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🕓 Time:
900 am
🏷️ Price:
£155 + VAT
👥 Spaces:
4
Training Venue & Getting There
Heading to The Training Centre in Cardiff Its a breeze from the M4 just take the exit towards Cardiff East/Caerdydd Dwyrain onto the A4232. Keep straight, then exit for Splott/Adamsdown. Merge onto Ocean Way/A4161 and continue spot us opposite CCHA & Halo.Free parking awaits at the rear, with tea and coffee on hand to keep you comfy. Cant wait to see you!
Location
What You Need to Know Before Attending
This course is perfect for anyone working near underground services. Its essential for groundworkers, excavators, and supervisors.Youll need to wear appropriate personal protective equipment PPE. This includes safety boots, a hard hat, and high-visibility clothing.Please arrive a little early to complete registration. This ensures a smooth start to your training day.
Join This Course
The day combines classroom theory with practical, hands-on sessions. Youll get to use the equipment yourself.Our expert instructors will guide you through real-world scenarios. Theyll share valuable insights and best practices.Youll learn how to operate Cable Avoidance Tools CATs and Signal Generators Gennys effectively.There will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions and consolidate your learning.
About
This course teaches you how to safely locate and avoid buried cables and pipes. Its vital for preventing accidents.Youll understand the serious risks associated with striking underground utilities. Safety is our top priority.Gain practical skills in using CAT and Genny equipment for accurate detection. This protects both people and projects.Ensure your work complies with current health and safety regulations for excavation.
More Information
The course starting on Tue 28th Jul 2026 has already achieved the minimum numbers required in order for the course to take place
Upon successful completion and passing of the CAT and Genny Cable Avoidance Tool training course, candidates will receive a Certificate of Competence. This certificate serves as a testament to their proficiency in using CAT and Genny tools, and their understanding of safe digging practices and underground service avoidance.