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Assured Professional Certificate in Streetworks and Permit Compliance Inspections - City & Guilds Assured Programme (4 days training, 1 x 3 hour knowledge assessment and 1 x 2 hour 1:1 walked assessment, on 2 further dates)

Highways (Assured Programmes)

Who should attend?

Those who work for:
The Highway Authority - NRSWA Inspectors, Traffic Managers, Supervisors, Managers, NRSWA Administration Staff
Utility & Private Contractors - Supervisors, Managers and NRSWA Administration Staff

Course aim

To give delegates an awareness of the hazards and risks associated with carrying out Highway Inspection duties and the procedures in place to protect them.
To give delegates safety training input .
To prepare candidates to undertake their practical assessments
To provide an understanding of the need to carry out NRSWA & Permit compliance inspections
To provide an understanding of the codes of practice, legislation and the local HAUC & Permit Schemes

Learning objectives

By the end of the course delegates will be able to :-

Explain their responsibilities under the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and other relevant regulations

Discuss areas of potential danger associated with their job and the procedures in place

To carry out a straightforward risk assessment

Explain the correct reporting procedures

Successfully complete the 6033 Unit 301 Assessment

Understand the reasons for carrying out NRASW and Permit Compliance Inspections and the different types of inspections

Correctly carry out inspections in accordance with the Code of Practice for Inspections 2002: other national Legislation/Codes of Practise; the local HAUC and the local Permit Scheme

Be able to identify who is liable for the cost of repairs

Be aware of how to work in accordance with the New Roads & Street Works Act

Understand the Reinstatement Defect Process and Signing, Lighting & Guarding Inadequacy Process

Understand the Opening/Closing Notices and the Coordination Code of Practice

Be aware of the Specification for the Reinstatement of Openings in Highways

Be aware of the requirements of the TMA (Traffic Management Act) 2004

Understand their responsibilities in relation to Section 74 of the Highways Act

Be aware of the requirements of the local HAUC and local Permit scheme

Course content

Health & Safety at Work Act

Duty of care

Provision & use of work equipment regulations (PUWER)

Manual handling regulations

Risk assessments

Codes of practice

Traffic awareness

Needle sticks

Safe working procedures

Local departmental requirements and guidelines

Site Classification

Reasons for Inspections

Types of Inspection

Code of Practice for Inspections

Coordination Code of Practice

Code of Practice for Permits

Specification for the Reinstatement of Openings in Highways

Highway Reinstatement

Carrying out an inspection

Defect recognition

Intervention levels

Measuring/Interpreting the results/Taking Photographs

Recording of Inspections

ETON6-Reporting to/from Undertakers

Reinstatement Defect Process

Signing, Lighting & Guarding Inadequacy Process

Opening/Closing Notices

TMA 2004

Section 74

Local HAUC and local Permit Schemes

Local Policies & Procedures/other relevant local/National documents

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Location	Date(s)	Length	Price (excl. VAT)	Availability	Add delegates
New Southgate, N11 1HE	06/07/2026 09:00 - 10/07/2026 09:00	5 days	£1,200.00	11 Spaces
New Southgate, N11 1HE	01/02/2027 09:00 - 05/02/2027 09:00	5 days	£1,200.00	12 Spaces