SHEA Power

Discover more about what this course has to offer below.

Course Overview

Ensuring Health, Safety, and Environmental Awareness in the Power Sector. For those working in the power industry, obtaining SHEA Power certification is not just beneficial but often required. This certification ensures that you have the essential knowledge and awareness of health, safety, and environmental practices needed to operate safely on power industry sites, especially when working around or on mains electricity cabling and related equipment. This one-day course offers both online and classroom options, providing a comprehensive understanding of critical safety and environmental practices. It culminates in a formal written or online assessment, and upon successful completion, delegates will receive their SHEA Power certification, which demonstrates their competence in meeting industry standards.

By participating in this course, delegates will develop a solid understanding of industry-specific safety protocols, risks, and responsibilities. Whether you are new to the industry or already an experienced professional, this course provides essential knowledge for maintaining safety and compliance, allowing you to work confidently in hazardous environments.

Course Dates, Locations, and Price

  • 1-Jul-2025
  • 11-Jul-2025
  • 7-Aug-2025
  • 20-Aug-2025
  • 29-Aug-2025
  • 3-Sep-2025
  • 10-Sep-2025

All Online, All £250

Learning Objectives

 

Upon successful completion of this course, delegates will gain the knowledge necessary to pass the formal assessment and will be able to:

  • Health, Safety, and Environmental Awareness: Gain a solid understanding of essential health, safety, and environmental practices within the power industry, helping to ensure a safe and compliant working environment.
  • Workplace Responsibilities: Understand the roles and responsibilities you hold in ensuring health and safety in your workplace. This includes knowing how to identify hazards and take appropriate actions.
  • Risk Identification and Control: Learn how to identify common risks and hazards in the power sector and develop strategies for risk control, ensuring the safety of yourself and others.
  • Power Industry Specifics: Acquire industry-specific knowledge regarding the risks and safety measures involved in power generation, transmission, and distribution.
  • Emergency Responses: Understand how to respond in case of an emergency, including what procedures to follow and how to minimise the impact of potential accidents or hazards.
  • Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Be familiar with key laws and regulations that govern health, safety, and environmental standards in the power sector, ensuring compliance with industry standards.
  • Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution: Learn how the processes of power generation, transmission, and distribution work and how to apply safety measures effectively in these areas.
  • Power Industry Hazards: Identify the specific hazards associated with the power industry, including electrical dangers, falls, hazardous materials, and equipment failures.

Agenda

Agenda

09:00 – 10:30: Introduction to Health, Safety, and Environmental Awareness

  • Overview of key safety, health, and environmental topics: Understanding the importance of maintaining safety standards in the workplace and the role of environmental awareness in the industry.

  • Interactive discussion: How safety and environmental factors affect your work and the workplace.

  • Introduction to relevant legislation and regulations: An overview of health, safety, and environmental laws, including local and international standards, and how they apply to your role.

  • Q&A session: Clarify any initial questions and concerns regarding regulations, risks, and safety standards.

10:30 – 10:45: Break

  • A short break for refreshment and networking.

10:45 – 12:30: Identifying and Controlling Workplace Risks

  • Types of workplace hazards: Exploring common risks in the power sector and how to identify them, including physical, chemical, ergonomic, and environmental hazards.

  • Risk assessment procedures: Learn how to carry out effective risk assessments and identify potential hazards before they lead to accidents.

  • Control measures and best practices: Learn how to implement strategies for minimizing or eliminating workplace risks, including personal protective equipment (PPE), signage, and emergency preparedness.

  • Case study analysis: A hands-on approach to understanding how to deal with common hazards found in your industry.

12:30 – 13:30: Lunch Break

  • A one-hour break for lunch, providing time to relax and network with fellow delegates.

13:30 – 14:45: Power Industry Specifics and Emergency Responses

  • Power industry hazards: Explore the unique risks associated with working in the power sector, especially around mains electricity cabling and equipment.

  • Safe operating procedures: Discuss the safe handling of electrical systems and emergency protocols for dealing with power-related accidents.

  • Emergency response drills: Practice practical emergency scenarios, such as electrical faults, fires, and first-aid situations, and understand how to respond quickly and effectively.

  • Group discussion: Share experiences and insights from participants on managing emergencies and unsafe situations.

14:45 – 15:00: Break

  • A short break to refresh before the final session of the day.

15:00 – 15:45: Legal and Regulatory Compliance

  • Overview of legal requirements: Detailed discussion on the legal obligations surrounding health, safety, and environmental awareness, including EUSR registration and compliance standards.

  • How to stay compliant: Practical tips and strategies for ensuring that your work consistently meets legal and regulatory requirements, including record-keeping, audits, and inspections.

  • Group exercise: Discuss scenarios where non-compliance might occur and how to avoid common pitfalls.

15:45 – 16:00: Wrap-up and Review

  • Course summary and key takeaways: A brief recap of the main points covered throughout the day, reinforcing the most important concepts and their practical application in the workplace.

  • Final Q&A: An opportunity for any remaining questions, offering clarity on specific topics or personal concerns regarding safety, health, and environmental issues.

  • Feedback session: Your opportunity to provide feedback on the course content, structure, and delivery, ensuring we continuously improve our training sessions.

Formal Assessment (15:30 – 16:00)

  • Written or Online Assessment: At the end of the day, you will complete a formal written or online assessment designed to evaluate your understanding of the key topics covered in the course.

    • The assessment will include a mix of multiple-choice, short-answer, and scenario-based questions related to safety, health, and environmental awareness.

    • Assessment objectives: To demonstrate your ability to identify workplace risks, understand safety protocols, respond to emergencies, and comply with legal regulations.

  • Closing Remarks: Once the assessment is completed, you will receive information on the next steps, including how to access your results and gain accreditation upon successful completion.

Who Should Attend?

Accreditation

Trainers

Phil: With over 35 years of industry experience, Phil has developed a deep understanding of operations, customer care, compliance, Health and Safety, and training. He has worked as a training and competency assessor, helping organisations develop their workforce to meet the strict technical and regulatory standards in their fields. Phil thrives on bringing complex issues to life in a clear and practical way, ensuring that delegates walk away with the skills and knowledge they need to apply immediately in their roles.

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