📅 Starts:
🕓 Times:
845am
🏷️ Price:
£195
👥 Places:
4
📍 Location:
Alresford, SO249SQ
📢 Status:
Course Going Ahead ✅
Training Venue & Getting There
Welcome to The Training Centre in Alresford your go-to spot for great training!From the A31 heading south from Winchester, follow St Catherines Wy/A31. Take the 3rd exit at Chilcomb Roundabout onto A31, 2nd at Spitfire Roundabout onto Petersfield Rd/A31, 3rd at Percy Hobbs Roundabout onto Alresford Rd/A31, then 2nd at the next onto A31. Continue to The Dene/A31, turn onto Bighton Hill, up over the railway bridge, first right into the Industrial Estate, and drive to the end were clearly marked!Hot tea, coffee, water, and a microwave await. See you soon!
Location
What You Need to Know Before Attending
Before attending the CAT and Genny training, you should note that it forms part of a wider family of courses. This can help you see how it fits with other safety training you might consider. There are no specific prerequisites listed, so its open to those looking to improve their knowledge. You can prepare by thinking about your current experience with utility work.
Join This Course
On the day, the training will guide you through cable avoidance techniques in a professional manner. You will focus on developing skills with the CAT and Genny equipment safely. The approach builds your competence step by step. Sessions aim to make the learning practical and relevant to your work.
About
The CAT and Genny training covers essential cable avoidance techniques. It is designed to develop your skills in using the equipment safely and effectively. By taking part, you can enhance your awareness of underground cable locations. Overall, it helps strengthen safety practices in utility related work.
More Information
The course starting on Mon 28th Sep 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.