Training Schedule

This course will provide an appreciation of the LTT system, its components, and interactions with the sewage treatment works and network during operations. It will also provide an understanding of the principles of the LTT Operating Techniques.

This course will provide an understanding of the LTT System, its operational components and its interaction with the network.

This course provides an introduction to the access control and permitting process and procedures for the System Acceptance Period.

This course will provide an understanding of the common hazards across the IP Works and highlight the key hazards that are specific to individual MWC worksites.

This course will provide training in opening hinged access covers and pre-use ladder inspections.

This course will provide training in how to respond to specific operating scenarios and incidents at an MWC worksite. It will include how to shut down plant and/or systems in the event of an emergency; connect temporary generators in the event of power outages; respond to fires in the ventilation and air treatment systems; clear vortex blockages.

This course provides an introduction the requirements set out in the System Acceptance Health, Safety Security and Environment Protocol and the LTT process and requirements for Crisis and incident management and reporting, including awareness of the information provided to rescue services for the System Acceptance period.

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Site Familiarisation tour (Public name - Chelsea Quay)

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Site Familiarisation tour (Public name - Effra Quay & Isle of Effra)

Site Familiarisation tour (Public name - Tyburn Quay)

Site Familiarisation tour (Public name - Bazalgette Embankment)

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This is course will provide Delegates with a basic understanding of the LTT SCADA System. On completion of the course, Delegates will be able to log on to LTT SCADA and navigate through the screens, understand the mimics; access and print reports and log off successfully from the System.

This course follows on from the LTT SCADA Basic Understanding course and provides Delegates with a wider understanding of the LTT SCADA System. On completion of the course, Delegates will understand the User Groups and the privileges and operational controls assigned to those groups. They will be able to amend setpoints and gain an understanding of Historian auditing and archiving.

This course will provide Delegates with the information they will need to understand the reporting facility within LTT SCADA and how to generate, email and print reports. It will also provide the Delegates with an understanding of how to configure and view trends within the LTT SCADA System.

This course will provide Delegates with an understanding of the alarms within the LTT SCADA System, how they are displayed and how to manage and control them through their lifecycle.

This course covers three training modules. On completion of the Course, Delegates will be able to understand and operate the LTT SCADA System during normal wet weather and extreme wet weather and understand how the equipment that is needed and affected by this operation functions.

This course covers two training modules. On the completion of the course, Delegates will understand the status of tunnel-wide operations; be able to view the Lee Tunnel mimics and understand the status of the Lee Tunnel. Delegates will also understand the interface between the Regional and LTT SCADA and will know how to monitor the status of all worksites, including the status of plant equipment across the LTT.

This course covers two training modules. On completion of the course, Delegates will understand and know how to amend setpoints within LTT SCADA and understand how operational tasks within LTT SCADA are managed and processed.

This course covers two training modules. On completion of the course, Delegates will understand how to recognise failures and how they are presented within the LTT SCADA, including the alarms associated with each type of failure. The course will include telecommunication, device, and power failures.

Module 1: System Overview (1 hour) The course will provide Delegates with an understanding, at a high level, of the main hardware elements of the LTT SCADA system. Module 2: Worksite Equipment and Interfaces (1 hour) The course will provide Delegates with information behind the design of the worksite Telemetry Panels and PLC's .

The course provides Delegates with an understanding of the as-built documents and the location of SIC installed equipment in the worksites.

Module 1 – Maintaining Telemetry Panel Equipment – Practical (2 hours) Module 2 – Management of Routine and Reactive Maintenance -Telemetry Panel (2 hours)

Consists of Module 1: System Overview (1 hour) Module 2: Server Equipment and Interfaces (1 hour) Module 3: PSC Panels and Interfaces (1 hour) Module 4: Control Room Equipment and Interfaces (1 hour)

The course provides Delegates with an understanding of the as-built documents and the location of SIC installed equipment in the worksites.

This course will provide training on how to use the HMI to operate plant and interrogate plant status.

This course introduces the CMMS. It will provide guidance on where to find information in the O&M manuals and an introduction to the maintenance schedules.

This course will provide an understanding of the risks inherent in maintaining the mechanical isolations, routine maintenance requirements, reactive maintenance scenarios, access arrangements, including access for remote Closed-circuit Television (CCTV) inspections. It also provides training on how to deploy secondary isolation gates and vortex safety grilles.

This course will provide training on how to inspect the carbon cassettes and deluge pipework; sample and replace the carbon media; replace the carbon cassettes.

This course will provide training on how to inspect the air management plant; check and fine tune the ventilation dampers; undertake routine fan maintenance activities; remove/replace air management plant. It will also introduce possible reactive maintenance scenarios and the recommended responses.

This course will provide training on how to carry out routine inspections and maintenance of the air monitoring plant. It will also introduce possible reactive maintenance scenarios and the recommended responses.

This course will provide training on how to inspect and operate the electrical systems (such as the distribution equipment) at a MWC worksite; check the calibration of the level and temperature instrumentation; inspect the Kiosk building services, including the fire alarm system and the intruder alarm system; inspect the non-architectural lighting.

This course will provide an understanding of the lighting controller equipment. It will also provide training on how to use the lighting controller’s programming software and how to carry out maintenance activities such as changing lamps.

This course will provide training on how to operate and inspect the different access cover types used across the Thames Tideway Tunnel (TTT) scheme, including hinged access covers; drop-in access covers, multi-leaf access covers, and beamed multi-leaf access covers. It will also provide training on how to replace the seals on the access covers.

This course will provide an understanding of the control philosophy of the HAMPS Low Flow Pumping Station and operating scenarios. It will provide training on the maintenance requirements for the valves, pumps, and the dry well ventilation system. This course will also provide training on how to operate the dry well ventilation system.

This course will provide an understanding of the control philosophy of the FALPS Low Flow Pumping Station and operating scenarios. It will also provide training on the maintenance requirements for the valves, pumps, and the dry well ventilation system, and how to operate the dry well ventilation system.

This course will provide an understanding of the ‘Water Feature Plant and Irrigation System’ design and on-site layout, chemical systems used and hazards. It will also provide training on how to operate and inspect the plant and implement emergency shutdowns.

This course provides training on how to inspect the access steel work used across the TTT scheme, e.g. ladders, stairways, access hatches and handrails. It also provides training on how to operate the access hatches and the vortex safety grilles.

This course provides an understanding of the design provisions within the permanent works to facilitate the inspection of structures, e.g. CCTV or drones for access covers and personnel access to below ground structures via ladders. It also provides training on where to find the CCTV coverage reports and an understanding of the typical CCTV and lighting technologies that are available to support the inspections.

This course provides an understanding of the design provisions within the permanent works to facilitate the tunnel and shaft inspections. It also provides an understanding of how to access the tunnel; the ventilation requirements for shaft/tunnel entry and how to find the CCTV coverage reports. This course also provides a summary of the 10-year inspection plan

This course is an introduction to Tideway’s Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS). It provides a high-level overview of what it is and what it is used for.

This course provides training on how to operate Tideway’s Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and how to collate maintenance information on site using Tideway’s Mobile App.

This course provides training on how to analyse maintenance data and generate reports using Tideway’s Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS).