Classroom-Based CAT & Genny Training Delivered in Leigh

This essential CAT and Genny course is designed for individuals who need to detect underground services before beginning excavation work.

It also covers how to avoid overhead power lines using GS6 guidance.

What You’ll Learn on the CAT and Genny Course

• Accurately mark sites using proper techniques
• Interpret utility plans and recognise symbols
• Operate equipment to detect underground services
• Identify hazards and risks associated with utilities
• Understand why some services are harder to locate
• Follow safe digging procedures aligned with HSG47 and GS6

Course Duration

This course takes a minimum of six guided learning hours.

Why Take This Course?

This course aligns with HSE Guidance150 (Safety in Construction), HSG47 (safe excavation), and GS6 (Avoid contact with Overhead Power Lines), and prepares operatives, supervisors, and managers to manage risks associated with excavation. Ultimately, it empowers you to make safe decisions and protect both workers and infrastructure.

Entry Requirements

Delegates must wear PPE, including gloves, high-vis jackets, safety boots, helmets, and waterproof clothing.

Accreditation

Accredited by EUSR or 3B Training.

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