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EUSR Training Courses

EUSR course relate to the Energy & Utility Skills Register. EUSR Passport schemes are entry-level training programmes relating to the energy and utilities sectors, which have been developed in collaboration with employers within the specific sectors.

There are various schemes relating to different industry sectors.They provide a uniform approach to health, safety and environmental awareness training across a range of industry types working with the utilities sector.

Course Detail

There are different modules within the EUSR training scheme. The SHEA Core Module, is non-industry specific whereas SHEA Sector courses, relate specifically to different industries in the utilities sector.

SHEA EUSR ID Cards display the CSCS logo, which gives the card holder individual access to sites operating under the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS).

The full range of EUSR course categories includes:

• EUSR SHEA Core
• EUSR SHEA Sector
• EUSR National Water Hygiene Scheme
• EURS Skills-Based Schemes.

EUSR SHEA Core Courses

The SHEA Core modules are non-industry specific and are a key component of industry sectors training programs. The SHEA Core modules are:

• Understanding our workplace responsibilities (Module 1)
• Understanding the effects of our work on the environment (Module 2)
• Identifying and controlling risks (Module 3)
• Common hazards in the workplace (Module 4)
• Occupational health hazards (Module 5)
• Responding to emergencies (Module 6)

EUSR SHEA Sector Courses

Current EUSR industry sector schemes include:

• SHEA Gas
• SHEA Water
• SHEA Telecommunications
• SHEA Cross-Country Pipelines
• SHEA Power
• SHEA Waste & Resource Management (including SHEA SWITCH in Scotland)

These industry specific schemes include the SHEA Core modules plus industry specific contextualised modules.

EUSR registration for a specific sector programme lasts for either three or five years depending on the SHEA scheme.

Note: If an individual already holds a SHEA registration on EUSR for a specific scheme and then needs to add an additional sector, there is an option to undertake a reduced programme of training and assessment for the new sectors elements, allowing them to  add on an additional SHEA registration to their existing registration.

The National Water Hygiene Scheme Details

The EUSR National Water Hygiene Scheme covers issues such as health and hygiene awareness and contamination risks when working on clean water sites, water treatment plants, or works on the water network. Registration on this scheme is needed for access to the operational and restricted sites, of all UK Water Companies.

EUSR Skills-Based Schemes

In addition to the EUSR Passports schemes, there is also a number of skills-based schemes across a range of industries, including:

• Basic Tower Climbing & Rescue (MATS)
• Confined Spaces
• Confined Spaces (Water)
• Leakage Detection & Control (Water)
• Licence to Control (Water)
• Network Construction Operations (NCO) Gas
• Network Construction Operations (NCO) Water
• Plant for Utilities Scheme (PLUS)
• Power Skills Scheme
• Safe Control of Mains Connections (Water)
• Smart Metering
• Utility Excavations
• Utility Network Construction Supervisors

Course Delivery

Classroom based EUSR training courses are available across the UK. Please see all available courses below or for more help and further information about the EUSR courses available, please click here to send an enquiry.

Current course options in this category are detailed below . If you cannot see the course type that you require, or if you need any general help, please send an enquiry to enquiries@bookmycourse.co.uk.  

Related Categories

• EUSR National Water Hygiene Scheme
• EUSR SHEA Gas
• EUSR SHEA Water
• EUSR SHEA Power
• EUSR SHEA Telecommunications
• CCNSG Safety Passports

 

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