About this venue

Streetworks and utility training in the North West.

Our St Helens training centre provides practical, industry-focused training for operatives, supervisors and businesses working across Streetworks, telecommunications and utility infrastructure. Its position between Liverpool and Manchester makes it a useful regional training base for teams operating across the North West.

Training Available at Our St Helens Centre

St Helens specialises in practical safety and competence training for people working across highways, telecommunications and utility networks.

🚧 STREETWORKS

NRSWA Signing, Lighting & Guarding (Unit O1 / S1)

Develop the knowledge and practical skills associated with safely signing, lighting and guarding Streetworks sites. Training covers the principles involved in establishing and maintaining safe working areas for operatives, road users and pedestrians.

↟ OVERHEAD NETWORKS

Safety Overhead

Practical safety training for people working on or around overhead telecommunications infrastructure, helping learners understand the hazards, equipment, procedures and safe working practices associated with overhead network activities.

↓ UNDERGROUND NETWORKS

Safety Underground

Safety-focused training for operatives working around underground telecommunications infrastructure, developing an understanding of the hazards, procedures and safe working practices associated with underground network activities.

Training teams across the North West?

Positioned between the M6 and M62, St Helens provides a practical regional option for employers arranging Streetworks and utility training for teams working across Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Cheshire and the wider North West.


Plan Your Visit

Our St Helens training centre has convenient road connections to the M6 and M62, alongside local rail and bus options.

🚗 By Car

The centre is positioned between M6 Junction 23 and M62 Junction 7, with connections via the A570. This provides convenient access for learners and businesses travelling from across the North West.

🅿 Free Parking

Free on-site parking is available, with space for cars, transit vans and commercial vehicles attending the training centre.

🚆 By Train

St Helens Central is approximately one mile from the training centre, providing a nearby rail option for learners travelling by public transport. From the station, the centre can be reached by a short onward taxi journey or on foot.

🚌 By Bus

Local bus services operate around the A58 and A570, providing public transport options within walking distance of the Atlas Street area.

One location, two major motorway corridors. Access to both the M6 and M62 makes St Helens particularly useful for businesses with teams spread across Liverpool, Manchester and the wider North West.

Looking for Streetworks or utility training in St Helens?

Speak to our team about upcoming course dates, individual bookings or training requirements for your workforce.

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Why Choose the St Helens Training Centre?

Why Choose the St Helens Training Centre?

Located within easy reach of the M6 and M62, our St Helens training centre provides a convenient base for contractors, businesses and learners travelling from across Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, Wigan and the wider North West.

Its position between two of the region's major motorway corridors makes St Helens particularly practical for employers arranging Streetworks, telecommunications and utility training for teams working across multiple locations.

BUILT FOR PRACTICAL TRAINING

Practical Training for Real-World Network Activities

Our St Helens facility includes dedicated practical areas supporting overhead and underground network activities, alongside Streetworks training. These environments give learners opportunities to put technical knowledge into practice and develop familiarity with the equipment, procedures and safe working practices relevant to work in the field.

INDUSTRY-RECOGNISED TRAINING

Supporting the North West's Utility & Infrastructure Workforce

Training delivered at our St Helens centre supports the safety, knowledge and practical competence required by people working across Streetworks, telecommunications and utility infrastructure. Relevant courses lead to recognised certification appropriate to the qualification or scheme being undertaken.

Built around the working week. For businesses with teams spread between Liverpool, Manchester and the surrounding North West, St Helens offers a centrally positioned training option with motorway access and free on-site parking for company vehicles.

 

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FAQs

What types of training courses does Kelly Energy Training offer?

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Kelly Energy Training offers industry-focused training across Electrical, Gas, Renewable Energy, Water, Smart Metering and Streetworks.

Our courses include entry-level and foundation qualifications, advanced electrical training, Inspection & Testing, gas safety and ACS assessments, renewable energy technologies, smart metering and utility-sector training.

Whether you're starting a new career, renewing an existing qualification or developing specialist skills, you can explore training options designed around different levels of experience and progression.

 

Are Kelly Energy Training courses accredited or industry-recognised?

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Yes. Kelly Energy Training delivers recognised qualifications and industry training through established awarding and certification bodies, including City & Guilds, LCL Awards and EUSR.

The awarding body, qualification, and certification route will depend on the individual course. We recommend checking the relevant course page for full details, including the qualification awarded, entry requirements and assessment requirements.

 

Do I need previous experience to enrol on a course?

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Entry requirements vary depending on the qualification. Some courses are designed for learners who are new to the industry, while others require previous experience, relevant qualifications or an existing certificate. Each course page includes information about the requirements for that specific qualification.

 

If you're unsure, Contact Us, and our team can help you identify the most suitable starting point.

 

Where is Kelly Energy Training located?

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Where is Kelly Energy Training located?

Kelly Energy Training's main training centre is based in Enfield, North London, where we deliver our Electrical, Gas, Renewable Energy, Smart Metering and other technical training courses.

Our Streetworks (NRSWA) training is also delivered at selected training locations across the UK, helping individuals and businesses access Streetworks training closer to where they operate.

Not sure where your course is delivered?

Speak to our team and we'll help you confirm the training location for your chosen course.

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Which sectors do you cover at your North London centre?

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Our main training centre in Enfield, North London, offers a range of industry training across Electrical, Gas, Renewable Energy, Water and Streetworks

Our facilities include dedicated training areas and practical workshop environments designed to support hands-on learning across a variety of technical trades and industry skills.

Courses available at our Enfield centre include electrical installation and inspection, gas engineering and ACS training, renewable energy technologies such as Solar PV and battery storage, water industry training and Streetworks (NRSWA) qualifications.

How much of the training is "hands-on"?

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We take a practical, experience-based approach to training, with many of our courses combining classroom learning with hands-on training and practical assessment.

 

Depending on the course, you may work with electrical installation equipment, gas appliances, Solar PV and battery storage systems, EV charging equipment, heat pump systems, water industry equipment or Streetworks setups.

 

Our practical training environments are designed to help learners develop the knowledge and skills needed to apply what they learn in realistic working situations.

Can businesses book training for multiple locations?

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Can businesses book training for their teams?

Yes. Kelly Energy Training works with businesses and organisations looking to develop the skills, qualifications and competence of their workforce.

Training is available across multiple technical sectors, with course options and delivery locations depending on the qualification, team size and business requirements.

Looking to train your team?

Speak to our team about course options, training locations and workforce development requirements.

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What makes Kelly Energy Training unique?

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Kelly Energy Training combines industry-focused training with practical learning environments designed to help learners develop relevant, real-world skills.

 

As part of Kelly Group, we have a connection to the wider energy and utilities sector, helping us understand the skills and training needs associated with technical and infrastructure-based roles.

 

We offer training across Electrical, Gas, Renewable Energy, Water and Streetworks, with courses ranging from entry-level qualifications and professional development to specialist training and reassessment.

 

Our training is delivered by experienced tutors, with practical facilities available at our Enfield, North London training centre and selected locations across the UK.

 

Whether you're starting a new career, developing existing skills or arranging training for a workforce, we aim to provide practical training and clear progression routes to help you take your next step.

Who will be teaching the courses?

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Our courses are delivered by experienced tutors and trainers with knowledge of the industries and subjects they teach.

 

Where appropriate, training combines technical theory with practical learning, helping learners understand how their knowledge can be applied in real-world working environments.

 

Our tutors support learners throughout their training, helping them build the knowledge, practical skills and confidence required for their chosen qualification.

Is Kelly Energy Training part of a larger organisation?

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Yes. Kelly Energy Training is part of Kelly Group, a group of companies operating across sectors including energy, utilities and infrastructure.

 

Being part of Kelly Group gives us an understanding of the practical skills and training needs associated with technical and infrastructure-based industries. This helps inform the training we provide across areas including electrical, gas, renewable energy, water and Streetworks.

Do you offer training in Green Energy?

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Do you offer training in Green Energy?

Yes. We offer training in renewable and low-carbon technologies for electrical professionals and others looking to develop skills in this growing area of the energy sector.

Our current renewable energy courses include:

Depending on your existing qualifications and experience, renewable energy training can provide an opportunity to expand your existing skillset or progress into a specialist area of the energy industry.

How do your courses improve my employability?

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Our courses are designed to help learners develop relevant knowledge, practical skills and recognised qualifications for their chosen area of the energy, utilities and infrastructure industries.

 

Depending on the course, you may develop skills in areas such as electrical installation, gas engineering, renewable energy, water industry work or Streetworks. Many of our courses also include practical training and assessment, helping you apply your learning in realistic working environments.

 

Completing an industry-recognised qualification can help demonstrate your knowledge and competence to potential employers. However, the qualifications and experience required will vary depending on the role and the type of work you want to undertake.

 

Whether you're starting a new career, developing your existing skills or looking to move into a specialist area such as renewable energy, our team can help you explore the training options available.

What do I need to bring?

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What you need to bring will depend on the course or qualification you're attending. Your individual course information will provide details of any specific requirements, prerequisites, or documentation you need to bring with you.

 

As a general guide, you may need:

 

  • Photo ID: A valid passport or driving licence may be required for registration and assessment purposes.

 

  • Previous certificates: If you're attending a reassessment or a course with prerequisite requirements, you may need to provide evidence of previous qualifications or relevant certificates.

 

  • Stationery: A notepad and pen can be useful for classroom-based theory sessions.

 

Before attending, we recommend checking the requirements for your specific course to make sure you have everything you need.

 

If you're unsure about what to bring or whether you meet the entry requirements for a course, our team can help. 

 

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Cyber Essentials Plus
NIC
NHSS
LCL Awards
City & Guilds
EUSR
Gas Safe Register
MCS Certified
SQA Certified