At Jason Rowley Training, we deliver SHEA Core training that gives you the safety, health, and environmental awareness needed to work on utility operational sites. The SHEA Core scheme supports a uniform approach to health and safety across power, water, gas, waste, telecoms, and construction interfaces. You gain the knowledge to meet CSCS-controlled sites access requirements and the evidence for EUSR SHEA Core registration.
SHEA Core is normally delivered as a live online course, with a trainer guiding participants from start to finish. A classroom option is also available, subject to minimum numbers, and can be arranged by getting in touch with our team.
You need this core training if your role involves access to operational sites in the utilities sector, whether permanent or temporary. Operatives, supervisors, managers, and contractors use the course to meet client expectations, satisfy CSCS requirements, and prove an appropriate level of knowledge. The programme also supports early careers in the safety profession and roles that require evidence of competence for EUSR registration.
This course is designed for anyone who requires access to operational utility sites, whether on a temporary or permanent basis. It is suitable for:
The training helps reduce workplace incidents, injuries, and associated costs by instilling a consistent standard of safety awareness across teams.
Note: All course fees are subject to VAT. We recommend scheduling your renewal training before your current expiry date to maintain an active registration status.
At Jason Rowley Training, we deliver SHEA Core training that gives you the safety, health, and environmental awareness needed to work on utility operational sites. The SHEA Core scheme supports a uniform approach to health and safety across power, water, gas, waste, telecoms, and construction interfaces. You gain the knowledge to meet CSCS-controlled sites access requirements and the evidence for EUSR SHEA Core registration.
| Modules | What you will learn | Industry Application | |
| 1 | Understanding our workplace responsibilities | Legal frameworks, employer and employee duties, and how health and safety legislation applies within gas industry environments. | Applies to all individuals accessing operational gas sites. |
| 2 | Understanding the effects of our work on the environment | Key environmental considerations, sustainability responsibilities and how workplace activity impacts the wider environment. | Relevant across gas distribution and infrastructure projects. |
| 3 | Identifying and controlling risks | How to recognise hazards, apply control measures and follow safe systems of work in gas-related settings. | Supports proactive safety behaviour in live gas environments. |
| 4 | Common hazards and controls in the workplace | Identification of common physical hazards and appropriate control measures in line with CSCS-affiliated requirements. | Required knowledge for safe access to gas network sites. |
| 5 | Occupational health hazards | Understanding occupational health risks, exposure factors and mitigation strategies in operational environments. | Protects long-term workforce health within utilities projects. |
| 6 | Responding to emergencies | Emergency procedures, reporting requirements and understanding enforcement responsibilities within the workplace. | Critical for incident response on gas infrastructure sites. |
