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ONLINE EUSR SHEA Power Course (Remote Learning)

ONLINE EUSR SHEA Power Course (Remote Learning)

1 Day CourseOnline Instructor Led

If you work with power systems, utilities, energy, or the UK's electricity infrastructure, you're expected to move confidently and make quick decisions to keep yourself and others safe. This one-day Online EUSR SHEA Power Course (Remote Learning) gives you the awareness and regulatory grounding you need to carry out your work well, aligning with Health & Safety Executive (HSE) expectations. Holding this recognised SHEA Power qualification demonstrates your ability to meet the rigorous standards required to work on National Grid and Distribution Network Operator (DNO) sites.


Without it, you'll have restricted access to many work sites, as gaps in knowledge can lead to unsafe conditions and regulatory breaches. 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 working across both power and gas utility sectors may also want to look at the Online EUSR SHEA Gas Course (Remote Learning), which follows the same SHEA framework applied specifically to gas industry work.


Since substation and underground cable work can involve confined space environments, delegates whose role touches on this should also consider the City & Guilds Confined Space Medium Risk (6160-09) Course alongside this course. A valid EUSR SHEA Power Card is required to be eligible for work on regulated UK power network sites, and to comply with regulations, training needs to be renewed every three years.


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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the EUSR SHEA Power Card valid for?

Training needs to be renewed every three years to remain compliant and eligible to work on regulated UK power network sites.

How is the course assessed?

Through a 10-question multiple-choice test at the end of each of the eight modules, marked automatically. A score of 80% is needed to pass each one.

What equipment do I need to attend?

A laptop or desktop computer with a working webcam, microphone and speaker. Tablets aren't supported for this course.

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