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The Protecting Workers on the Track – Engineering Hours (PWT-EH) course qualifies individuals to manage worksites and protect staff during Engineering Hours on London Underground infrastructure.
It ensures compliance with legislation and LU rules, while giving participants the knowledge and skills to provide safe working environments, monitor activity, and take corrective action when required.
On completion, participants receive an updated track certificate with PWT-EH, SPC, and BTA endorsements, valid for two years.
This course can also be taken as a refresher for existing PWT-EH competency holders to update and confirm their knowledge to continue managing worksites and protecting workers during engineering hours.
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This course equips participants to:
The course is delivered over four full days, with both day and night sessions available.
(Order of delivery may vary depending on delegate knowledge and experience.)
The PWT-EH Refresher is delivered as a 2-day course, with day or night sessions available.
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It qualifies individuals to manage worksites and provide protection for themselves and others during Engineering Hours on LU infrastructure.
Staff responsible for overseeing worksites and ensuring staff safety during Engineering Hours.
Your track certificate will be updated with endorsements for PWT-EH, SPC, and BTA, valid for 2 years.
Yes. You must bring your own high-visibility clothing (with sponsor’s name) and sturdy safety footwear. PPE is not provided.
PPE is NOT required for the Refresher Course, unless additional bolt-on modules or practical elements are included.
Four days, with an optional fifth day for the demarcation module.
The demarcation module supports individuals involved in setting up and assisting works within specified areas and possessions.
SPC training: theory, recap, written assessment (80% pass), and practical briefing.
PWT-EH theory, written test (80% pass), practical briefing, practical track assessment (100% pass), and CRID assessments.
You must rebook and retake the course from the start.
The Current Rail Indicator Device, used to confirm traction current is off before work begins.
You must complete two mentored onsite assessments within 6 months and obtain an internal LU verification number before starting mentoring.
You will need to repeat the full training cycle.
Two years, after which you must renew.
It ensures safe and compliant management of worksites during Engineering Hours, protecting both staff and the travelling public.
You must complete the initial PWT-EH course.
