SHEA Telecoms

At Jason Rowley Training, the SHEA Telecoms course provides the essential safety, health and environmental awareness required to work safely on telecommunications operational sites across the UK. Delivered in line with Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) standards, this accredited training equips telecoms engineers, installation operatives, contractors and supervisors with the knowledge required to meet legal duties and industry safety requirements.

The SHEA Telecoms course is normally held online in a live virtual classroom, with a trainer on hand throughout to support your learning. A classroom-based option is also available where minimum numbers are met. If you would rather this. contact us to arrange a suitable date.

Course Price
£155.00
Course Duration
1 Day
Suitability:

This training is suitable for:

  • Telecoms engineers, installation technicians, and line operatives
  • Contractors and subcontractors working on telecommunications infrastructure
  • Personnel involved in streetworks, ducting, and civil engineering activities
  • Individuals working in highways, underground networks, or overhead cabling environments
  • Supervisors and managers overseeing telecommunications construction or maintenance
  • Utilities contractors working alongside power, water, or gas networks
  • Professionals completing SHEA Telecoms renewal to maintain valid certification

Many principal contractors and network operators require a valid EUSR SHEA Telecoms card before granting access to CSCS-controlled and operational telecoms sites.

Completing this course demonstrates that you understand workplace responsibilities, can identify and control risks, and are competent in applying safe systems of work within telecommunications environments. Find out whether you need a SHEA Telecoms training card in our guide.

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 Telecoms Training Course

The SHEA Telecoms course provides the essential safety, health and environmental awareness required to work safely on telecommunications operational sites across the UK.

Delivered in line with Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) standards, this accredited training equips telecoms engineers, installation operatives, contractors and supervisors with the knowledge required to meet legal duties and industry safety requirements.

The course is designed for professionals working within streetworks, underground ducting, overhead cabling and construction environments where telecommunications infrastructure is present.

Training is available via live virtual classroom or through in-person group delivery by arrangement. Successful delegates receive EUSR registration and a CSCS-affiliated SHEA Telecoms smart card, supporting access to regulated operational sites.

Whether you are completing the full course or renewing your existing SHEA Telecoms qualification, this training ensures continued compliance across telecoms and utilities projects.

Module What You Will Learn Industry Application
1. Understanding our Workplace Responsibilities Legal frameworks, employee and employer duties, and how health and safety legislation applies within telecommunications environments. Applies to all individuals accessing operational telecoms sites.
2. Environmental Awareness Key environmental considerations, sustainability responsibilities, and regulatory requirements relevant to telecoms projects. Relevant across streetworks, ducting, and network installations.
3. Identifying and Controlling Risks Hazard recognition, risk assessment principles, and application of safe systems of work. Supports proactive safety behaviour in telecoms environments.
4. Common Workplace Hazards Identification of common physical hazards and appropriate control measures in line with CSCS-affiliated standards. Required knowledge for safe access to operational and construction sites.
5. Occupational Health Hazards Understanding long-term health risks, exposure factors, and mitigation strategies. Protects workforce wellbeing within telecommunications projects.
6. Responding to Emergencies Emergency response procedures, reporting requirements, and enforcement awareness. Critical for incident management on highways, underground, and overhead works.
17. Working Safely Underground, in the Highway and Overhead Safe working procedures for streetworks, underground ducting, and overhead cabling, including public and private environments. Essential for telecoms engineers and contractors operating in high-risk environments.