Are You a NERS Registered Company Under LRQA? Or Planning to Be?

Are you currently registered under the National Electricity Registration Scheme (NERS) with LRQA, or are you planning to achieve NERS registration?

If so, Pragmatic Consulting is here to support your journey. We offer comprehensive training and assessment packages tailored specifically to the requirements set out in the LRQA NERS Requirements.

Why Choose Pragmatic Consulting?

Avoid juggling multiple training providers. At Pragmatic, we streamline the entire training and assessment process by designing bespoke induction packages that cover both core and additional competency areas.

Our training can include (but is not limited to):

Who We Support

Whether you are onboarding or upskilling:

Qualified Supervisors (including Civil Operations only)
Craftspersons
Team Leaders (Civil Operative)
Operatives (Civil)

We provide expert-led guidance every step of the way.

Tailored Training Solutions for NERS Compliance

Here are just some of the areas we cover, all aligned with NERS registration and LRQA standards:

Electrical Safety Rules – Can be integrated into pre-training for EUSR BESC AME Substations
Safe Systems of Work – CITB HSA, SSSTS, or SMSTS
Health and Safety at Work Act – Delivered through CITB HSA, SSSTS, SMSTS, or EUSR SHEA Power
ESQCR 2002 Regulations
Electricity at Work Regulations – Covered in EUSR SHEA Power
Basic Electrical Awareness – via EUSR BESC AME Substations
Full Electrical Awareness – Range of City & Guilds electrical courses available
Risk Assessment – Through CITB SSSTS, SMSTS, or standalone training
Emergency First Aid + Resuscitation – Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work
NRSWA Training – For entry to the Street Works Qualification Register (SWQR)

Get Started with Pragmatic Consulting

Whether you’re aiming for NERS certification or looking to maintain compliance, Pragmatic Consulting is your one-stop solution for industry-leading training and assessments.

You might also be interested in our blog - Mastering electrical safety: a guide to BESC:AME substation training

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