Thames Water Safety Passport
Thames Water Safety Passports are held in Skillguard for Utilities. This is now a self managed service. It will be necessary to ensure that all delegates are registered by their employer prior to attending the training. To register please follow this link and pay the subscription.
All personnel working with or for Thames Water on our sites or assets must have a Thames Water passport as part of the zero compromise culture.
- Contractors must obtain the passport before committing people to working on our sites.
- Personnel can only get the Thames Water Passport by attending a Thames WaterPassport course.
- Thames Water Passports must be kept up to date and readily available for inspection.
- Construction workers undertaking construction work will require a CSCS card and a Thames Water Passport.
Who
All personnel working with or for Thames Water on our sites or assets must have a Thames Water passport as part of the zero compromise culture.
What
The Thames Water passport helps ensure that everyone working on Thames Water sites and assets has been provided with relevant and consistent training to understand the risks on site and the expectations Thames Water have. It also ensures that everyone is aware of how their behaviours impact on themselves, colleagues, the business, the environment and our customers.
Site specific information will be provided by the employer/contractor/supplier as part of the company and site induction process.
When
This a half a day course - a full list of calendar dates can be found here.
why
The Thames Water Passport ensures that everyone has undergone the same level of training on hazards, risks and expected behaviours. It is also a way to ensure that people have medical clearance, if required, before commencing work.
This standard is for all employees and contractors. The employing company is responsible for ensuring that this standard is fully complied with.
Personnel who do not have a Thames Water passport, will not be allowed to start work on site.