ECS Electrical Labourer Card

An essential requirement for people working or training within the electrical industry.

How would you like to obtain the ECS Electrical Labourer Card from the comfort of your own home?


Get your ECS Card with three easy steps:


  1. Submit proof of your engagement in the electrotechnical industry (explained below)

  2. Complete the one-day Safety Passport Alliance (SPA) Core H&S Course via video chat (Zoom, Teams, etc.)

  3. Complete the final multiple-choice assessment


And when you are ready, apply for your card directly on the ECS website (ecscard.org.uk).


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What is the ECS Card, and why do I need one?


The Electrical Labourer ECS card is for people working in the electrical industry, usually while completing their electrical training modules (apprenticeships, NVQs, etc.) in a supportive role to assist electricians under supervision. These cards are essential for accessing construction sites and extend to various environments.

This online course is the fastest and most efficient way to gain an approved ECS Health & Safety exemption - the Safety Passport Alliance (SPA) Core H&S Course.

Why do an online course rather than a classroom one?

  • Request your training anytime during the six-month course access period
  • One-day online training with assessment (8 AM - 4 PM) via video chat (Zoom or Teams)
  • Twice per week availability (Monday or Friday)
  • You can still ask the tutor questions if needed
  • Realistic online mock exams which you can practice with
  • 30 days money-back guarantee (not available once the course is started or completed)
  • Receive a certificate for SPA - Safety Passport (enabling you to apply for the ECS card)
 

Eligibility and requirements


If you already have one of the accepted qualifications (such as C&G 2365, 2330 or 2360) or are a fully qualified electrician, you can apply for your ECS card immediately on the ECS website. Although this course may be beneficial, it is not a necessity. You will only need to pass the ECS Health, Safety & Environmental Assessment to apply for your ECS card.

If, however, you are only at the start of your training and you still need to get one of the approved qualifications, this online course is exactly what you need. Completing the Safety Pass Alliance (SPA) H&S Core Day course is a valid exemption that can be used when applying for the ECS card.


Proof of engagement in the electrotechnical industry


Examples of acceptable proof include:

A written reference from your employer to confirm that the company employs you.

If you work for an employment business (recruitment agency), a signed letter from the company to confirm your dates of engagement as an Electrical Labourer

An electrical qualification or certificate or enrolment on a relevant course

An offer letter, employment contract or payslip from an electrotechnical business or similar.

You will be asked to submit this evidence before commencing the one-day online course.


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Frequently Asked Questions


When does the course start and finish?
You can request your one-day online training anytime within the six-month product access period. Once completed, it cannot be requested again.
Will I get my ECS card at the end of the course?
Upon completion of the course, you will be awarded the Safety Passport Alliance certificate, which can be used to apply for the ECS card directly on the ECS website (ecscard.org.uk).
Is this product covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee?
Within the first 30 days of purchase, if you have not yet started or taken the online course, you can request a full refund at any time.