The aim of this course is to educate learners in a realistic high-risk environment by preparing them to work safely; entering and exiting confined spaces safely; preparing to use applicable breathing apparatus; using rescue equipment; following procedures and dealing with emergencies.

A high-risk confined space with an NC4 classification is typically a space posing a specific risk to workers. They cannot eliminate or control the risks to an acceptable level and usually require breathing apparatus to operate in the area.

Medium risk confined space training prepares entrants and entry controllers to manage hazards, use equipment, maintain communication, follow procedures, and respond effectively to emergencies safely.

The IPAF 3a and 3b - Two categories of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) including cherry pickers, scissor lifts, and mobile booms such as articulated & electric boom lifts.

The IPAF Harness Awareness and Harness User short courses provides delegates (including supervisors and managers) with essential knowledge to ensure correct selection and use of harnesses.

The NRSWA operative qualification certifies workers to safely perform street works, ensuring compliance with regulations, proper excavation, reinstatement, traffic management, and public safety standards requirements.

The NRSWA supervisor qualification certifies individuals to oversee street works, ensuring compliance, coordination, safety, quality of reinstatement, and adherence to legal and traffic management requirement

The Smart Awards SA010 Medium Risk Confined Space course is aimed at telecoms operatives who work in deep chambers and manholes

The SA060 - Combined Entrant & Entry Controller for Medium Risk Confined Spaces is an accredited training qualification offered by Smart Awards.

The SA001 qualification covers three modules: Overhead Safety, Pole checking and Joint user Poles. Aimed at operatives working on the overhead telecoms network it takes up to 2.5 days.

This accreditation covers Gas Testing and Cover Lifting. It provides learners with the knowledge and skills to identify the hazards and potential risks involved in working safely on or in proximity to underground structures and operational buildings.

This qualification is required for anyone working on the Openreach network where there are breaking ground or there is a risk to network infrastructure or any harm to persons.

The SA022 – Track and Locate Underground Services course provides learners with the knowledge and skills of planning, safely locating and avoiding underground services.

This course is aimed at operatives working on poles to enable them to successfully safely rescue a person suspended at height. NB - this does NOT allow the learner to forward deliver this course.

This course is designed to teach the Tetra Safety system which is required by anyone climbing poles o ladders on the Openreach Network, Virgin Media, EE, City Fibre and more

IPAB 1b, 1b+ Static Boom (Vehicle Mounted or Push Around) The typical qualification for the telecoms industry

The SA022 – Track and Locate Underground Services course provides learners with the knowledge and skills of planning, safely locating and avoiding underground services.

This course is aimed at operatives working on poles to enable them to successfully safely rescue a person suspended at height. NB - this does NOT allow the learner to forward deliver this course.

This course is designed to teach the Tetra Safety system which is required by anyone climbing poles o ladders on the Openreach Network, Virgin Media, EE, City Fibre and more

This course is for anyone working in a high-risk environment requiring teh use of Full Breathing Apparatus.