Foundation Passport - Consultants

The Foundation Passport - Consultants course is suitable for all consultants working in civil and building construction, manufacturing, and maintenance projects. This includes architects, engineers, designers, consulting engineers, quantity surveyors, landscape architects, quality inspectors, temporary works designers, programmers, equipment suppliers, planners and scientists.

With the Foundation Passport - Consultants you will:

Encourage increased productivity.
Minimise project costs.
Improve health and safety awareness for yourself and others.
Earn 2 credits towards your Health and Safety in Construction Programme.

What The Course Covers

Developing a business case for health and safety on any project
Understanding the health and safety responsibilities of project consultants
The impact of the Health and Safety at Work Act on Consultants
Personal safety
The ways in which Consultants influence project safety

Site Safe regularly reviews and updates course content in partnership with the construction industry, to ensure alignment to best practice industry standards. Our latest version of the Site Safe Passport takes an interactive format, including a competitive team quiz, group workshops and videos to ensure an engaging and enjoyable learning experience. Visit our Why Choose Site Safe Training page for more information.

What You Will Learn

Learning Objectives

Recognise the value of high-level health and safety performance to a project
Understand the range of project safety roles and responsibilities
Know how to keep yourself safe on a project
Take a leadership role in influencing project safety

What You'll Get at the End of the Course

A Site Safety Card (Passport) that indicates your level of training and gives you access to site (valid for two years). The Site Safety Card will include a green 'Foundation' indicator so anyone can see that foundational level training has been completed.
20 points towards the New Zealand Institute of Architects Continued Professional Development Programme
4 approved hours for New Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors Continued Professional Development
4 Licensed Building Practitioner points
2 credits towards the Health and Safety in Construction Programme (only one Passport level course may be counted towards the Certificate in Construction Site Safety)
A Site Safe Passport Handbook

This course aligns with elements 7, 9 and 10 of the Competence Standard for members of IPENZ.

Next Learning Steps

Completing a Site Safe Passport means you'll gain site access for the next two years.

Next time you want to renew your site access, you can expand your health and safety knowledge with a new course that's relevant to you. We now offer a suite of cost-effective four-hour Passport Plus courses on specific subjects, as well as a variety of one and two day courses, all of which will renew your Site Safety Card/Passport.

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Have a look at the pathway examples for more training options after successfully completing this course.

Check out our Training CPD Matrix to see Site Safe courses and credits at a glance.

With over 60,000 New Zealand construction workers attending a Site Safe Passport course each year, most major New Zealand contractors require a Site Safety Card for entry to their sites, and as a prerequisite in their tender process.

As well as offering Foundation Passport courses for the building construction, electrical, and consultant industries, Site Safe now also offers a range of four-hour Passport Plus courses which renew Site Safety Cards.

Book your seat on the next course today, or contact us for more information.

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