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    Impact of the PER on SAQCCCompetent Persons and a

    reminder of certificationrequirements, continuingprofessional development andethical responsibilitiesCT Branch

    February 2011

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    Changes in responsibilitiesfor periodic inspection from

    VUP to PER

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    VUP Responsibility for periodic inspections

    Responsibility squarely on the shoulders of the User.

    Constraints applying to User were

    Had to use a SAQCC CP certified inspector

    Obligated to ensure inspector had appropriate

    knowledge and experience for the specific job of

    inspection

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    PER Responsibility for periodic inspections

    Regulation 11

    User may inspect Category 1 Equipment (SANS 347categorisation)Are you familiar with SANS 347?

    Higher categories must be inspected by an AIA In-

    Service (AIA-IS)From April 2011

    Inspection task has to be performed by an authorised

    person

    AIA-IS has to ensure the authorised person

    Is certified by SAQCC CP

    Has appropriate experience and knowledge for thespecific task

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    Requirements for AIA-IS approval

    Requirements for appointment as an AIA-IS by Dept. ofLabour have recently been clarified and include

    SANAS assessment will be required prior to DoL

    approval

    SANAS will use SANS 10227 and ISO 17020 as the

    standards applicable for AIA-IS assessments

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    First lets deal with the issue

    of whether an individual

    become an AIA-In Service?

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    SANS 10227 requirements

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    SANS 10227:2007

    Criteria for the operation of inspectionauthorities performing inspection

    in terms of the

    Pressure Equipment Regulations

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    SANS 10227 Requirements for an AIA-In Service

    Permanent staff will need to include:

    Technical Manager (degree, T4, Cert. Eng. or B Tech)

    At least 1 Certified CP (PV/SG certified depending on

    scope of activities)

    Can be the same person!

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    SANS 10227 Requirements for an AIA-In Service

    The AIA In-Service Personnel will need to comply with

    Table 1 requirements for:

    Design Verifier (Pr Eng, Pr Tech, Pr Cert Eng + 4 years

    experience)

    Technical Manager (Degree, T4, Cert Eng, B Tech + 4years experience)

    Inspector (SAQCC CP)

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    SANS 10227 Requirements for AIA-IS approval?

    SUMMARY

    SANS 10227 requirements are not over the top and

    are appropriate to an AIA-IS because:

    An AIA-IS deals with complex in-service issues includingdown-rating and re-certifying equipment.

    The AIA-IS will need to have most of the competencies

    associated with traditional AIAs including a design

    evaluation

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    ISO 17020 requirements

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    Has been incorporated into SANS 10227 since 2007

    Until recently SANAS did not audit compliance with ISO 17020 as PER

    was not enacted

    SANS 17020

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    Administrative requirements e.g. legally identifiable body

    (SAN10227 specifically excludes sole proprietor)

    Independence, impartiality and integrity e.g. commercial influence

    cannot influence inspection results

    Confidentiality

    Organisation and management

    Quality system

    Personnel e.g. appropriate qualifications

    SANS 17020 Content

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    Facilities and equipment

    Inspection methods and procedures

    Handling inspection samples and items

    Records

    Inspection reports and inspection certificates

    SANS 17020 Content (cont.)

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    Can an individual become anAIA-IS?

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    Can an individual CP become an AIA-IS?

    Theoretically yes but in reality it is just about

    impossible

    The reality is that the vast majority of CPs will need

    to find employment with an AIA-IS from April thisyear

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    Changes to the SAQCC CP Certification scheme?

    Certification criteria remain the same

    Physical capability

    Successful completion of approved training course

    Supervised practical training

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    SAQCC CP Certification Criteria

    Successful completion of approved training course

    SAIW course and examination is approved by

    SAQCC CP

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    SAQCC CP Certification Criteria

    Supervised practical training

    Minimum periods are applicable

    Minimum number of vessels is applicable

    Credits for educational and trade qualifications

    reduce training period

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    SAQCC CP Certification Criteria

    Education qualifications or

    industrial certifications

    Minimum training period Practical experience requirement

    N2/ Std 8 /Gr 10 or lower 5 years (10 vessels) Minimum of 10 boilers and 10 pressurevessels for each category of certification

    N3 / Matric / Gr 12

    N4

    N5

    3 years (10 vessels) As above

    Technikon S4

    N6 / S3

    G.C.C.

    IPE

    BSc or B.Tech

    1 year (10 vessels) As above

    Note (1) Post schooling qualifications such N4, N5, N6, S3, S4, BSc degree should be in

    mechanical engineering, metallurgy or other relevant engineering or engineering science

    discipline. Qualifications are subject to review by the certification body.

    Note (2) Applicants who have successfully completed a trade test or apprenticeship contract as a

    boilermaker, welder, blacksmith, fitter, millwright and fitter & turner are given a 1 yearcredit with the proviso the minimum training period is not less than one year.

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    Changes to the SAQCC CP Certification scheme?

    Training course requirements have been changedsignificantly to address

    longstanding concerns about the inadequacy of the

    scope and depth of training

    the clear allocation of responsibilities of the AIA-IS

    and the CP in job of work

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    Changes to the SAQCC CP Certification scheme?

    There is one change to supervised practical training

    requirement

    When a certification candidate is already certified in one

    of the unlimited categories of equipment the duration ofsupervised experience required for certification in the

    other unlimited category is reduced to 1 year irrespective

    of the educational qualification level

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    What are the new SAQCCCP training requirements?

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    New SAQCC CP PV and SG training requirements

    CP PV CP PV

    Existing Syllabus New SyllabusProcess Plant

    1 Week 4 Weeks

    for limited for unlimited PV

    PV certification Plus Certification

    Foundation Course

    Welding and NDTNew Syllabus

    1 Week

    CP Steam Generator CP Steam Generator

    Existing Syllabus Mandatory New Syllabusadditional Additional Theory

    1 Week 1 Week

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    New CP training scheme requirements

    Persons intending to apply for limited PV certification

    will need to attend only weeks 1 and 2 of the PV

    stream. Those intending to apply for Unlimited will

    need to attend all 6 weeks

    Persons intending to apply for Steam Generatorcertification will need to attend all three weeks of the

    Steam Generator stream

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    When and how were the new courses introduced?

    New course requirements came into effect from January2011

    Industry experts worked with SAIW to develop new

    course material

    SAIW lecturers have been trained by industry experts

    and have undertaken bridging exams covering the

    new material

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    Will changes to the SAQCCCP system impact on

    existing certified persons?

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    What will happen to existing certified persons?

    All existing certifications will be retained

    Renewals and recertification will be treated as

    they are currently

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    How long is certificationvalid?

    SAQCC CP C tifi ti R l

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

    Validity of certification

    Certification is valid for 9 years

    But

    Certification must be renewed after 3 years then again

    after 6 years else it lapses

    After 9 years in total certification expires and an

    application for recertification must be submitted

    SAQCC CP C tifi ti R l

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

    Requirements for 3 year and 6 year renewals are

    the same

    Evidence of continued satisfactory eye sight Evidence that you have inspected at least ten vessels

    (CP-PV) or six boilers (CP-B) in three years

    Evidence of at least 24 hours CPD in the three year

    period of certification

    Additional Requirements for re-certification

    As above plus there is also a requirement to pass an

    examination which will assess awareness of changes to

    regulations and codes

    SAQCC CP C tifi ti R l

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

    Re-newal and recertification applications

    Apply using SAQCC CP form for periodic renewal or

    recertification

    Apply at least 3 months before certification lapses

    Any inspections carried out after the expiry date stated on

    the certificate are not valid and you are acting

    fraudulently

    If you apply late usually no penalty will be applied for up

    to three months after expiry date on your certificate

    After three months you may be asked to attend aprofessional interview and penalties will apply

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    Continuing professionaldevelopment

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

    Examples of structured CPD activities

    Attendance at approved conferences, seminars, technical

    meetings presented by professional institutions

    Presentations at approved technical events

    Preparation of technical articles for publication

    Approved teaching or lecturing

    In-house training on a formal recorded and auditableprogramme

    Further education studies relevant to field of certification

    Approved relevant short courses

    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

    Examples of semi-structured CPD activities

    Further education studies not necessarily directly

    related to CP activities

    Private study of relevant publications and journals

    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

    Examples of unstructured CPD activities

    Private study involving distance learning

    Attendance at technical meetings within an employer

    organisation (excludes progress, planning andproduction meetings)

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    Competent person ethicalresponsibilities

    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

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    SAQCC CP Certification Rules

    Code of Ethics is aimed at

    Protecting the public and users and workers operating

    pressurised equipment

    Reinforcing the professional standards expected ofCompetent Persons

    Enhancing the professional standing of Competent

    Persons

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    SUMMARY

    SUMMARY

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    SUMMARY

    From April the individual CP will disappear

    Many AIAs have included in-service inspection in theirscope of activities informally in the past. Now they are

    required to demonstrate their capabilities for these

    activities by assessment

    PER enhances the status of AIAs significantly and there is

    an expectation of professionalism by the regulatory

    authorities

    AIA-IS will take on the legal responsibility for inspectionsso they should be extremely careful about their

    relationship with contracting CPs

    SUMMARY

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    SUMMARY

    The changes made by SAQCC CP are intended to

    improve the competence of CP inspectors and supportAIA-IS companies in meeting their responsibilities

    Existing CPs are unaffected by changes to the

    certification training requirements

    CPs must enhance their standing through professionalism

    and ethical responsibility