The NRSWA Unit S1 Streetworks course is designed for anyone responsible for setting up traffic lights, signs, cones, barriers, and other guarding equipment on highways.
This means it’s perfect for site supervisors and managers, highway inspectors, local authority workers, engineers, and planners.
Previously known as Unit 10, Unit S1 is essential for most supervisor and managerial roles in the roadworks industry. Many local authorities require this qualification for teams overseeing street and road works.
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We offer the NRSWA Unit S1 course in various locations, including:
Get in touch to find out which dates are available.
Your employees can complete NRSWA’s Unit S1 for as little as £150 upfront - or you can choose to spread the cost over 12 or 24 months.
No. Unit S1 focuses on the skills and experience needed to supervise the setup of signage, lighting and guarding equipment. If they want to be an operative, which means they are responsible for the actual set up, they’ll need to complete the NRSWA Unit 01 course instead. We offer that too!
Not at all. Many supervisors choose to complete all of the NRSWA units, but you can pick and choose the courses that best fit your team’s responsibilities.
The accreditation is valid for five years and needs to be renewed after that.
Absolutely! Here’s a list of our NRSWA courses for supervisors:
They can if they want to, but it's not required. Having both supervisor and operative NRSWA units gives them more flexibility in their careers, allowing them to work in both roles (just not at the same time!).
The course includes a mix of theory tests and practical assessments, and attendees will need to pass both.
This Streetworks course only takes one day to complete. Not long at all!
Make sure they bring:
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