Making Thames Water site-safety guidance clear and engaging is the course’s defining strength: attendees value knowledgeable, friendly trainers who explain procedures plainly, invite questions and involve the group. They describe the content as practical, relevant and easy to follow, with real-world examples, videos and slides helping them understand hazards, site expectations and safe working. The well-structured pace and manageable length support learning they apply with greater confidence at work.
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About this course
This course is aimed at those individuals who work as Operational Contractors on Thames Water sites. The Thames Water Safety Passport ensures that everyone working for or on behalf of Thames Water has been provided with consistent information on hazards and risks that may be encountered and understand the importance of working safely. The course focuses on Thames Water’s core safety message; ‘Zero Incidents, Zero Harm, Zero Compromise’. This course is a pre requisite to any activities starting on site and operatives may be asked to present it on arrival or during their work activities.
What you will learn
Modules include:
- Who are Thames Water
- Major Hazards
- Why do incidents occur?
- Communication & Engagement
Note – For capital delivery contractors, there is an alternative TW Passport scheme which should be attended.
Recent reviews
Outstanding
Amazing information Nicely guided .
Instructor was professional and made sure to keep each person happy and interested, as for the training I understand there is a basic need to understand hazards and risks but I would also understand if people were to get confused as to what applies to them as some factors may…Instructor was professional and made sure to keep each person happy and interested, as for the training I understand there is a basic need to understand hazards and risks but I would also understand if people were to get confused as to what applies to them as some factors may not come into play in different situations and works being carried out would not affect those carrying out such tasksRead more