ONLINE EUSR SHEA Gas Course (Remote Learning)

If you work in the utility sector with gas, you'll need your SHEA Gas card (EUSR card) to access sites and work legally. This 1 day online instructor-led training course helps you meet the required safety standards to work with gas, as set by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Designed by experts in the gas industry, especially for utility workers, you'll explore real-life scenarios and get to grips with complex topics, leaving with in-depth knowledge of health, safety and environmental legislation and how it applies to your role.

A fully remote, instructor-led course that you can access anywhere, this interactive training is led by experts and recognised under the CSCS Alliance scheme. Anyone whose work also involves confined spaces alongside gas-related work should look at the City & Guilds Confined Space Medium Risk (6160-09) Course, since gas industry work and confined space environments often overlap on the same sites.

Once you've completed all modules successfully, you'll be registered on the Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) and issued your SHEA Gas card. EUSR registration is valid for five years and will act as your "passport" to work at utility sites in the UK. This course is also a valid route to renew your SHEA EUSR registration, if yours is due to expire soon. 

A good understanding of spoken and written English is necessary to attend and complete the course successfully, and students are required to complete their training on a laptop or desktop computer with a webcam, microphone and speaker; tablets aren't supported.

By the end of the online EUSR course, you'll have a good understanding of the gas sector, in particular:

• Legal requirements of working in the gas industry
• Environmental implications of your work
• Risk assessments
• Safety on site and physical dangers
• How to recognise potential health hazards
• Spotting environmental hazards
• What to do in an emergency
• Practical insights from industry experts
• Key skills and responsibilities in your role

The one-day course covers 9 modules, made up of core SHEA modules and specific Gas modules:

• Module 1: Understanding our workplace responsibilities
• Module 2: Understanding the effects of our work on the environment
• Module 3: Identifying and controlling risks
• Module 4: Common hazards and controls in the workplace
• Module 5: Occupational health hazards
• Module 6: Responding to emergencies
• Module 14: Highway working and excavations (Gas)
• Module 15: Pressure regulating installations
• Module 16: Safety in premises

At the end of each module, you'll take a multiple-choice test to check your knowledge and understanding.

At the end of each module, you'll take a multiple-choice test to check your knowledge and understanding. Once you've completed all modules successfully, you'll be registered on the Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) and issued your SHEA Gas card, valid for five years.

If you're involved in utility excavation, infrastructure projects or maintenance, you'll need a SHEA Gas certification. You could be an operative, contractor, supervisor or manager, all roles need a solid understanding of gas health and safety legislation to be able to work in or gain access to operational sites in the UK. It's a legal requirement for all temporary and permanent staff.

The below form is required to be completed and returned to [email protected] prior to the course start date, failure to provide this may result in not being allowed to join the course. 

When selecting the below link, please select 'download document' which will enable the form to be editable and prevent printing the paperwork. If you do require any assistance please contact 01892 543000.

EUSR Data Capture Form

A good understanding of spoken and written English is necessary to attend and successfully complete the Online EUSR SHEA Gas Course (Remote Learning). Students are required to complete their training on a laptop or desktop computer with a webcam, microphone and speaker; tablets are not supported.