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Get your NRSWA/Streetworks card with Project Skills Solutions. We offer more locations for NRSWA/Streetworks training than any other provider. With over 30 locations and regular course dates, delegates are never far from a training centre. Directing traffic, excavating and reinstating roads or supervise teams that do? We have a course to suit your needs, with different combinations of units available.
NRSWA training is commonly referred to as ‘Streetworks’ or ‘Streetworks Training’. This can be confusing when booking your course, so make sure you know what course or courses you need before confirming your bookings. If you are unsure, please give our team a call on 0800 0213 263.
Upon completion of your course, you will gain an NRSWA card. This is needed to prove that you have completed the course and are ready to carry out work. Also, NRSWA Card is commonly known as a ‘Streetworks ticket’ or pass.
If you are new to a streetworks workforce, here is what you need to know:
There are 9 certificates available for operatives. Two of these are Key Certificates, which means you MUST have them to work on a site. The rest are non-key units and can be used to tailor your qualifications to the work you do. However, we recommend that you complete LA and O1-05 & O9 to be covered for the majority of work that might be undertaken on site.
We do offer unit 01 (signing, lighting and guarding) as a single qualification if this is the only unit you need for your NRSWA/Streetworks card.
Unit 01 (was Unit 2) – For delegates who need to set up signing and lighting to direct traffic and pedestrians around their work. This can include people working besides roads on utilities or landscaping for example.
Unit S1 (was Unit 10) – For those who supervise people setting up signing and lighting.
Full operative course – For delegates who need to excavate and reinstate roads and pathways.
Full supervisor course – For those who supervise people excavating and reinstating roads and pathways.
For more information on what the full course offers, see our NRSWA/Streetworks Operative Units information sheet or our blog ‘What is the NRSWA Streetworks Course?’
If you are looking for a way to prepare before your NRSWA streetworks course, why not try our NRSWA practice quiz.