Level One is delivered with an emphasis on the water industry, but can also be tailored to suit other industries such as gas or construction. 

 

The Level One course is designed to give all learners the opportunity to fully understand the water industry and what is required to carry out their duties to internationally recognised standards in Safety, Water Hygiene and Construction Methods.

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Level One content is reviewed periodically and consists of eight core modules specific to the water industry:

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1. ​Compliance​

2. Environment

3. Occupational Health Hazards

4. Safety Management Systems

5. Workplace Hazards

6. Responding to Emergencies

7. Clean Water Operations

8. Highway Working and Excavations​

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Duration: 10 days

Level Two concentrates on industry specific knowledge that will guide the learner through each area of their daily duties in the water industry.  With a more hands-on approach the course is aimed at personnel that want to move further in to the industry and aim to become a fully qualified service or mains layer.

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The course covers pipe selection, connection methodologies, testing and chlorination.

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Duration: 20 days

Level Three moves the learner in to a senior position controlling the physical works on-site and in to supervisory and managerial roles.

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Through this programme the learner will gain valuable experience and a firm understanding of safety planning and managing complex water installations.

 

The elements of this course are:

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1. Safe Control of Mains Connections (SCMC) - Mains and Service Connections

2. Competent Person

3. Authorising Engineer

4. Site Supervisor/Manager

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Duration: 5 days per element