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Safe Control of Mains Connections (Water)

£250.00

The Safe Control of Mains Connections (SCMC) training course in Scotland is designed for individuals responsible for planning, authorising, supervising, or carrying out work on new water mains and service connections. This Scottish Water-approved training is typically required for those operating under the Self-Lay framework and helps ensure compliance with current Scottish Water requirements and industry standards.

ACT delivers SCMC training from our Dingwall training centre and at customer locations across the Highlands, Inverness, Aberdeen, and throughout Scotland.

The Safe Control of Mains Connections (SCMC) training course in Scotland is designed for individuals responsible for planning, authorising, supervising, or carrying out work on new water mains and service connections. This Scottish Water-approved training is typically required for those operating under the Self-Lay framework and helps ensure compliance with current Scottish Water requirements and industry standards.

ACT delivers SCMC training from our Dingwall training centre and at customer locations across the Highlands, Inverness, Aberdeen, and throughout Scotland.

SCMC Course Content

  • Introduction – Health & safety induction, emergency procedures, and site arrangements.

  • Ice Breaker – Learner introductions and identification of course expectations.

  • Course Objectives – Overview of learning outcomes and assessment requirements.

  • SCMC Scheme – Understanding the SCMC framework, asset control, and stakeholder responsibilities.

  • Scope of Works – Materials, fittings, tools, and equipment used in mains connections.

  • Roles & Responsibilities – Key SCMC roles and how they contribute to safe network operations.

  • Regulators – The role of regulators and the legislation they enforce.

  • Accreditations – Required qualifications and competency standards for scheme participants.

  • Planning the Job – Planning works through risk assessment, resource allocation, and documentation.

  • Work Packages & Job Specifics – Understanding required documentation and legislative compliance.

  • Carrying Out the Connection – Applying SCMC requirements to practical connection scenarios.

  • If Something Goes Wrong & Completing the Job – Managing emergencies and completing works in line with the Code of Practice.

  • Course Review – Reviewing learning outcomes and preparing for assessment.

  • Competency Assessment – Demonstrating knowledge through a formal assessment.