Please refer to joining instructions for full details. Acceptable forms of ID include passport and driving licence. You will find a copy of this form and updated NSI30 Training Guidance document on the Documents Page of this site.Īdditionally anyone taking training and assessment for Safety Rule Romp, NSI 2 – Earthing High Voltage Equipment, NSI 4 – Work on or Near High Voltage Overhead Lines or NSI 9 – Testing High Voltage Equipment, will need to bring evidence of the course pre-requisites by completing the NSI Authorisation Evidence Form for Contractors, available on the Documents Page.Īll individuals are required to present valid photographic ID at training sessions and assessments to confirm their identity. If you have any individuals who are not due a renewal of their authorisation and will be working in close proximity to high voltage equipment, there will be an option for them to complete a stand-alone Impressed Voltage awareness e-learning package at a cost of £80 + VAT. This can be booked via the external training booking procedure using Booking Form D.įurther information can be also obtained referring to the Safety Bulletin (Safety Bulletin SB 409).Īnyone taking training and assessment to become a Competent Person for the first time is required to bring evidence of their 9 days of work experience by completing the form contained in Appendix D of NSI30. Please refer to joining instructions for full details.Ĭourse bookings and further information for Person (Substation) and Person (Overhead Lines) can be found here.īOOK PERSON (SUBSTATION) AND PERSON (OVERHEAD LINES)Ĭompetent Person (Substation) and Competent Person (Overhead Lines) and Authorised Person course bookingsĬompetent and Authorised Person authorisations are registered on EUSR against the National Grid Electricity Contractors Scheme. An individual must pass both knowledge and practical parts of their course in order to receive the Person authorisation and be registered on EUSR against the National Grid Electricity Contractors Scheme.Īll individuals are required to present valid photographic ID at training sessions and assessments to confirm their identity. These day long courses consist of both a knowledge e-learning and assessment and a practical assessment. Person (Substation) and Person (Overhead Lines) course bookingsĮnergy & Utility Skills manages the bookings for the National Grid Person (Substation) and National Grid Person (Overhead Lines) courses on National Grid’s behalf. Further information is available through these Guidance Notes. Please refer to NSI 30 for the definitions and responsibilities.
The appointments for this scheme are at the following authorisation levels: The training for non-company personnel is administered by National Grid’s Learning & Development Department based in Eakring, Nottinghamshire. This procedure describes the process for the appointment of individuals of non-company personnel under the National Grid Safety Rules. This scheme operates to satisfy the requirements of National Safety Instruction (NSI) 30 “Appointment of Persons”. Individuals who require a Person Authorisation who are either first time applicants or do not have an in-date Person Authorisation should book onto the Initial Person course.Īll course information and Person course bookings are available here.Individuals who have an in-date Person Authorisation which has been completed since January 2020 should take the online Person Renewal course before it expires.Renewal Course Price £425.00 (plus VAT)įor bookings made from 3 April 2023 onwards, National Grid Competent Person & Authorised Person training course prices are increasing.įor more information click here: Product List – EUSR.Initial Course Price £525.00 (plus VAT).For bookings made from 3 April 2023 onwards, National Grid Persons training course prices are increasing.
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