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TRR BOOT CAMP
FULL COURSE DETAILS
Duration
5-Day Intensive training to ensure comprehensive understanding and practical competence.
Certification
Upon successful completion, delegates will receive:
SA002 COURSE DETAILS
Underground Safety is a qualification from Smart Awards. The course provides candidates with essential knowledge and understanding of how to identify hazards and risks when working safely on or near the underground network. Please note that the SA002 qualification does not qualify an individual to enter a confined space.
The course covers 2 modules:
- Gas testing
- Cover lifting
Candidates will learn about the different types of gases that can be found underground, how to test for them, and the correct procedures to follow if gas is found. They will also learn about the different types of underground covers, how to lift them safely, and the hazards associated with working in the underground network. The SA002 qualification is aimed at anyone who works within the external underground telecoms network, such as telecommunications engineers, cablers, network assessors and surveyors. The SA002 qualification is valid for three years. After this time, learners must complete a refresher course to maintain their qualification. Please note that the SA002 qualification does not qualify an individual to enter a confined space.
SIGNAGE, LIGHTING, GUARDING COURSE DETAILS
Set out temporary traffic management to provide signing, safety zones, walkways, traffic lanes, temporary traffic lights and Stop/Go.
Knowledge is assessed by multiple choice examination.
Please enter the score achieved by the candidate in the space provided.
The candidate must be able to:
Carry out an on-site risk assessment to identify hazards and risks with the intended site.
State the action required to minimise risk and ensure a safe system of work.
Provide a detailed plan for an intended site, showing all distances and dimensions in accordance with the Safety at Street Works and Road Works Code of Practice.
Provide an equipment list for the intended site.
Select and confirm suitability of equipment.
Set out advance warning signs, safety zones, traffic lanes, temporary traffic lights and pedestrian walkways in a specified sequence.
Demonstrate the testing, alteration of timings and commissioning temporary traffic signals.
Set out and remove provision for Stop/Go traffic control.
Remove temporary traffic management in a specified sequence.
Demonstrate use of personal protective equipment and good working practices in the setting out and taking down of temporary traffic management.
EUSR COURSE DETAILS
The SHEA Telecommunications (EUSR) course is a one-day training designed to equip participants with essential health, safety, and environmental awareness specific to the telecommunications industry. This course covers industry best practices, regulatory standards, and safe working protocols, preparing attendees for the unique safety challenges in telecom environments. Ideal for telecom professionals, this course is delivered by experienced instructors committed to safety excellence.
PIA S007 SUB DUCT & CABLE INSTALLATION
This assessment will involve a questionnaire to test the delegates knowledge of sub-duct/cable installation in the Openreach underground network and the completion of a "live" installation job to the correct quality standard. This will be completed in a live or simulated situation utilising the current methodology employed by the CP to install their sub-duct and/or cable. This can be mechanised or manual. A CP cable shall be installed in a minimum of 2 duct sections (3 x Joint boxes) containing Openreach network cabling.
Questionnaire and Practical
Content
This assessment will involve a questionnaire to test the Delegate’s knowledge of Underground (UG) cable/sub-duct installation in line with current
Physical Infrastructure Access (PIA) Engineering Principles.
Practical
The requirement is to ensure the Delegate has a good working knowledge
of the Openreach network and the safe working practices when carrying out cabling activities. The Delegate will provide a CP fibre cable or sub-duct between a minimum of 3 jointing chambers and restrain and label the cable/sub-duct in line with the requirements laid out in CP10. This will be completed in a live situation or simulated at a Training Centre.
Personal Protective Equipment (Mandatory)
Safety Boots (with a well-defined heel for climbing poles).
Safety Helmet (with 4-point chin strap).
Hi-Visibility Vest – Long Sleeve.
Appropriate Gloves.
Clothing suitable for inclement weather (Advised).
Eye Shields.
Location
Locktel Academy
1C Simpson Parkway
Kirkton Campus
Livingston
EH54 7BH
Parking
For parking arrangements at Unit 10 Simpson Pkwy, Kirkton Campus, Livingston EH54 7BH, please use the car park next to the Motorcycle Centre and avoid parking next to CVS or Wolfpack Gym
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