Training

EUSR SHEA Water Training

The SHEA Water course is designed for anyone requiring access to operational sites within the water industry.

This EUSR SHEA Water training is a one-day course that is normally completed within 7 hours. Also, it is CSCS affiliated, and the certificate is valid for three years.

You will learn about hazards and controls in the workplace and how to respond to emergencies.

Why Take This EUSR SHEA Water Training?

Managers, supervisors, and anyone who needs access to water sites should take this course.

You will gain industry experience from our approved trainers that you can use in your workplace.

What Does the EUSR SHEA Water Training Involve?

This course covers SHEA core modules and SHEA water modules.

For the full list of topics covered in this training course, keep reading.

How is This Course Delivered?

This course can be delivered in the following ways:

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    Remote Delivery

    Our remote learning EUSR National Water Hygiene courses are delivered online through a virtual classroom via Microsoft Teams

    To access the course, delegates must join the course using the link provided. However, they will need a computer or laptop with a screen, camera, microphone and access to the internet to attend this course online. Delegates should be computer literate and be familiar with using Microsoft Teams.

    Delegates can interact with the attendees and trainer throughout via the microphone or chatbox. The course materials are all in digital format, as is the exam.

    Price

    £155 + VAT

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    In House

    The EUSR National Water Hygiene course can be arranged at a venue by us or a venue of your choosing. The course is also available as an in-house Remote learning course.

    Complete the enquiry form on this page, and one of our friendly team members will be in touch to provide a quote.

    Note that the number of delegates per course, the delivery format, and the location will all impact the pricing of the quote.

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    Benefits of this EUSR SHEA Water Training

    • Gain access to CSCS controlled sites for work on water utilities, without needing to hold a separate card
    • Helps to develop a knowledgeable and competent workforce
    • Delivered by trainers with experience in the industry

    EUSR SHEA Water Course Content

    The trainer will cover the following modules throughout the day:

    SHEA Core Modules

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

    SHEA Water Modules

    • Module 20: Clean and wastewater operations
    • Module 21: Highway working and excavations (Water)

    What is required to pass the SHEA Water Course?

    To pass the course, you will need to complete a multiple-choice assessment.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Trainer led courses with a multiple-choice test. Delegates may be called upon to share their experiences and thoughts throughout to build on the course material and to identify cases of good and bad practise.

    In order to attend the online course, you must have a good knowledge of written and spoken English and have access to a computer or laptop that uses a microphone and webcam.

    You also need to be computer literate and familiar with using Microsoft Teams.

    The EUSR National Water Hygiene course is a half day course, for approximately 3 hours.


    The SHEA Courses is a full day course, for approximately 6-7 hours.

    For both an online and on-site course, delegates must have a copy of their photo ID (passport or driving licence) and may be asked for their National Insurance Number.

    To attend an online course, delegates require access to the internet and must access their course via a laptop / desktop computer (or similar) with a working microphone and camera. We do not allow access to an online course using a mobile / smart phone. Delegates must have access to either Zoom or Teams (or can access the platform via the browser), whichever platform the course is being delivered on.

    We can offer courses up to a maximum of twelve delegates.

    Once the training has been completed and the test has been passed, delegates will be issued with a cover letter and a virtual card SMS link will be sent to the delegates mobile phone (within 3 working days following the course). If a plastic card has been ordered on the booking, please allow 4-5 weeks for the plastic card(s) to be delivered.

    Registration is based on successful completion of the training course. Registrations are submitted within one working day and the virtual card SMS links are normally received within 2-3 working days.

    Please note that the application of registrations for unpaid bookings will be put on hold and only submitted once full payment has been received. We can only hold these for a maximum of 2 weeks, after this time if payment still isn’t received, the delegate would need to be re-booked onto a new course date. 

    National Water Hygiene & SHEA Courses registration is valid for three years.

    Yes, the SHEA courses are a CSCS Alliance scheme which gives water industry workers access to construction site for utilities work. It is also accredited by EUSR.

    Yes, this is something we can look at, however we only deliver on-site training for 4+ delegates. For more details, click on the ‘On-Site Training’ tab at the top of this page.   

    Please note: your training location and room in mind must have  

    1. A suitable room large enough to sit all delegates comfortably and ideally at a desk.
    2. A large TV screen or projector screen, if not a white clear wall is fine as we can bring our own projector. 
    3. On-site parking if possible

    Please complete the enquiry form online or email the below required details to info@matrix-safety.co.uk and we will come back to you as soon as possible. 

    1. Your company name and full address of your training location, including postcode.
    2. Contact name, telephone number and email address of booking contact
    3. The number of delegates requiring the course.
    4. An idea on timescale of how soon the training is required, or any dates you have in mind for the training.

    SHEA stands for Safety Health and Environmental Awareness.

    EUSR stands for Energy & Utility Skills Register.