EUSR National Water Hygiene

EUSR

Course Details

The EUSR National Water Hygiene course, commonly known as the Blue Card, will provide delegates with the knowledge of good water hygiene practices and help protect public health by preventing contamination of the clean water supply.

The scheme has been developed in collaboration with UK water companies and is a requirement for individuals undertaking certain activities on clean water sites or working on the clean water network, known as Restricted Operations. This includes individuals employed by water companies, subcontractors and other organisations, including Self-Lay Organisations (SLOs).

The training provides delegates with an understanding of the importance of maintaining water quality, the risks associated with contamination and the measures required to prevent contamination when working within the clean water industry.

 

The course covers the following modules:

Module 1: The Importance of Water.

Module 2: Water as a Carrier of Disease.

Module 3: Potential Contamination and Its Consequences.

Module 4: Preventing Contamination.

Course Duration

½ Day
Novice training – ½ Day (maximum of 12 candidates).
Refresher training – ½ Day (maximum of 12 candidates).

Assessment

EUSR Theory assessment - multiple-choice assessment consisting of 25 questions.

Accreditation

Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) National Water Hygiene Blue Card – 3 year expiry.

Things to know

All delegates must complete a health screening questionnaire before undertaking the training and assessment. Where applicable, written confirmation from a medical practitioner may be required before registration can be completed.

We deliver this training at our Centre in Wincanton, but we can also deliver the course at your site, if you are able to meet the off-site training requirements.

FAQ

Who needs to attend a National Water Hygiene course?
Anyone required to enter clean water sites or undertake work on the clean water network classified as a Restricted Operation may need EUSR National Water Hygiene registration. This includes water company employees, subcontractors and individuals working for other organizations involved in clean water operations.
Who is the Accrediting Body?
The Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) administers the National Water Hygiene scheme. Successful delegates receive EUSR registration, commonly referred to as the Blue Card.