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This training is a requirement for all individuals working on water distributions activities within the Scottish Water region. To be issued with a DOMS card an individual must hold a valid EUSR National Water Hygiene registration. This is a combination course covering both courses. A trainer-led course, delivered face-to-face.
Costs shown on the website include the EUSR registration and virtual card(s). From April 1st 2024, the cost of EUSR registration fees and cards will be increasing (this will be reflected in our costs of courses/EUSR cards).
Candidates now receive virtual cards (accessible on mobile phone) instead of physical plastic cards. If plastic cards are required as an addition, these can be added to your order at checkout. Please note, a plastic card cannot be ordered in replacement of a virtual card.
Please note costs shown are exclusive of VAT. VAT is added at the checkout.
This course requires a minimum of two candidates to run so if numbers are low the course may be cancelled - if this was to happen any candidates booked on would be informed with at least 7 days notice and offered the choice of either a different course date or full refund.
Course Overview: This training is a requirement for all individuals working on water distributions activities within the Scottish Water region. To be issued with DOMS certification an individual must hold a valid EUSR National Water Hygiene registration. This is a combination course covering both courses.
Duration: 1 day
Registration: Certification is valid for 3 years and registrations are renewed on completion of this course.
This is a combination course covering both the EUSR Water Hygiene and Scottish Water DOMS. Both cards are a requirement for individuals working on Scottish Water sites. The EUSR Water Hygiene card is required for access onto clean water sites or ‘Restricted Operations’, including working on service reservoirs, water pumping stations, water treatment works, wells, springs, boreholes and working on the network of water mains and service pipes.
The course covers various modules from the importance of water to the different aspects of the distribution, operations and maintenance of the water supply.
Course Duration and Registration
The course duration is normally a full day (approx. 6-7 hours). The course is a trainer-led delivery and candidates are invited to share and discuss experiences with the group.
After successful completion of the training programme and assessment, EUSR registration is gained and certification will be issued, one for each scheme.