Acadame

Acadame

4.9 5 stars 168 Reviews

LDTT
L&D Training Team 2026-06-11
5 stars

Great Service

Great Service! Positive friendly attitude, quality service and good customer service. Happy to support any bespoke courses to support your needs. Reports provided on NVQ progress, pleasure to work with a great team. Good variety of training is provided.

JH
Joanne Hoyland 2026-06-10
5 stars

Informative

Informative

N
Neil 2026-06-03
5 stars

The course was informative and well…

The course was informative and well presented by James Boden

EUSR – SHEA Water

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This card is affiliated with CSCS and will allow holders access to construction sites for the purposes of utility work without a separate CSCS card. Therefore, SHEA Water Passport training is perfect for water industry workers from operatives through to management.

Live online events

1 day, 08:30 AM BST - 03:30 PM BST

Online

  • £185.00 excl. VAT

1 day, 08:30 AM BST - 03:30 PM BST

Online

  • £185.00 excl. VAT

1 day, 08:30 AM BST - 03:30 PM BST

Online

  • £185.00 excl. VAT

Description

This card is affiliated with CSCS and will allow holders access to construction sites for the purposes of utility work without a separate CSCS card. Therefore, SHEA Water Passport training is perfect for water industry workers from operatives through to management. 

Syllabus

 

 The SHEA Water card consists of 8 modules with 6 core modules focusing on health, safety and the environment, followed by 2 modules specific to the water industry. The full course content is: 

  • Health and safety responsibilities in the workplace 
  • Effects of work on the environment 
  • Identifying and controlling risks 
  • Common hazards in the workplace 
  • Sewerage network and process operatives 
  • Highway working and excavations 
  • Operational health hazards 
  • Responding to emergencies