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 This course is a one day course designed for individual's who require access to operational sites, this includes full-time workers, temporary contractors, and site visitors to ensure everyone knows how to stay safe The course also supports workplace practice in relation to health, safety and environmental law.

The modules

Module 1 - Understanding our workplace responsibilities: 

Begins with covering the safety legislation that applies to the sector, which focuses on the learner's responsibility to keep their own work environment, colleagues, and the wider public safe.

Module 2 - Understanding the effects of our work on the environment: 

This module aims to enhance delegate's environmental awareness and overall understanding of sustainability.

Module 3 - Identifying and controlling risks: 

This module visits how to identify workplace risks, how to mitigate them to keep the work environment safe and compliant.

Module 4 - Common hazards in the workplace:

This module explores common physical hazards in the workplace and the steps that can be taken to control these.

Module 5 - Occupational health hazards: 

This module demonstrates to learner's how to identify common occupational health hazards and reduce the risk they pose.

Module 6 - Responding to emergencies: 

This module teaches learner's the correct emergency procedures to follow and actions to take should a workplace emergency occur. 

Upon successful completion of the SHEA EUSR core course, individual's will receive a SHEA EUSR registration and a SHEA EUSR core smart card which is recognised across the utilities sector. A virtual card via the Vircarda app will also be available. 

 This certification serves as a passport for accessing operational sites and is valid for three years. It demonstrates your understanding of health, safety and the environmental awareness which is essential for working safely in utility environment's.