Course Overview
What is National Water Hygiene?
National Water Hygiene training is commonly required for workers who access clean water environments or work in roles where water hygiene awareness is required.
It is often referred to as the Blue Card route and is widely used across the water industry and supply chain.
Who It Is For
Who needs the National Water Hygiene Card?
This course is suitable for people who work on or around clean water sites, networks and assets.
Water workers
Contractors
Network operatives
Treatment works staff
Service reservoir access
Clean water site visitors
Course Content
What the course covers
The course focuses on hygiene awareness and the importance of protecting public health when working in clean water environments.
Water hygiene awareness
Understanding why hygiene controls matter in clean water environments.
Personal responsibilities
Recognising the role of workers in preventing contamination.
Contamination risks
Awareness of behaviours, materials and conditions that could affect water quality.
Clean water environments
Understanding expectations when accessing controlled water sites and assets.
Assessment & Registration
EUSR registration
Successful learners are registered on EUSR, subject to completing the required training and assessment.
If your employer, principal contractor or water company has specified National Water Hygiene, please confirm any additional access requirements before booking.
FAQs
National Water Hygiene FAQs
Is National Water Hygiene the same as the Blue Card?
National Water Hygiene is commonly referred to as the Blue Card route.
Who usually needs this training?
It is commonly needed by workers who access clean water sites, water networks, treatment works or service reservoirs.
Can companies book group training?
Yes. Group bookings can be arranged for organisations and contractor teams.
What if I also need SHEA Water?
National Water Hygiene and SHEA Water are different requirements. Send us the site/client requirement and we can help you identify what you need.