SA009 – Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing (includes the SA001 course) - Open Course

What is the SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing Open Course?

The SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing open course is an in-person, trainer-led training program for those working on telecommunications cables crossing low-voltage power lines. The course covers pole access, pole checking, and working on joint user poles, as well as overhead safety and ladder use, which is part of the SA001 course that is included within the training. Your trainer will take you through proper LV power crossing techniques that contribute to the reliability and efficiency of electrical systems. These techniques help prevent electrical hazards, including avoiding potential short circuits, electrical fires, and ensuring the safety of both installation and maintenance personnel. Therefore, delegates will be prepared to safely work in environments involving LV power crossings. Notably, this course is available to anyone over the age of 16. Regardless of their experience level, participants will be prepared to safely carry out tasks in high-risk environments. Book your place today and acquire the skills needed to ensure both personal and workplace safety.

This course is available for onsite or virtual delivery, and we provide the price and dates when you apply.

SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing Open Course - Key Information

Available for on-site delivery
Suitable for those who work with or around pole and climbing
No formal entry requirements to start the course
Smart Awards Certificate valid for 3 years
Smart Awards Training accredited to the National Occupational Standard (NOS)
Insight into industry-standard techniques

What will I learn on the SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing course?

Demonstrate working safely
Using ladders to access poles
Understanding health and safety legislation and industry practices
Conducting pole checking
Working safely on joint user poles
Installing and recovering telecommunications cables over LV power lines safely
Using equipment and methods for cable installation
Following emergency and reporting procedures

SA001 Overhead Safety including SA051C Tetra Open Course Details

Once your payment is processed for your classroom-based SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing course, you’ll receive your joining instructions via email.

Your joining instructions include the following details:

The date of your chosen course
Course start time
Address of your chosen venue, including a map screenshot
Duration of the course

SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing Course Content

This course is divided into the following modules:

- Overhead Safety: Safe practices for working at height with ladders and poles in telecommunications
- Pole Access and Ladder Use: Methods for safely accessing poles using ladders
- Pole Checking: Inspecting poles for safety and identifying hazards
- Joint User Poles: Safety protocols for working on shared poles
- Health and Safety Legislation: Relevant laws and regulations for working near low voltage power lines
- Telecommunications Cable Installation and Recovery: Safe installation and recovery of cables over LV power lines
- Emergency and Reporting Procedures: Responding to emergencies and reporting incidents

Assessment and Certification

The SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installation Over LV Power Crossing course evaluates delegates’ ability to safely access poles, install and recover cables over LV power lines, and comply with relevant health and safety regulations.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for this course. However, delegates are expected to possess sufficient literacy skills to successfully complete the assessment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the questions we frequently get asked about the SA009 Overhead Safety & Cable Installations over LV Power Crossings.

Who can take the SA009 course?

The course is available to anyone over the age of 16. It is designed for individuals working on telecommunications cables crossing low-voltage power lines, regardless of their experience level.

How does the course prepare delegates for working with LV power crossings?

The course equips delegates with the necessary knowledge and skills to safely work in environments involving LV power crossings, helping to prevent electrical hazards such as short circuits and fires, and ensuring the safety of both installation and maintenance personnel.

Why is certification from Smart Awards important?

Smart Awards certifications are industry-recognised and aligned with the National Occupational Standard (NOS), ensuring training meets professional benchmarks. This accreditation validates your skills, making you more competitive and compliant in the telecom sector.

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