📅 Starts:
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🕓 Times:
08:00am
🏷️ Price:
£63
👥 Places:
6
📍 Location:
Hartlepool, TS252BW
📢 Status:
Scheduled
Training Venue & Getting There
Welcome to The Training Centre in Hartlepool! Weve got tea, coffee, and water ready to keep you refreshed throughout your training.Getting here is straightforward. From the A19 north or south, exit at the A689 junction and follow signs for Hartlepool. At the first roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto the A689. At the next, take the 2nd exit onto Stockton Road/A689, passing two sets of traffic lights. By Owton Lodge Public House roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Seaton Lane/B1276. Then, at the next roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Brenda Road/B1277 were just on your left! See you soon.
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What You Need to Know Before Attending
Before attending, you should know this training is part of a wider family of professional courses. It offers structured learning to help you develop competence in cable avoidance. The focus is on building skills for safe operations on site.
Join This Course
The course uses targeted instruction to help you master CAT and Genny equipment. You will work through practical elements that support safe excavation and utility tasks. Sessions emphasise detecting underground services to protect workers and infrastructure.
About
CAT and Genny training delivers essential cable avoidance skills for safe site operations. It provides practical knowledge to minimise risks during excavation and utility work. The programme prioritises underground service detection within its structured approach.
More Information
The course starting on Tue 30th Jun 2026 is listed to take place as scheduled. In order to secure your place on this course, first make an enquiry using the form provided and our events team will deliver you the latest course availabilty and booking options.
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.