Date/Time
Date(s) - 15/02/2021 - 16/02/2021
8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Location
Station House Training Centre

CCNSG National Course:

This CCNSG National course is for candidates who wants up to date basic knowledge of Health & Safety and is suitable for all all client contractors employees

Aims and Objectives:

C&G Services passport training scheme is a way of ensuring that contractor personnel are trained and assessed to a minimum safety level. This training course is designed to train operatives to meet the standard and receive the CCNSG Passport Card.

Course Content:

Session 1 Understanding personal site safety responsibilities:

• Appreciate the scale of harm caused to people through poor health and safety performance
• Understand the causes of accidents and incidents and the impact of personal behaviour and decision making in accident/incident prevention.
• Appreciate the consequences of positive and negative attitudes to safety.
• Understand the concept of “hazard”, “risk” and the importance of having and using adequate control measures.
• Delegates will participate in class discussions and activities on a number of topics including
• the benefits of the CCNSG scheme, how injury and fatality rates could be improved, why people behave unsafely.

Session 2 H & S legislation, regulations and safe working practices:

• Explain the status of Acts, Regulations, ACOP and guidance notes.
• Raise awareness of the main requirements of HASAWA relating employers and employees and possible sources of information on health and safety
• Through discussion consider the consequences of incidents and accidents.
• Raise awareness of the role of Safety Representatives
• Understand matters that must be reported to the HSE and the need to investigate incidents and accidents
• Through discussion appreciate the powers of HSE Inspectors
• Raise awareness of safe systems of work including the principles of risk assessment and the hierarchy of controls, the use of a Permit to Work System

Session 3 Common hazards at work

• An awareness of common hazards at work and the associated safe sys-tems/procedures that are commonly adopted in workplaces

An increased understanding/awareness of:

• Why certain rules and procedures are in place.
• The importance of co-operating with the organisation(s) in con-trol of the work.
• The importance of personally raising concerns and reporting certain matters.

Session 4 Other hazards, safety signs and the provision of PPE.

• Best practice in care of the environment
• An awareness of some specific hazards at work and the associated safe systems/procedures that are commonly adopted in workplaces.
• An increased appreciation of the need to co-operate with employers, clients and other stakeholders in following safe systems of work.
• An increased awareness of best practice on environmental issues and the need to follow rules and procedures.

Duration 2 days.