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The EUSR National Water Hygiene course, also known as the ‘Blue Card’ scheme, is essential for maintaining public health and ensuring high standards of water hygiene. This training is available either at your own site or through scheduled courses.
Anyone involved in ‘Restricted Operations’, which includes accessing clean water sites or working within the clean water network, must hold a valid National Water Hygiene EUSR registration, achieved through the EUSR Water Hygiene training. This requirement applies to all UK water companies and extends beyond their direct employees.
If you are a subcontractor, work for a Self-Lay Organisation (SLO), or are engaged in any water company-related operations, you must obtain this certification through the EUSR Water Hygiene course to comply with industry regulations.
Anyone carrying out ‘Restricted Operations’ within the clean water network or entering clean water sites must complete the EUSR National Water Hygiene training, as required by all UK water companies.
These operations cover a range of activities, including work on service reservoirs, water pumping stations, treatment facilities, wells, springs, and boreholes, as well as tasks involving water mains and service pipes.
The National Water Hygiene Blue Card is an essential EUSR certification for anyone carrying out restricted operations within the clean water network. It demonstrates competence in water hygiene and compliance with industry standards, ensuring public safety.
EUSR water hygiene training is mandatory for subcontractors, Self-Lay Organisations (SLOs), and any personnel working for UK water companies or entering clean water sites. It is also suitable for employees performing restricted operations such as working on service reservoirs, pumping stations, treatment facilities, or water mains.
The course is delivered as a half-day session. It combines classroom learning with practical participation and concludes with a multiple-choice exam and a health-screening questionnaire to confirm understanding.
The course covers the importance of water, the role of water as a carrier of disease, potential contamination risks, and methods to prevent contamination. Participants also learn essential hygiene practices to maintain safe water environments during restricted operations.
Assessment is conducted through a multiple-choice exam and completion of a health-screening questionnaire. Participants are also expected to actively participate throughout the training to demonstrate understanding of water hygiene principles.
Successful participants receive the EUSR National Water Hygiene Blue Card, valid for three years. This certificate is widely recognised across the UK water industry and is often a prerequisite for employment or site access.
EUSR water hygiene training is vital for protecting public health and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. It equips workers with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent contamination in the clean water network and maintain high standards of safety and hygiene.
Yes, the EUSR water hygiene course can be delivered onsite for groups of up to twelve participants. This makes it a convenient option for organisations looking to train multiple employees at their work location while ensuring compliance with industry regulations.
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