The Safety Passport was developed by ISQ in 2000, inspired by other international certification systems adopted by various large companies operating in the Energy, Oil and Gas sectors, which outsource various types of interventions in their facilities. It was created to raise awareness among suppliers about safety practices in highly hazardous environments and to certify that all professionals possess the minimum required safety skills. The Safety Passport is a registered trademark owned by ISQ, aimed at preventing and reducing workplace accidents.

At the end of the training, participants should be able to:

• Adopt proactive safety behaviors that enhance work quality and reduce accidents in construction sites and industrial facilities.
• Identify the main hazards and risks present in the workplace.
• Apply prevention principles, adhering to safety signs and procedures.
• Comply with safety rules and practices regarding tools and equipment.

This course is designed for all workers, particularly those in industrial and construction environments.

The training will be conducted in English.

• General Safety Principles
• Risk Management Measures
• Occupational Health and Safety
• Fire Safety
• Working In Special Risks
• Working On Electrical Installations
• Load Handling

The training will be conducted in English.

E-LEARNING TRAINING

The training will be conducted through our Moodle platform, being 100% e-learning (with no synchronous sessions, videoconferences, or trainer support).

Participants have four full days to complete all training activities, allowing them to manage their time as they see fit (no predefined schedule).

Enrollment payment must be made before the start of the training.

At the end of the course, a digital Safety Passport valid for five years will be issued to all participants who successfully complete the program.

As part of our commitment to adopting more sustainable practices, we are replacing physical cards with digital documents.

This new digital document offers several benefits, including faster access to information and a significant reduction in material usage, thus contributing to environmental preservation.