NRSWA Operative Training
For people carrying out physical street works such as excavation, signing, guarding, backfill and reinstatement on highways, roads and footpaths.
KOPLANT Construction Training can organise New Roads and Street Works Act training for operatives and supervisors across Dorset and surrounding areas who work on or near public roads, footpaths and highways.
Streetworks training is required for people carrying out or supervising work on public roads and footpaths. KOPLANT helps candidates in Dorset and nearby areas understand the correct route, from initial certification to renewal and reassessment, with courses aligned to the New Roads and Street Works Act.
KOPLANT organises Streetworks training through KOAST Southern, supporting candidates who need NRSWA qualifications for safe excavation, reinstatement, monitoring and supervision work.

For people carrying out physical street works such as excavation, signing, guarding, backfill and reinstatement on highways, roads and footpaths.
For supervisors who plan, monitor and oversee street works activity, checking that work is completed safely and to the required standard.
Operatives and supervisors must be reassessed every five years to maintain their Street Works registration and current understanding.
Training on interpreting utility plans, identifying underground services, using cable location equipment and following safe working practices.
Whether you are booking a first Streetworks course or renewing an existing registration, KOPLANT will help confirm the route and explain what happens next.
KOPLANT checks whether you need operative, supervisor, renewal or reassessment training and which NRSWA units apply.
You receive clear joining details, course expectations and guidance on the information needed before training starts.
Assessment includes practical observation and knowledge questioning against the required learning outcomes.
KOPLANT can support CITB levy registered employers with grant claims where applicable after completion.




NRSWA stands for the New Roads and Street Works Act. It covers the training and assessment needed for people working on or near roads and footpaths.
Operative courses are for people carrying out the physical works. Supervisor courses are for people planning, monitoring or supervising that work.
Operatives and supervisors must complete reassessment every five years to maintain their registration and demonstrate current understanding.
You can enquire about LA, operative units O1 to O8, supervisor units S1 to S7, reassessments and combined routes depending on your role.
Assessment normally includes practical observation and knowledge questioning so candidates can show both safe working practice and understanding.
If your business is CITB levy registered, KOPLANT can advise on grant support and help submit the application after completion where applicable.
Tell KOPLANT whether you need operative, supervisor, renewal or reassessment support and the team will help confirm the right route.