National Water Hygiene Course in Warrington

    Product Available Upon Request

    This product is currently not available for immediate purchase through our website. However, we can still supply it upon request. Please call us on 07901 726419 to discuss your requirements and place an order. This is due to the popularity and advantages of our weekly online courses. But, if you have a group of people and you want the training in Warrington we can still use our training centre.

      National Water Hygiene Course in Warrington

      Due to the popularity of our weekly online courses we no longer provide regular Warrington Courses. But, if you have a group of people and you want the training in Warrington we can use our training centre.

      Please get in contact if we can help.

      What you get

      • National Water Hygiene Scheme Training Course and Test delivered in Warrington – close to the M62 and M6 motorways.
      • National Water Hygiene Scheme Registration with Energy and Utility Skills
      • SmartPhone app with ‘Vicarda Registration’.
      • Optional Plastic SmartCard with electronic chip.
      • Training delivered by experienced ex-water company employees – Thames Water or United Utilities.

      What do our customers say about our service

      ‘Great communication, very happy with the service provided’ from Charly Wild 2023.

      ‘A good and easy to understand presentation with Excellent communication from Alison. A Great and efficient way to learn online.’ from Jason Shipp, 2023.

      ‘Very friendly and helpful throughout. Quick response to all communications. Would highly recommend and will be my first point of call for future courses.’ from Andrew Luckett, 2022.

      The National Water Hygiene scheme is a program developed in collaboration with all UK water companies to ensure the protection of public health and promote good water hygiene practices. The scheme requires individuals entering clean water sites or working on the clean water network, known as ‘Restricted Operations’, to hold a National Water Hygiene EUSR registration. This includes working on service reservoirs, water pumping stations, water treatment works, wells, springs, boreholes, as well as working on the network of water mains and service pipes. The scheme consists of four modules: the importance of water, water as a carrier of disease, potential contamination and its consequences, and preventing contamination. Since 2023 the NWH scheme consists of face-to-face training, remote/e-classroom training, and e-learning/e-assessment programs. All NWH training is assessed through a multiple-choice question test. The test contains 25 questions and the pass mark is 22. Once you have successfully completed your National Water Hygiene training and assessment (and the essential Health Declaration), you will understand the vital part you play in maintaining clean and safe drinking water and protecting public health.