What to Do in the First 5 Minutes of a Cardiac Emergency
Emergencies never arrive with warning, they happen in a heartbeat. Imagine this: you’re in the middle of a meeting, chatting with a colleague. Without warning, they collapse. No movement. No
Why Every Workplace Needs a Qualified First Aider
When it comes to health and safety at work, few measures are more important than ensuring your team includes a qualified first aider. Whether your workplace is a construction site,
SHEA Power Training Explained: How to Access Operational Sites Safely
In the utilities sector, maintaining high safety standards is essential, especially when working in environments where electricity and energy infrastructure pose significant risks. The SHEA Power course offers essential training
How Risk Assessments Prevent Workplace Accidents
Risk assessments are a critical part of any organisation’s health and safety procedures. At Jason Rowley Training, we know how important it is for employers and employees to understand and
Do Utility Workers Need First Aid at Work and a SHEA Passport?
You may already hold a First Aid at Work qualification. You know how to manage an incident, deliver CPR, and control bleeding. Yet when you arrive on a utilities site,
9 Errors That Can Cause You to Fail Your SCO RO Assessment
Your SCO Routine Operations assessment confirms that you can carry out controlled gas network tasks safely and in line with industry standards. It is not a test of theory alone.
National Water Hygiene and SHEA Water: Do You Need One or Both?
If you work in the UK water sector, you will almost certainly need recognised training before gaining site access. Two qualifications appear repeatedly across contracts and induction requirements: National Water
Which SHEA Passport Do You Need for Utilities Work?
If you work in the UK utilities sector, you will almost always need a valid SHEA passport before stepping onto site. Gas networks, electrical infrastructure, water treatment facilities, telecoms installations,
