S4 - The safe Operation of High Voltage Power Systems (Full High Voltage Authorisation) Reviews

The venue is clean and well equipped. The materials, of the course, are clear and concise Sufficient time for practising, and all instructors are friendly and answered all my queries

I thought this course was really well run. Plenty of time operating the switchgear. i do think that on the first day the person with the passes in the car park should make themselves more obvious. He was stood in a hi-vis coat in the middle of a carpark full of people in hi-vis.

I thought this course was really well run. Plenty of time operating the switchgear. i do think that on the first day the person with the passes in the car park should make themselves more obvious. He was stood in a hi-vis coat in the middle of a carpark full of people in hi-vis.

Venue cold, small tissues, no toilet roll in toilet, no electricity for hand dryers. Food average. Hotel, Holiday Inn, room smells, always aired and put AC on to get rid of smell. Clean room. Food average to dire. Special steak and ale pie, dire, all frozen food heated. Should not be called a special.

Also, not being able to take the course manual home unless you paid an extra £25. Never experienced this before, poor. Have got to print out everything myself to refer to notes.

Both lecturers were very knowledgeable regarding the HV subject and provided information, support and guidance throughout this course. Russel Burnett also provided light hearted humour and made the CBRE team feel comfortable and at ease whilst at the same time learning.

good course, well explained and plenty of practical playtime! thanks.

Couldn’t fault course venue, equipment and lecturers. However i believe the CBRE documentation could do with some improvements

Couldn’t fault course venue, equipment and lecturers. However i believe the CBRE documentation could do with some improvements

The course is excellent, only one thing requires improvement. The course materials need to be provided to candidates at least one week before the start of the course to give candidates to go through them, as the course period is short.