Onsite NRSWA Unit 2 Signing, Lighting & Guarding Training Course

Apply signing, lighting and guarding practices directly on your own worksites under real site conditions.
  • Training takes place at your actual work locations so teams can practise with the specific layout and access points they encounter daily.
  • Equipment and traffic control methods can be demonstrated using the portable signals and barriers already in use on your sites.
  • Instruction can be adjusted on the day to address the pedestrian routes, cyclist provisions and plant movements unique to each location.
  • Multiple teams from the same organisation can be trained consecutively without leaving the premises, keeping operational disruption to a minimum.
  • Immediate feedback is possible while the course is running, allowing adjustments to guarding arrangements before work resumes.

A private onsite session brings the trainer and all necessary demonstration equipment to your chosen premises or active site. The session follows the unit requirements while focusing on the traffic flows, pedestrian needs and site constraints present at that location. Practical exercises are conducted using the actual access points and working areas your teams manage.

  • Highway maintenance contractors
  • Utility installation companies
  • Civil engineering firms

Private group rates for NRSWA Unit 2 Signing Lighting training start from £140 per person (for groups of up to 8 people). Make an enquiry using the form provided and we will supply a clear, fixed quote and course information based on your exact group size and location with no hidden fees

We're proud to offer our lowest price guarantee on all private / onsite training courses

  • Duration : 1 Day
  • Max Group Size : 8
  • Availability : Any location UK-Wide
  • Lead Time / Notice : Two Weeks

This course is regularly requested by organisations that need teams to meet signing, lighting and guarding standards on live sites. Our trainers have delivered the unit across a wide range of road and street works environments, adapting demonstrations to suit different traffic volumes and site layouts. Both onsite and virtual delivery formats are used depending on client requirements.