Health & Safety Executive Directive: Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 & Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, Regulation 13
"Every employer shall ensure that their employees are provided with adequate health and safety training."

Why this matters for you:
In the UK, training is a legal duty under criminal law. If an accident occurs and your staff have not received specific training for solar panel cleaning, you as the employer are liable—both financially and criminally. Insurance companies will not cover you if training is missing.

The ISCA SCPT course provides the documented training and certification you need to satisfy HSE requirements, protect your workforce, and keep your contracts valid.

This self-paced course will take 2-3 hours to complete.  You will receive ISCA certification upon completion and have access to the ‘ISCA Certified’ logo.  The course covers the following content:

“Despite 12 years experience in the industry, we found this safety course to be an epiphany!” – Diana Klimes, Pro Solar Clean

Directive: Work Health and Safety Act 2011, Section 19 & 19(3)(f)
"A person conducting a business must provide the information, training, instruction or supervision that is necessary to protect all persons from risks to their health and safety."

Why this matters for you:
Australian law is unambiguous—training is mandatory wherever there is risk. Solar panel cleaning is a high-risk task combining live electricity with height access. Without specific, documented training, your business could face fines, loss of insurance coverage, or shutdown orders.

The ISCA SPCT course provides you with the compliance documentation and safety assurance required under the WHS Act, protecting both your business and your workers.