Structure
Overview
The Sewerage Maintenance scheme is built from a number of elements. Completion of these elements can be demonstrated either through:
- Achievement of a suitable vocational qualification
- Completion of a programme of training and assessment submitted and approved by Energy & Utility Skills under Endorsed Training Programmes
The referenced units within the Sewerage Maintenance National Occupational Standards (NOS) can be found here.
Pre-Requisites
Requirements
Health & Safety:
Preferably including the Sewerage Network modules.
Endorsed Training Programmes may lead to SHEA so long as they include at least the assessment mandated by Energy & Utility Skills.
Confined Spaces:
- Valid Confined Spaces (Water) registration
Operative
ETP Standards/Requirements for a Basic Operative
- Sewerage Maintenance NOS
- SM2 Communicate Information
- SM9 Assist in preparing resources and segregating the area for highways works
- SM10 Assist in preparing resources and segregating the area for site works
- SM11 Working under supervision, restore sewers and ancillaries to an appropriate condition
Skilled Operative
All programmes submitted for approval must cover:
- Sewerage Maintenance NOS
- SM2 Communicate Information
- SM7 Prepare resources and segregate the area for highways works and/or SM8 – Prepare resources and segregate the area for site works
Plus at least one of the following role specific requirements:
ETP Standards/Requirements | Accredited Qualification (NVQ/QCF) | |
Sewerage Water Jetting Operative | Sewerage Maintenance NOS
· SM4 – Restore sewers and ancillaries to an appropriate condition · SM6 – Locate and avoid supply apparatus and sub-structures Programme Submission Notes: |
CABWI NVQ Level 2 – Sewerage Maintenance or 600/2046/5 CABWI Level 2 Certificate in Sewerage Maintenance (QCF) |
Sewerage Investigative (CCTV) Operative | Sewerage Maintenance NOS
· SM3 – Monitor asset using CCTV equipment |
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Sewerage Manual Pipe Layer Operative | Sewerage Maintenance NOS
· SM4 – Restore sewers and ancillaries to an appropriate condition · SM5 – Carry out inspection and operational maintenance of sewers and ancillaries · SM6 – Locate and avoid supply apparatus and sub-structures |
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Sewerage Trenchless Technology Operative | Sewerage Maintenance NOS
· SM4 – Restore sewers and ancillaries to an appropriate condition · SM6 – Locate and avoid supply apparatus and sub-structures |
Find Out More
If you would like to get trained in this scheme, please see our guidance for finding a training provider. If you have a training package that you would like to be included within this registration family please view our Endorsed Training Programme approval page.
An Endorsed Training Programme is a training package that has been approved by Energy & Utility Skills as meeting its objectives. They are offered by private companies and any questions relating specifically to that training package should be directed to the appropriate provider.