NRSWA LA - Location and avoidance of underground apparatus

The Location and Avoidance of Underground Services course is also known as Unit 1 or CAT and Genny training and can be undertaken as a one-day course, as a standalone unit on a NRSWA card. Candidates will undertake practical exercises using the equipment and will be observed throughout the day by the trainer. Candidates will also be required to complete a practical assessment and multiple choice test in order to pass the course.

Description

This course consists of questionnaire and practical assessments on the below modules Relevant Health and Safety legislation Understanding site plans and hazard avoidance Safe systems of work and digging practices pre-use tests, maintenance and operational techniques for equipment

PPE

Mandatory PPE - Please note without the correct PPE candidates could be refused onto the event and charges will still apply.

Hi-Vis Clothing
Safety Boots 
Safety Helmet (with 4 point chin strap)
Gloves
Eye shields

Additional Requirements

All courses now require you to bring an official form of identification to centre (for example passport, drivers licence, NOPS Card or SWQR Card).

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