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- Full Course £185.00 10 remainingSHEA Cross Country Pipelines
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At Jason Rowley Ltd, we provide SHEA Cross-Country Pipeline Training designed for professionals working on cross-country pipeline construction sites. This course is part of the SHEA CCP scheme, offering a uniform approach to safety, environmental protection, and workplace responsibilities in the utilities industry.
Our training covers all nine modules required for SHEA Cross-Country Pipelines, ensuring that individuals gain the appropriate level of understanding in occupational health hazards, environmental law, site traffic safety, and emergency response behaviours. Whether you require access to operational sites or need to understand the technical processes involved, our training equips you with the necessary skills to work safely and in compliance with safety executive guidelines.
Online course via a virtual classroom with a trainer to support and guide you. This course is delivered on request, so please contact us to arrange a suitable date. It can also be classroom-based, as requested; please contact us to discuss this.
Duration
Prices – Includes EUSR registration and CSC affiliated card. A VAT receipt can be sent on request:
Registration – Valid for three years from date of course
The SHEA Cross-Country Pipeline Training (SHEA CCP) is essential for individuals involved in pipeline construction sites, addressing related hazards, environmental impact, and workplace responsibilities. The course follows the SHEA CCP scheme, ensuring all persons involved understand key industry standards.
The SHEA CCP scheme comprises modules covering:
Modules | Course Content | |
1 | Understanding our workplace responsibilities | Underpinning legal frameworks, definitions, and their application in the workplace setting, including the responsibilities for both the individual (as an employee) and the employer. |
2 | Understanding the effects of our work on the environment | Key environmental considerations in the workplace, and their impact as employees, on the sustainability of their environment. |
3 | Identifying and controlling risks | Helps the individual to identify and control risks and hazards and understand their role in preventing them through a range of positive and proactive health and safety behaviours. |
4 | Common hazards and controls in the workplace | Develops the ability to both identify a range of common physical hazards and minimise their impact in the workplace, in line with CSCS requirements. |
5 | Occupational health hazards | Explains the meaning of the term ‘occupational health’ and develop the individual’s understanding of a range of occupational health hazards and their requirements. It helps individuals identify, mitigate for and minimise occupational health hazards in the workplace. |
6 | Responding to emergencies | Develops individuals’ understanding of emergency response behaviours, the role of reporting, inspection, and enforcement of health & safety in the workplace. It also develops an individual’s understanding of the impact on employee and employer of both poor/improving health and safety in the workplace. |
12 | Drains and Sewers | Understanding of the requirements for safe working in drains and sewers. It focuses on the known risks when working with drains and sewers, of confined space working and its associated risks, the requirements for using different cleaning methods, and transferring and disposing of waste correctly. |
13 | Highway working and excavations (Drains & Sewers) | Understanding of the processes and procedures required to work in the highway; this includes both public and private environments and creating a safe working environment through the application of safe systems of work in order to avoid other utility services. The individual will understand what to do in the case of an emergency. |
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The SHEA Cross-Country Pipeline Training is essential for workers in the utilities industry who are involved in:
At the core of the SHEA CCP scheme are nine carefully developed modules, including the cross country environment module, the workplace responsibilities module, and the occupational health hazards module. These modules provide comprehensive coverage of essential topics, ensuring that all persons involved in cross country pipeline projects are adequately prepared. Participants will explore key environmental considerations, environmental law, and strategies for creating a comprehensive traffic management plan. The training fosters proactive health and safety behaviours while also emphasising the importance of environmental awareness and protection on cross country sites.
Working in the cross country environment requires a thorough understanding of the potential risks and safety guidelines. The SHEA Cross Country Pipelines Training not only aligns with Safety Executive Guidelines but also promotes proactive safety and emergency response behaviours. It highlights the importance of environmental awareness, addressing factors such as operational site safety and environmental protection measures. By providing a detailed overview of the SHEA CCP scheme, the training ensures that workers have the knowledge to safeguard their workplace setting and meet their responsibilities effectively.
As an industry-leading SHEA training provider, we ensure that professionals working on cross-country pipelines receive high-quality training aligned with the latest safety executive guidelines.
A SHEA EUSR registration gives confidence there is the required knowledge and understanding to work safely in an operational environment. The training embeds best practice in health and safety and environmental awareness and supports the HSE’s essential principles for good health and safety performance.
The one-day courses are designed for all individuals requiring access to operational sites, including supervisors and managers. All SHEA schemes were developed in collaboration with employers and key stakeholders from across the industries in our sector, so the content is relevant – all helping to improve the safety of the workforce and reduce costs associated with injury, illness or accidents.
There are no formal entry requirements, but all candidates must have a basic understanding of written and spoken English.
You will need a stable internet connection, a laptop or desktop computer. A tablet that is 10” or greater may be used. Mobile phones cannot be used under any circumstances. You should be in a room on your own but if this is not possible headphones must be used.
You will be sent an answer sheet that you must print out. It is a multiple-choice tick box style sheet and once completed you will take a photo and submit to the trainer.
In compliance with the Energy & Utility Skills Register, SHEA EUSR registration provides evidence for an engineer that they are knowledgeable and understand work safety in an operational environment. A EUSR registration card qualifies an operations worker to access and work in a site related to the gas, power, and telecommunications sectors.
SHEA Gas lasts for five years and all other registrations last for three years, from the date of the course.
One working day.
The cost of training includes EUSR registration, a virtual card as well as a plastic smart card.
All EUSR SHEA cards carry the CSCS logo giving the individual access to operational sites.
EUSR SHEA courses are normally delivered online via a virtual classroom with a trainer to help and guide you through the course. The course can be delivered in a classroom subject to minimum numbers and if this is your preference, please get in touch to arrange a suitable date.
Multiple choice questions normally taken after each module.
Please feel free to get in touch if you can’t find the answer to your question.
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