SCO RO Training

The Safe Controls of Operations, or SCO Gas Training course is designed for current or future named authorising engineers or named competent persons within the gas industry. You’ll be involved in operational works on the Gas Networks and some Meter Installations. The SCO Core scheme intends to train individuals within the gas network, to understand the gas networks’ safety procedures and duties. The SCO gas certification training can be completed with sessions run with Jason Rowley Training online or face-to-face.

Course Price
£200.00
Course Duration
1/2 Day
Suitability:

The SCO training programme has been devised for those new to SCO while also offering renewal training for those with exiting and current EUSR SCO registrations, near to expiry. All modules between the initial SCO training course and the SCO renewal training are the same but are shorter, refresher courses with assessment.

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£200.00 + VAT

The Safe Controls of Operations, or SCO Gas Training course is designed for current or future named authorising engineers or named competent persons within the gas industry. You’ll be involved in operational works on the Gas Networks and some Meter Installations. The SCO Core scheme intends to train individuals within the gas network, to understand the gas networks’ safety procedures and duties. The SCO gas certification training can be completed with sessions run with Jason Rowley Training online or face-to-face.

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EUSR SCO initial registration and re-registration are awarded upon the completion of the SCO training and successful assessment.

Individuals will be trained in line with the following objective and be expected to demonstrate knowledge in the below:

  • State the purpose of Routine Operation documentation and when this type of control should be used
  • Identify and analyse the key information requirements of an RO
  • State the relevant process, roles and responsibilities for personnel involved in the planning and completion of an RO form
  • State the relevant process, roles and responsibilities for personnel involved in the preparation and execution of the RO
  • State the relevant process, roles and responsibilities for personnel involved in the management of RO works

The course will typically require half a day to complete, including time for content delivery, assessment, and regular breaks. The assessment is conducted as a multiple-choice paper, along with an audit of an RO exercise.

A maximum of 8 participants are able to participate in one SCO training session.

To take part in SCO Module 4: RO, participants must have completed both the SCO Core and Permit to Work modules.