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Discuss Safepass in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Anyone know if Irish Safepass card is valid/recognised in the UK??...
          
  1. 28-01-2011 #1
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    Anyone know if Irish Safepass card is valid/recognised in the UK??
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    Default Re: Safepass

    I've never heard of it to be honest, is it the irish version of a CSCS card?
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    Default Re: Safepass

    I would say so Dan, if getting a cscs card means you pay €100, spend all day in a room being told the bleeding obvious, and receiving a card which nobody has ever asked me for!

    I'm not sure if its recognised, sorry
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    Default Re: Safepass

    I know guys who have the safepass card and who worked about Dublin for a long time but.....
    I worked there too without it and wasn't asked either, it's a joke like the rest seeing what was going on there too.
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