EUSR GS6 Overhead Power Line Safety Course
Work safely around overhead electrical hazards with EUSR GS6 Overhead Power Line Safety training. Built around HSE GS6, 4th Edition, this course gives field teams, supervisors, and planners the knowledge to identify risks, plan safe operations, and apply effective control measures when working near live overhead power lines.
Designed to reduce the likelihood of serious incidents, improve site decision making, and support safe systems of work.
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Who Needs GS6 Overhead Power Line Safety Training
Designed for teams working near overhead electrical services
Industries We Work With
Construction and civil engineering
Utilities and infrastructure
Agriculture and land management
Rail and transport
Telecommunications
Highways and street works
Plant and lifting operations
Local authorities and contractors
Typical roles
Utility Workers
Construction Teams
Plant Operators
Supervisors And Site Managers
Planners and Coordinators
Health and safety professionals
Groundwork’s And Field Operatives
If your work takes place near overhead power lines, this training is essential. The course is ideal for individuals and teams who need to understand the risks, responsibilities, and practical controls required to work safely around overhead electrical hazards.
Why GS6 Training Matters
Prevent contact. Control risk. Protect lives.
Prevent contact. Control risk. Protect lives.
Working near overhead power lines carries significant risk. Contact with live lines can result in serious injury, fatalities, equipment damage, site disruption, and legal consequences.
Protect your people
Overhead electrical hazards can be difficult to judge on site, especially when operating plant, lifting equipment, or long materials. Training helps teams recognise hazards and make safer decisions.
Improve planning and control
Safe work near overhead lines depends on effective planning. GS6 training helps teams understand exclusion zones, barriers, control measures, and safe systems of work.
Reduce operational risk
Poor awareness or weak controls can lead to serious incidents, delays, investigations, and reputational damage. Training helps reduce these risks before work begins.
Build confidence on site
When teams understand the hazards and controls, they can act with greater confidence and consistency in real-world conditions.
Support compliance
The course is built around HSE GS6 guidance, helping delegates understand the legal duties and industry standards that apply when working near overhead electrical services.
Avoid costly service strikes before they happen
Trusted To Keep The Biggest Names In Construction Safe On Site
Why Choose CSTA Global
Practical training built around real industry application
EUSR endorsed training
Our GS6 course is EUSR endorsed, giving your team recognised training built around safe working near overhead power lines.
Clear, actionable safety behaviours
Delegates leave with practical knowledge they can apply immediately to improve safety on site.
Built around HSE GS6 guidance
The course is based on HSE GS6, 4th Edition, ensuring delegates understand the expectations and standards for avoiding danger from overhead power lines.
Suitable for multiple roles
The course supports field teams, supervisors, planners, and anyone involved in work near overhead electrical services.
Real-world application
We focus on how the guidance applies in live working environments, not just classroom theory.
Delivered by industry specialists
CSTA Global brings practical industry knowledge to every course, helping teams understand risk in a clear and relevant way.
Our Acreditations
What You Will Learn
Practical knowledge for safer work near overhead power lines
Practical knowledge for safer work near overhead power lines
Legal duties and industry standards for work near overhead lines
Common hazards, voltage ranges, and risk factors
Practical risk assessment techniques
Exclusion zones, barriers, and control measures
Exclusion zones, barriers, and control measures
How to establish and maintain a Safe System of Work
On-site decision making to reduce the likelihood of serious incidents
Common Problems We Help Solve
If this sounds familiar, we can help:
Teams working near overhead lines without clear understanding of GS6 guidance
Uncertainty around exclusion zones and safe working distances
Poor planning before work begins near overhead electrical services
Poor planning before work begins near overhead electrical services
Inconsistent site controls, barriers, or warning systems
Plant operators or field teams unsure how to identify overhead line risks
CSTA Global brings practical industry knowledge to every course, helping teams understand risk in a clear and relevant way.
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