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This is an awareness ONLY course and can be delivered in person or online, it does not include climbing or any practical element. The course is suitable for MEWP operators or senior staff.

This accreditation covers Gas Testing and Cover Lifting. It provides learners with the knowledge and skills to identify the hazards and potential risks involved in working safely on or in proximity to underground structures and operational buildings.

This qualification is required for anyone working on the Openreach network where there are breaking ground or there is a risk to network infrastructure or any harm to persons.

Aimed predominantly at telecoms workers this 1-day training demonstrate safe methods for locating and clearing blockages in the underground networks.

The purpose of this accreditation is to provide learners with the necessary information to understand and demonstrate the requirements for duct laying and slewing in the telecoms utility pipe networks

This course covers core drilling into telecommunications jointing chambers in accordance with industry standards.

This course is designed to teach the Tetra Safety system which is required by anyone climbing poles o ladders on the Openreach Network, Virgin Media, EE, City Fibre and more

SA020 Has been withdrawn by Smart Awards and replaced with SA029 and SA030.

This course provides learners with the skills and knowledge of selection and use of adequate and suitable Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) in the workplace, in order to comply with the law.

This 1/2 day course including a practical lesson and assessment teaches the safe use of abrasive wheels including portable cut-off saws.

This half-day training provides essential foundation knowledge in the dangers of asbestos and can be delivered remotely.

The SA022 – Track and Locate Underground Services course provides learners with the knowledge and skills of planning, safely locating and avoiding underground services.

A half-day course in the principles and practices of safe manual handling, can be delivered remotely as there is no practical element.

This course is aimed at operatives working on poles to enable them to successfully safely rescue a person suspended at height. NB - this does NOT allow the learner to forward deliver this course.

The SA001 qualification covers three modules: Overhead Safety, Pole checking and Joint user Poles. Aimed at operatives working on the overhead telecoms network it takes up to 2.5 days.

This course is aimed at operatives working on poles to enable them to successfully safely rescue a person suspended at height. NB - this does NOT allow the learner to forward deliver this course.

IPAB 1b, 1b+ Static Boom (Vehicle Mounted or Push Around) The typical qualification for the telecoms industry

The SA022 – Track and Locate Underground Services course provides learners with the knowledge and skills of planning, safely locating and avoiding underground services.

Our SHEA Telecommunications scheme is designed for individuals who require access to operational sites within the telecommunications industry, both permanent and temporary, at all levels including operatives, supervisors and management.

SA020 Has been withdrawn by Smart Awards and replaced with SA029 and SA030.

This course is designed to teach the Tetra Safety system which is required by anyone climbing poles o ladders on the Openreach Network, Virgin Media, EE, City Fibre and more

This course covers core drilling into telecommunications jointing chambers in accordance with industry standards.

This is an awareness ONLY course and can be delivered in person or online, it does not include climbing or any practical element. The course is suitable for MEWP operators or senior staff.

This course is for anyone working in a low-risk environment where there is simple access and no foreseeable risks.

This CABWI Medium Risk Confined Spaces Course equips candidates with the skills and knowledge to work safely in medium risk confined spaces and control entry (supervise)

This course is for anyone working in a high-risk environment requiring teh use of Full Breathing Apparatus.

Medium risk confined space training equips entrants with skills to safely enter, work, recognise hazards, follow procedures, and respond to emergencies effectively.

Our SHEA Telecommunications scheme is designed for individuals who require access to operational sites within the telecommunications industry, both permanent and temporary, at all levels including operatives, supervisors and management.

Our SHEA Water scheme is designed for individuals who require access to operational sites within the water industry, both permanent and temporary, at all levels including operatives, supervisors and management

The National Water Hygiene (‘Blue Card’) scheme plays a vital part in ensuring the protection of public health and promoting good water hygiene practices. The scheme has been developed in collaboration with all UK water companies.

Our SHEA Gas scheme is designed for individuals who require access to operational sites within the gas industry, both permanent and temporary, at all levels including operatives, supervisors and management.

Our SHEA Power scheme is designed for individuals who require access to operational sites within the power industry, both permanent and temporary, at all levels including operatives, supervisors and management.

The NRSWA operative qualification certifies workers to safely perform street works, ensuring compliance with regulations, proper excavation, reinstatement, traffic management, and public safety standards requirements.

The NRSWA supervisor qualification certifies individuals to oversee street works, ensuring compliance, coordination, safety, quality of reinstatement, and adherence to legal and traffic management requirement

The Signing Lighting and Guarding unit for Operatives (O1) is also known as Unit 2 and can be undertaken as a one-day course, as a standalone unit on a NRSW card.

NRSWA re-assessment is specifically designed as an invigilated examination-only to ensure minimum downtime for candidates. All units can be completed typically in 1-day.

The Signing Lighting and Guarding unit for Supervisors (S1) is also known as Unit 10 and can be undertaken as a one-day course, as a standalone unit on a NRSW card.

NRSWA Operative or Supervisor REFRESHER courses are specifically designed to refresh your memory prior to sitting the online open book tests. Our trainers will spend a few hours over 2 days preparing you for the renewal test.

The Signing Lighting and Guarding unit for Supervisors (S1) is also known as Unit 10 and can be undertaken as a one-day course, as a standalone unit on a NRSW card.

The Signing Lighting and Guarding unit for Operatives (O1) is also known as Unit 2 and can be undertaken as a one-day course, as a standalone unit on a NRSW card.