Cross Country Pipelines

SHEA Cross Country Pipelines

At Jason Rowley Training, we deliver the EUSR SHEA Cross Country Pipeline (CCP) course, designed for professionals who work on long-distance pipeline construction and maintenance projects across the UK. This programme provides the essential safety, health and environmental awareness needed to work safely and responsibly in cross-country and remote environments.

SHEA Cross Country Pipelines training is usually run online through a virtual classroom, supported by a trainer for the duration of the course. In-person classroom sessions are also available, subject to minimum numbers, so please contact us if you’d like to arrange one.

Course Price
£155.00
Course Duration
1 Day
Suitability:

We offer flexible delivery options to ensure accessibility for individuals and teams:

Virtual Classroom (Online Training)

Delivered live by a qualified trainer, our interactive virtual course enables delegates to engage in real-time discussions, complete exercises, and receive direct support. This option is ideal for remote teams or dispersed workforces.

Participants need a stable internet connection, a laptop or desktop computer with a webcam, and a quiet environment. Assessments are completed electronically and verified through EUSR’s secure online process.

In-Person Classroom Training

Classroom-based sessions can be delivered at our Manchester training centre or hosted at your workplace, depending on availability and group size. In-person training allows for practical demonstrations, group interaction, and immediate instructor feedback.

Both formats follow the same EUSR CCP scheme standards, with consistent assessments and identical certification outcomes.

Price Includes:
  • Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) registration
  • A CSCS-affiliated virtual card (included in the course fee)
  • A physical smart card (available upon request for an additional £10 per person)
  • Full access to all learning materials and dedicated trainer support
  • Certification Validity: 3 years from the date of course completion.

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.

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SHEA Cross Country Pipeline Construction Training Course

At Jason Rowley Training, we deliver the EUSR SHEA Cross Country Pipeline (CCP) course, designed for professionals who work on long-distance pipeline construction and maintenance projects across the UK. This programme provides the essential safety, health and environmental awareness needed to work safely and responsibly in cross-country and remote environments.

Our SHEA Cross Country Pipelines training aligns with the Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) standards and supports CSCS site access requirements. The course ensures all participants, from operatives to site managers, understand their workplace responsibilities, environmental obligations, and emergency response duties when working across varied terrain and sensitive environments.

Delivered by highly experienced instructors, this training develops both technical understanding and practical competence, helping participants meet industry standards for safe working practices on operational pipeline sites.

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.
12 Drains and Sewers Understanding safe working in drains and sewers, including risks of confined space working, cleaning methods, and correct waste transfer and disposal procedures. Equips drainage crews to clear blocks and handle waste safely without breaching health or environmental codes.
13 Highway working and excavations (Drains & Sewers) Understanding processes and procedures required to work in highways (public and private environments), safe systems of work to avoid other utility services, and emergency response requirements. Allows operators to manage traffic risks, protect buried infrastructure, and handle road-side emergencies smoothly.

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