Derby based Accredited Indoor Training Centre with a wide range of fully accredited trainers with over 40 years' experience that can also offer on-site bespoke training
In this training we provide a practical session with street plans and the use of a Cable Avoidance Tool (CAT) and Signal Generator (Genny).
| Course Date |
|---|
| 20th May 2026 |
| 24th June 2026 |
| 3rd July 2026 |
| 24th August 2026 |
| 18th September 2026 |
| 8th October 2026 |
| 16th November 2026 |
| 7th December 2026 |
| 18th December 2026 |
Price: £75.00
The training includes:
Understanding the equipment:
Learning the different modes and functions of the CAT and Genny, as well as their limitations.
Locating underground services:
Identifying the presence of underground utilities like power cables, gas pipes, and other metallic services.
Safety practices:
Adhering to safety guidelines and regulations, including HSG47, to minimize risks associated with underground services.
Practical application:
Hands-on experience using the CAT and Genny to locate and trace underground services, including practical sessions to ensure proficiency.
Interpreting site plans:
Reading and understanding site plans to identify potential underground utilities.
Hazard identification:
Recognizing potential hazards associated with underground services and taking appropriate precautions.
The purpose of the training is:
To understand the legal requirements for locating and marking underground utilities before excavation.
Prevents accidental strikes on underground utilities, reducing the risk of injury, death, and property damage.
Avoiding damage to underground services can prevent costly repairs, project delays, and potential legal liabilities.
Ensuring compliance with safety regulations and legal requirements related to excavation and underground utilities.
Who needs CAT and Genny training?
Anyone involved in excavation or groundwork that may involve digging or disturbing the ground. Individuals responsible for overseeing excavation work and ensuring safe working practices. and those who work with or around underground utilities.