📅 Starts:
📅
🕓 Times:
900 am
🏷️ Price:
£155
👥 Places:
4
📍 Location:
Swansea, SA54DH
📢 Status:
Course Going Ahead ✅
Training Venue & Getting There
Heading to The Training Centre in Swansea SA54DH Were excited to see you!From the M4, exit at Junction 47 onto the A483 towards Swansea. Stay on the A483, then take the 2nd exit at the roundabout onto the A48. At the next roundabout, 2nd exit onto Heol Ddu Road, and turn right onto Queensway youve arrived!Parkings easy at the rear of the building. Tea and coffee are provided, so grab a cup and settle in. See you soon!
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What You Need to Know Before Attending
This course offers essential safety training focused on cable avoidance for professionals in relevant fields. It forms part of a wider family of programmes designed to support workplace safety development. As a flexible option, it can easily fit alongside other health and safety pathways you may already be following.
Join This Course
You will take part in a practical session that builds hands-on skills in a straightforward way. The day centres on learning to detect underground cables safely using the right equipment. Expect a focused approach where you practise with CAT scanners and Genny signal generators throughout. This helps you apply the techniques directly in a supportive setting.
About
CAT and Genny training equips you with crucial cable avoidance skills for excavation and utility work. It emphasises practical knowledge to help you detect cables effectively and safely. As an industry standard course, it supports vital safety techniques that enhance everyday operations. The overall aim is to add valuable expertise to your professional toolkit.
More Information
The course starting on Mon 19th Oct 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.