keep the Manual Handling Online Course in mind too, given how frequently the two areas overlap in day-to-day site work.
Delegates must hold a valid CCNSG Safety Passport and present it to the trainer on arrival, along with a current UK photo card driving licence or valid passport as proof of identity, their National Insurance number, and two passport-sized photographs on the first day. Failure to produce a valid, in-date passport may result in entry to the course being refused, and full course fees may still apply.