EUSR Scottish Water – Distribution Operations Maintenance Strategy (DOMS)

Description

Scottish Water’s Distribution Operations Maintenance Strategy (DOMS) scheme is a Bespoke Programme owned by Scottish Water for individuals working on Scottish Water sites; registrations for the scheme are held on EUSR.

Who Should Attend?

An appropriate DOMS (Distribution Operating and Maintenance Standard) registration is mandatory for all individuals involved in water distribution activities within the Scottish Water region. This requirement extends to Scottish Water and Scottish Water Solutions operational personnel, contractors, consultants, delivery partners, framework suppliers, and self-lay organizations.

Course Content

There are twelve modules:

Module 1: DOMS Hygiene Practices
Module 2: DOMS Hygiene Sampling Procedures
Module 3: DOMS Hygiene Tools & Equipment
Module 4: DOMS Disinfection Procedures
Module 5: DOMS Repair and Maintenance Procedures
Module 6: DOMS Boundary Valve Management
Module 7: DOMS Treated Water Storage Points Maintenance
Module 8: DOMS Repair of Mains & Services
Module 9: DOMS Secondary Disinfection Treated Water Storage Points
Module 10: DOMS Pumping Station Failures – Electrical/Mechanical
Module 11: DOMS General Maintenance Activities
Module 12: DOMS Network Operability

Knowledge

A good understanding of spoken, reading, and writing English.

Qualifications Obtained

Completing a Scottish Water – Distribution Operations Maintenance Strategy (DOMS) training program and assessment results in an EUSR registration that is valid for three years.

Entry Requirements

Individuals training for DOMS must hold a National Water Hygiene registration before a Scottish Water DOMS card can be issued. EUSR registration is gained after successful completion of a training programme and assessment.