You can take part in the CCNSG Renewal course up to six months before your current card is due to expire. Once it has expired, you will need to attend the first CCNSG National course in order to remain qualified.
This renewal course is administered by accredited trainers at our dedicated training facility in the North West. The courses focus on the need for advanced Health and Safety standards in a range of industries. It reviews all of the information covered in the initial CCNSG course, as well as any updates to relevant legislation.
This one-day CCNSG course covers the basics of the content covered in the National course. It includes updates and refreshes your knowledge of required health and safety information. If successful, you will be awarded a new CCNSG Safety Passport (also known as an ECITB Safety Passport as the scheme is accredited by the ECITB), which is valid for a further three years.
For further information or questions, please get in touch with our team directly at Bookings@psiglobaltraining.com. You can also book directly through our Booking Page to see what dates we have available now.
You will be expected to sit a multiple-choice exam at the end of this one-day course. Successful candidates will receive a temporary passport which will be valid for six weeks until your new CCNSG Safety Passport card has arrived.
For further information or questions, please contact our team directly at Bookings@psiglobaltraining.com. You can also book directly through our website.
This course is put on by the ECITB, the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board, and is meant for people who work within the Construction and Engineering industries. It’s also for those who are sub-contractors working within the Installation and Maintenance sectors.
When booking, please ensure you upload a copy of your CV and a reference to verify your experience relevant to the course you’re looking to book. Once this has been received, our trainer, Jonathan, will arrange a call to discuss your experience and the details of the course. If your experience cannot be verified, the delegate will be issued with a trainee card. Any candidate found to not have the relevant experience will have their Bronze or Silver module revoked, and a trainee card will be issued.
