Our EUSR Courses

EUSR is the online register of training and skills for the energy and utilities sector. Our wide range of courses available will make sure your staff are qualified and safe at work. 

Many of the courses in this section require instructors with many, many years of sector experience and knowledge. Most of the instruction will be both theoretical and practically assessed so you can ensure the teaching translates back to productivity on-site.

FAQs

What are EUSR courses?

EUSR stands for the Energy & Utility Skills Register. It provides a recognised way of recording training and competence for people working across the energy and utility sectors.

Groundforce Training offers a range of EUSR courses designed to help operatives, supervisors and other industry professionals develop and demonstrate the skills they need to work safely and competently on site.


What types of EUSR courses are available?

Groundforce Training offers EUSR courses across a range of technical, operational and safety areas, including:




  • Welding: Training covering electrofusion, butt fusion and combined welding procedures for PE80 (MDPE) and PE100 (HDPE/HPPE) materials.

  • Water industry: Courses such as National Water Hygiene (Blue Card), plus training covering chlorination and water quality.

  • Pressure testing and commissioning: Standard and novice-level pressure testing courses, covering the safe testing of pipelines in line with relevant industry guidance.

  • Tools and plant: Practical training for equipment including impact moling, Grundomat soil displacement hammers, abrasive wheels and petrol cut-off saws.

  • Health and safety: Courses covering areas such as working at height, harness inspection and general site safety.


Who needs to take EUSR training?

EUSR training is suitable for operatives, technicians, supervisors, project managers and other professionals working in the utilities, civil engineering and construction industries.

The specific course you need will depend on your role and the tasks you carry out as part of your work.


Are EUSR courses practical or classroom-based?

This depends on the course. Many EUSR courses combine classroom learning with practical training and assessment, helping delegates understand the relevant safety requirements and demonstrate their skills using the equipment they will use on site.

Some courses may be more classroom-focused, while others include a greater emphasis on practical training.