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Safe Pass Course Wexford & Gorey

SOLAS-certified Safe Pass training at our Gorey training venue, Co. Wexford — free parking, friendly tutors, and your card sorted in a single day.

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Safe Pass Course Wexford — SOLAS certification with WorkSafe Ireland

By WorkSafe Ireland · Health & Safety Training & Consultancy

If you need your Safe Pass in Wexford, you do not have to travel to Dublin to get it. WorkSafe Ireland runs a regular SOLAS Safe Pass Course Wexford from our training centre in Gorey, Co. Wexford — a one-day, fully certified programme that gives you the card you need to work legally on any construction site in Ireland.

We've been delivering health and safety training for over 20 years, and our Gorey centre is purpose-built for it: spacious, comfortable, with free all-day parking and modern AV equipment. Based nearer the capital? See our Safe Pass course in Dublin (Tallaght) instead. This guide covers what the Safe Pass Course Wexford involves, who needs it, and how to book your place locally.

What is the Safe Pass course?

Safe Pass is a one-day health and safety awareness programme developed by SOLAS, the State agency responsible for further education and training in Ireland. Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013, construction workers — including apprentices and trainees — are legally required to hold a valid Safe Pass card. There's more detail on our Safe Pass page.

On completion you receive a Safe Pass registration card valid for four years. The day is tutor-led, interactive, and designed so everyone leaves with a clear understanding of how to stay safe on site.

Who needs a Safe Pass?

  • Construction operatives, apprentices and tradespeople
  • Site managers, supervisors and engineers
  • Anyone whose work brings them onto a construction site in Ireland

To attend, you must be 16 years or older, have a PPS number, and be able to speak and write English.

Safe Pass Course Wexford — construction hard hats and site PPE
Get site-ready with a SOLAS Safe Pass.

Where the Safe Pass Course Wexford is held

Our Safe Pass Course Wexford runs locally in Gorey, easy to reach from across the South East — Gorey, Enniscorthy, Wexford town, Arklow and surrounding areas. Free parking on site.

Course venue — Gorey

Ashdown Park Hotel & Leisure Club, The Coach Road, Gorey, Co. Wexford

Eircode: Y25 V1D6

Book / enquire: 053 94 81445 · info@worksafe.ie

Free all-day parking on site.

SOLAS-listed course. Our Gorey Safe Pass dates are published on the official SOLAS Safe Pass course finder, delivered by registered tutor Declan Gibney. Venue can vary by date — always check the live date listing before you travel.

WorkSafe Ireland's office and booking line is at Unit 12 Enterprise Centre, Gorey Business Park, Gorey, Co. Wexford — call 053 94 81445 or email info@worksafe.ie any time.

What to bring on the day

  • Photo ID (driving licence or passport)
  • Your PPS number (required to register your card with SOLAS)
  • A pen and something to take notes with
Safe Pass Course Wexford training at WorkSafe Ireland

How to book your Safe Pass Course Wexford

Booking your Safe Pass Course Wexford is straightforward. Pick an upcoming date that suits you and reserve your place online, or call us and we'll sort it over the phone. Group and on-site bookings for companies are also available — get in touch for a quote.

Booking for a team? If you have a group of staff who all need certified, we can run a dedicated course at our Gorey centre or on your own site to minimise disruption. Call 053 94 81445.

Safe Pass course Wexford — frequently asked questions

What is a safe pass?

Safe Pass is a one-day health and safety awareness training programme developed by SOLAS for people working on construction sites in Ireland. On completion you receive a Safe Pass registration card that proves you have completed the recognised site-safety training.

How much is a safe pass course in Ireland?

WorkSafe Ireland's one-day Safe Pass course in Gorey is currently €175 per person — this includes your SOLAS registration fee, a breakfast roll and refreshments on the day. In-company group courses are €1,950 (4–16 people) plus €32 per person registration — call 053 94 81445 for a quote.

How to get a safe pass?

To get a Safe Pass you complete a one-day SOLAS-approved course with a registered provider like WorkSafe Ireland. Book a date at our Gorey centre, attend the full day with your PPS number and photo ID, and your registration card is issued afterwards.

How to apply for a safe pass?

You don't apply separately — you book onto an approved Safe Pass course. Reserve a place on an upcoming WorkSafe Ireland course online or by phone, bring your PPS number on the day, and your card is registered with SOLAS for you.

How long does a safe pass last?

A Safe Pass card is valid for four years from the date of issue. Before it expires you simply repeat the one-day course to renew it.

Who pays for safe pass?

It varies. Some workers pay for their own Safe Pass; in many cases the employer covers the cost as part of getting staff site-ready. We can invoice companies directly for individual or group bookings — just let us know when you book.

Can you fail a safe pass course?

Safe Pass is an awareness programme rather than a pass/fail exam. To be certified you need to attend the full day and take part in the modules. As long as you complete the course, your card is issued.

Does safe pass cover manual handling?

No — Safe Pass is general construction safety awareness and does not certify you in manual handling. Manual Handling is a separate certified course, which WorkSafe Ireland also runs. Many people book the two together; ask us about our Safe Pass & Manual Handling bundle.

What to bring to safe pass course?

Bring photo ID (driving licence or passport) and your PPS number so we can register your card. A pen is handy for notes. That's all you need for the day.

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