S4 - The safe Operation of High Voltage Power Systems (Full High Voltage Authorisation) Reviews

Well delivered course by informative and knowledgeable lectures, great facilities. The number of tea machines could be improved so there isn’t a mad rush during breaks.

Food could be better and vending machine should have credit card usage

Very good to explanation on the subject and resented course

Very good at explaining any questions asked and very helpful overall. The environment was very friendly and relaxed.

The course was through and really enjoyed it

Very interesting, very informative, good course to attend

Course is paperwork heavy & requires more writing out than we would do in the real world

Teachers were very helpful and they've got high level of knowledge. Training centre staff were great as well as contents of course. Special thanks to Phil and Ged.

Ged and Phil where amazing. They work together synchronized and making the contents easy to understand. Putting in place examples of their experiences. Always ready to listen any question and giving answer to them. About the materials nothing to said, they where good enough for the course. The venue indeed is in a good order. All Faraday Centre staff where always very friendly and kind (special mention to Victoria from Reception and her manager who where taking care of my tomato plants from monday to friday). If I can add a comment for improvement I would say that the meals during the course could be better adding some salad and a piece of fruit or small dessert. But as I said is a possible improvement because compared to other courses I'd assisted there is a big difference in between a sandwich and a hot meal as it was in the meal during the course. Thanks for so great experience. Please keep doing it so well and for sure improving. Kind regards. Jose David Lopez Raya.

Course was brilliant content came over great and was nice to get a lot of hands on experience. Big shout out to Eddie loved the stories very relevant to HV and what can happen when things go wrong.