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Mechanical Training Solutions

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Including Defence Estate, Health Estate and Facilities Management

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Course AccreditationsOur mechanical training courses are directly linked to national qualifications with awarding bodies such as City & Guilds. In other cases, the successful completion of individual course units may be used as evidence to support the completion of different award schemes.

Our Training Centre Facilities Our specially equipped training centres provide the opportunity to gain hands on experience of a full range of industrial equipment, which often forms part of the overall competency assessment. Alternatively, provided that suitable practical facilities are available, courses can be delivered on customer premises. All our centres are approved for delivery of our City and Guilds courses.

Our electrical, mechanical and building services division has the following full equipped demonstration and assessment facilities at selected locations throughout the UK: • Aeronauticallightingandcontrolsystem installations• Confinedspacesinstallations• Electricalinspectionandtestfacilities• Hazardousareainstallations• HighVoltagedistributionsystems• LowVoltagedistributionsystemsincluding standby generators and UPS installations• Switchgeartestandmaintenancelaboratory

Tailored SolutionsThe open events in this programme form only part of our comprehensive training services. We provide bespoke training programmes ranging from one-day events to fully managed training contracts.


Confined Spaces

AP17 Authorised Person Confined Spaces AP18 Authorised Person Confined Spaces Refresher SKP6 Confined Spaces Awareness Training SKP6(E) Work in Confined Spaces Requiring Escape Breathing Apparatus SKP6(SC) Work in Confined Spaces Requiring Self Contained Breathing Apparatus

Petroleum

AP8 Authorised Person Petroleum AP9 Authorised Person Petroleum Refresher SKP5 Person in Charge (Petroleum) MP1 Competent Persons Petroleum Forecourts

Pressure Systems

AP10 Authorised Person Mechanical SKP4 Skilled Persons (Mechanical) AP11 Commercial AP Pressure Systems CP2 Commercial Skilled Person

Working at Heights

AP23 Authorising/Supervising Work at Height Procedures SKP7 An Introduction to Working at Height

Mechanical Installation

ME 09 F-Gas: Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting Substances Category 1 Personnel City and Guilds 2079-11 ME 10 F-Gas: Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting Substances Category 2 Personnel City and Guilds 2079-12 ME11 Air Conditioning ME 13 F-Gas: Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting Substances Category 3 Personnel City and Guilds 2079-13 ME 14 F-Gas: Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting Substances Category 4 Personnel City and Guilds 2079-14 ME17 Boiler House Management ME18 Electrical to Mechanical Conversion Course ME34 Safe Handling of Fluorocarbon Refrigerants City & Guilds 2078

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Authorised Person Confined Spaces AP17

Authorised Person Confined Spaces Refresher AP18

This course is designed to meet the essential requirements for 'controlling the entry and work' in Confined Space, required by the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 and the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures contained within JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 6.

Who will benefit Suitably qualified personnel who have been nominated for appointment as Authorising Engineer or Authorised Person confined spaces

Purpose To provide delegates with the practical skills and the required level of understanding of the MOD Safe Working Procedures associated with entering and working in confined spaces.

What will be covered • Overview of associated statutory legislation • Introduction to MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for Confined Spaces • Scope of the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for Confined Spaces • Hazardous atmospheres, detection and monitoring • Risk assessments associated with confined spaces • Management, application and control of documentation • Operational appointments, roles and duties of appointed personnel • Personal protection and hygiene measures • Mechanisms of breathing and the need for breathing apparatus (B/A) • Selection and use of Escape B/A • Selection and use of Self Contained B/A • Emergency Procedures • Practical exercises • Candidates will be assessed in accordance with current MOD requirements

Additional Information Candidates intending to take part practical exercises involving the use of breathing apparatus, are advised of the need to provide evidence that they meet the level of medical fitness required by the MOD safety rules covering confined spaces.

As the course has an external practical element, delegates are advised to bring outdoor protective clothing.

Delegates attending this course who are to be appointed under MOD Safety Rules, should be in possession of a completed and countersigned log book at the beginning of the course.

Duration A one week course, beginning at 1000 on Monday and finishing at 1300 on Friday.

This course is designed to meet the essential requirements for 'controlling the entry and work' in Confined Space, required by the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 and the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures contained within JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 6.

Who will benefit Authorised Person confined spaces who have a mandatory requirement to complete refresher training to become eligible for re-appointment

Purpose To provide delegates with the practical skills and the required level of understanding of the MOD Safe Working Procedures associated with entering and working in confined spaces.

What will be covered • Updating of associated statutory legislation • Review of the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for Confined Spaces • Scope of the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for Confined Spaces • Hazardous atmospheres, detection and monitoring • Risk assessments associated with confined spaces • Management, application and control of documentation • Operational appointments, roles and duties of appointed personnel • Personal protection and hygiene measures • Selection and use of Escape B/A and Self Contained B/A • Emergency Procedures • Candidates will be assessed in accordance with current MOD requirements



Delegates attending this course who are to be re-appointed under MOD Safety Rules, should be in possession of a completed and countersigned log book at the beginning of the course.

Duration A three day course, beginning at 1000 on day 1 and finishing at 1600 on day 3.

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Confined Spaces Awareness Training SKP6

Who will benefit All persons involved with (Confined Spaces) on The MOD Estate who have a mandatory requirement to comply with MOD Safety Rules and Procedures, for work in Confined Spaces contained within JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 6

Purpose To provide the delegate with an overview to the Confined Space Regulations 1997 and the MOD Safety Rules & Procedures for Confined Spaces.

What will be covered • Overview of associated legislation relating to Confined Spaces • Introduction to MOD Confined Spaces Safety Rules and Procedures • Roles, Duties and Appointment Procedures for: - AP Confined Spaces - PinC Confined Spaces - Working Team Confined Spaces • Management, application and control of Documentation • Risk Assessment work planning and method statements associated with Confined Spaces Working

Duration A one day course, beginning at 0900 and finishing at 1630.

Work in Confined Spaces Requiring Escape Breathing Apparatus SKP6 (E)

Work in Confined Spaces requiring Self Contained Breathing Apparatus SKP6 (SC)

Who will benefit Staff who are required to enter Confined Spaces on the MOD Estate and work in accordance with JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 6.

What will be covered • Overview of associated Legislation relating to Confined Spaces • Hazards/Risks of Confined Space Operations • Overview of the MOD for Confined Spaces • Gases and Gas Monitoring • The need for Breathing Apparatus (B/A) • Introduction to Escape B/A (E B/A) • Practical use of Escape B/A • Risk Assessment for Confined Spaces • Management, application and control of Documentation • Worked examples of Confined Spaces Safe Systems of Work • Validation Exercise

Additional Information The course will involve a practical exercise using E B/A and clients are advised of the need to ensure all delegates can meet the minimum ‘medical’ fitness standards laid down in the MOD Safety Rules for Confined Spaces

Duration A two day course, beginning at 0900 on day 1 and finishing at 1700 on day 2.

Who will benefit Staff who are required to enter and/or work in Higher Risk, Permanent Confined Spaces on the MOD Estate and work in accordance with JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 6

What will be covered • Overview of associated Legislation relating to Confined Spaces • Hazards/Risks of Confined Space Operations • Overview of the MOD for Confined Spaces • Gases and Gas Monitoring • The need for Breathing Apparatus (B/A) • Introduction to Escape B/A (E B/A) • Practical use of Escape B/A • Introduction to Self Contained (Working) B/A (SCBA) • The Practical use of SCBA • Risk Assessment for Confined Spaces • Management, application and control of Documentation • Safe systems of work for Confined Spaces Operations • Validation Exercises



Delegates attending this course who are to be appointed under MOD Safety Rules, should be in possession of a completed and countersigned log book at the beginning of the course.



Authorised Person Petroleum AP8

Authorised Person Petroleum Refresher AP9

Who will benefit Suitably qualified personnel who have been nominated for appointment as Authorising Engineer or Authorised Person Petroleum

Purpose This course is designed to meet the essential requirements for 'Controlling work' on petroleum installation and equipment, required by current legislation and the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures contained within JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 5.

What will be covered • Overview of associated statutory legislation • Petroleum Products and Hazards • Scope and application of the MOD Safety Rules for work on Petroleum installations • Combustible Gas Indicators and Oxygen Meters • Personal Protective equipment and Safety equipment • Roles and Duties of appointed personnel • Management, application and control of Documentation • Oxygen and Combustible gas tests • Bulk Fuel Installations - Tanks, Valves, Pipelines, Filters etc • Work on electrical equipment in Hazardous Areas and electrical work co-ordination • Issue of Gas Free Certificates • Practical Exercises - Setting out of Restricted and Hazardous Areas - Use of safety equipment - Issue and cancellation of Permit to Work - Tank entry wearing breathing apparatus - Spillage Procedures • Medical and First Aid Requirements • Candidates will be assessed in accordance with current MOD requirements

Additional information Delegates attending this course who are to be appointed under MOD Safety Rules, should be in possession of a completed and countersigned log book at the beginning of the course.

There are practical exercises involving the use of breathing apparatus. Delegates are reminded of the need to provide current evidence, that they meet the level of medical fitness required by the MOD safety rules for wearing B/A.


Reinforcing the essential requirements for 'Controlling' the safe work on petroleum installations and equipment, in accordance with current Health & Safety Legislation and MOD Safety Rules and Procedures contained within JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapters 3 & 5.

Who will benefit Authorised Persons who have a mandatory requirement in accordance with MOD Safety Rules to complete refresher training, to be eligible for re-appointment.

Purpose To provide delegates with the practical skills and the required level of understanding of the MOD Safe Working Procedures associated with petroleum installations.

What will be covered • Updating of associated statutory legislation • Scope and application of the MOD Safety Rules for work on Petroleum installations • Roles and Duties of: - Authorising Engineer - Authorised Person - Person in Charge • Management, application and control of Documentation • Combustible gas tests • Oxygen tests • Safety equipment: BA, and PPE • POL Records • Safety equipment • Electrical equipment in hazardous areas and Electrical Working Co-ordination • Practical exercises • Candidates will be assessed in accordance with current MOD requirements

Additional Information Delegates attending this course who are to be appointed under MOD Safety Rules, should be in possession of a completed and countersigned log book at the beginning of the course.

There are practical exercises involving the use of breathing apparatus, delegates are reminded of the need to provide current evidence, that they meet the level of medical fitness required by the MOD safety rules.


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Person in Charge (Petroleum) SKP5

Who will benefit Prospective Person in Charge who has a mandatory requirement to comply with the MOD Safety Rules & Procedures for Petroleum Installations contained within JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 5.

Purpose To provide delegates with an appreciation of the principal aims and objectives of the Safety rules & Procedures for Petroleum Installations.

What will be covered • Introduction to the Petroleum Installations Safety Rules and Procedures • Roles Duties and Appointment procedures for Authorised Persons, and Person in Charge. (Hazardous Areas and Restricted Areas) • Hazardous Area Working Procedures and Documentation • Restricted Area Working Procedures and Documentation • Application of the Safe Working Procedures

Additional information Delegates’ awareness of the requirements and procedures will be assessed by a written end test.


Competent Persons Petroleum Forecourts MP1

A course for thiose staff that are to be appointed or have been given the responsibility to ensure safety during the downloading of petroleum products.

Who will benefit Persons who are nominated to accept or oversee the delivery and or downloading of petroleum products.

What will be covered • An overview of the legislation relating to the delivery, downloading, and storage of petroleum products. • The Characteristics of Petroleum products • Planning the delivery • Preparing for the delivery • Post delivery actions • Emergency provisions

Additional information Whilst this course is aimed and concentrates on the downloading of petroleum products, the information provided on the course are readily transferable to the receipt and downloading of other flammable liquids.

All delegates must be over the age of 18

Duration This is a 1 day course beginning at 0900 and ending at 1630.


Authorised Person Mechanical AP10

Skilled Persons (Mechanical) SKP4

The course is designed to meet the essential requirements of safe working procedures on Mechanical systems required by the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000, Provision, Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for Work on Mechanical Systems (JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 4).

Who will benefit Suitably qualified personnel who have been nominated for appointment as Authorising Engineer or Authorised Person (Mechanical Systems), or have a mandatory requirement to complete refresher training to be eligible for re-appointment.

Purpose To provide information regarding Mechanical Systems where there is a perceived risk from systems containing relevant fluids, ensure that candidates have a thorough understanding of the MOD’s safety Rules and Procedures for working on mechanical systems and the associated Permit to Work Procedures.

What will be covered • Review of System Components, Definitions and Properties • Overview of Associated Statutory Regulations • Introduction to MOD Mechanical Safety Rules and Procedures • Scope of the Mechanical Safety Rules and Procedures • Overview of Operational Appointments • Specific Roles and Responsibilities of Appointed Personnel • Site Surveys, Risk Categorisation and Demarcation Agreements • Risk Assessment • Isolation Methodology • Management, Application and Control of Documentation • Audit and Monitoring • Practical Exercises • Classroom Exercises • Computer aided Exercises • Candidates will be assessed in accordance with current MOD requirements

Additional Information Delegates attending this course who are to be appointed under MOD Safety Rules, should be in possession of a completed and countersigned log book at the beginning of the course.

Also delegates must also be able to demonstrate an appropriate level of experience of mechanical systems and mechanical principles and theory.


Who will benefit Skilled Persons and prospective Persons in Charge who have a mandatory requirement to comply with the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for mechanical systems contained within JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 4.

Purpose To provide delegates with an appreciation of the principle aims and objectives of the Mechanical Safety Rules and Procedures.

What will be covered • Introduction to the Mechanical Safety Rules and Procedures • The Rules & Procedures associated with Skilled Persons • Roles and duties and appointment procedures for Skilled Persons, Boiler Operators and Persons in Charge. • Documentation Management • Application of the Safe Working Procedures


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Commercial AP Pressure Systems AP11

The course is designed to meet the essential requirements of safe working procedures on pressure systems required by the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 Provision and use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and Safety Rules and Procedures, Mechanical systems.

Who will benefit

Suitably qualified personnel who have been nominated for appointment as Authorised Person Mechanical or Skilled Persons Mechanical.

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To provide information on pressure systems containing relevant fluids, and to ensure that candidates have a thorough understanding of a Safe System of Work and associated Permit to Work procedures.

What will be covered • Basic mechanical physics • Associated Health and Safety statutory Regulations • Boilers and pressure system components, including Steam Boilers • Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 • Safety Rules and Procedures, Mechanical Systems • Operational Appointments, Roles and Duties of Appointed Personnel • Safety Operation and Maintenance procedures • Risk Assessment • Documentation Control • Audit and monitoring • Practical exercises

Additional Information Delegates attending the course must have the relevant level of experience of Pressure Systems and mechanical principles and theory.

Duration A one week course starting at 1000 on Monday, finishing at 1300 on Friday.

CP2 Commercial Skilled Person CP2

Who will benefitSkilled Persons and prospective persons in charge who have a requirement to work to company specific safety rules and procedures for mechanical systems

Purposeto provide delegates with an appreciation of the principle aims and objectives of the mechanical safety rules and procedures.

What will be covered • Review of system components and associated dangers • Overview of associated statutory regulations. • Introduction to mechanical safety rules and procedures • Roles and duties of key personnel - AP Mechanical - P in C Mech and Skilled Persons Mechanical • Introduction to mechanical systems risk assessment • Safe methods of isolation • Documentation and control • Worked example - safe system of work • Practical isolation exercise • Isolation assessment • Written assessment

Duration A 2 day course starting at 0900 on day 1 and finishing at 1630 on day 2.

Accreditation Accredited to City & Guilds


Authorising/Supervising Work at Height Procedures AP23

Introduction to Working at Height SKP7

Designed to meet the requirements for the Management, Authorisation and Supervision of Work at Height on the MOD Estate in accordance with the requirements and procedures of MOD Safety Rules and Procedures JSP 375 Volume 3, Chapter 7 Working at Height, Mast, Towers and Fixed Accesses.

Who will benefit Personnel who have been selected for appointment as Co-ordinating Authorising Engineer (C.AE) Authorised Engineers (AE), Co-ordinating Authorised Persons (C.AP), Authorising Persons (AP) or Persons in Charge (PinC) for Working at Height on Masts Towers or Fixed Accessways in accordance with JSP 375 Volume 3, Chapter 7.

Purpose The course has been designed to introduce delegates to the Working at Height Regulations 2005, an understanding of the requirements for a ‘Safe System of Work’ for accessing and working at height and provide them with a thorough and practical understanding of the requirements and provisions of JSP 375 Volume 3, Chapter 7.

What will be covered • Overview of Associated Statutory Legislation • Introduction to MOD Safety Rules and Procedures • Types of Work at Height • Scope of JSP 375 Volume 3, Chapter 7 • Overview of Operational Appointments • Fall Protection Equipment (FPE) and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) • Authorised Climbers • Specific Roles and Responsibilities of Appointed Personnel • Safe Systems of Work for Work at Height • Risk Assessment for Works at Height • Monitoring & Auditing • JSP 375: Volume 2 Leaflet 7 • Management, Application and Control of Documentation • Candidates will be assessed in accordance with current MOD requirements

Additional Information Delegates attending this course who are to be appointed under MOD Safety Rules, should be in possession of a completed and countersigned log book at the beginning of the course. This is not an ‘Approved Climbers Course’


A course designed to introduce the requirements for the Authorisation and Management of Work at Height (including climbing on and/or working at height on Masts, Towers, and Fixed Accessways) on the MOD Estate.

Who will benefit Personnel who require an understanding of the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for Working at Height contained in JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 7.

Purpose The course is designed to provide delegates with an overview of the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures for Working at Height.

What will be covered • Overview of associated Statutory Legislation • Introduction to the MOD Safety Rules and Procedures-Working at Height • Appointed Personnel • Associated Documentation


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F-Gas: Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting Substances Category 1 Personnel ME09


Air Conditioning ME11

Who will benefit For those persons required to undertake leak checking, recovery installation, service and maintenance of stationary refrigeration and heat-pump equipment that contains refrigerants which are classified as either Fluorinated (F) gases or Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS)

Purpose The successful candidates will be qualified to undertake leak checking, recovery, installation and maintenance of equipment in accordance with the F-Gas and ODS regulations 2009.

What will be covered • Refrigeration theory, systems, principles and units • Cause and effects of global warming, climate change and ozone depletion • Identification of components, functions and leakage risk • Safe working practices • Construction and examination of pipework • Refrigeration procedures • Documentation • Refrigerant charging and recovery.

Additional information This course includes practical hot works, therefore PPE will be required. Holders of this qualification will be able to register with ACRIB Meets the requirements of the F-Gas assessment regulations 2009 Cat 1

Duration A 5 Day course, Beginning at 1000 on Monday and finishing at 1300 on Friday, including theory and practical assessments.

Who will benefit For those persons required to undertake leak checking, recovery installation, service and maintenance of stationary refrigeration and heat-pump equipment that contains refrigerants which are classified as either Fluorinated (F) gases or Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) with a charge of less than 3kg or 6kg if hermetically sealed

Purpose The successful candidates will be qualified to undertake leak checking, recovery, installation and maintenance of equipment containing a charge of less than 3kg or 6kg if hermetically sealed. In accordance with the F-Gas and ODS regulations 2009.

What will be covered • Refrigeration theory, systems, principles and units • Cause and effects of global warming, climate change and ozone depletion. • Identification of components, functions and leakage risk • Safe working practices • Construction and examination of pipework • Refrigeration procedures • Documentation • Refrigerant charging and recovery.

Additional information This course includes practical hot works, therefore PPE will be required. Holders of this qualification will be able to register with ACRIB. Meets the requirements of the F-Gas assessment regulations 2009 Cat 2

Duration A 5 Day course, Beginning at 1000 on Monday and finishing at 1300 on Friday, including theory and practical assessments.

An introduction to the principal components of air conditioning systems, their controls and the use of psychometrics in the analysis of the air conditioning process.

Who will benefit Mechanical and Electrical personnel who are responsible for the efficient and effective operation of air conditioning systems.

Purpose To train staff to understand the air conditioning process, to take appropriate measurements and from these readings balance and adjust the system for optimum performance.

What will be covered • Principles of air conditioning • Psychrometry • Psychrometric charts and their use • Analysis of the air conditioning process • Types of air conditioning systems • Control methods • Application of controls to the air conditioning process • Balancing of air and water systems • Instrumentation • Practical exercises

Duration A 5 Day course, Beginning at 1000 on Monday and finishing at 1300 on Friday.

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Boiler House Management ME17


Who will benefit For those persons required to undertake refrigeration recovery from stationary refrigeration and heat-pump equipment that contains refrigerants which are classified as either Fluorinated (F) gases or Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS).

Purpose The successful candidates will be qualified to refrigerant recovery from equipment in accordance with the F-Gas and ODS regulations 2009.

What will be covered • Refrigeration theory, systems, principles and units • Cause and effects of global warming, climate change and ozone depletion. • Safe working practices • Refrigerant recovery.

Additional information Holders of this qualification will be able to register with ACRIB Meets the requirements of the F-Gas assessment regulations 2009 Cat 3

Duration A 2 Day course, beginning at 0900 on day one and finishing at 1700 on day two.

Who will benefit For those persons required to undertake leak checking of stationary refrigeration and heat-pump equipment that contains refrigerants which are classified as either Fluorinated (F) gases or Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS)

Purpose The successful candidates will be qualified to undertake leak checking of equipment in accordance with the F-Gas and ODS regulations 2009.

What will be covered • Refrigeration principles and units • Cause and effects of global warming and climate change. • Identification of leakage risk • Safe working practices • Leak checking and record keeping

Additional information Holders of this qualification will be able to register with ACRIB Meets the requirements of the F-Gas assessment regulations 2009 Cat 4

Duration A 1 Day course, beginning at 0900 and finishing at 1700.

Who will benefit Mechanical/Electrical (M&E) personnel who have, or are about to be given responsibility for operation and maintenance of boiler house installations. Also for prospective AP’s (Pressure Systems) prior to attending the AP10 course if they do not have the relevant level of understanding of these systems.

Purpose To introduce delegates to boiler house systems and equipment and to operate and maintain boiler plant in accordance with statutory legislation and codes of practice.

What will be covered • Overview of Associated Statutory legislation • Risk assessment and Safe Systems of Work • Basic physics • Boiler types and mountings • Steam distribution and trapping • Boiler hydraulic arrangements • Pressurisation of low-medium-high temperature water systems • Fuel storage and handling • Combustion of fuels • Heat transfer • Burner types and controls • Flue gas analysis • Hot water heating systems and controls • Water treatments, sampling and testing • Practical fault finding and combustion efficiency • Maintenance and operation of systems

Additional information Delegates attending this course will gain an appreciation of the duties of Authorised Person and Skilled Person Mechanical Systems




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Electrical to Mechanical Conversion Course ME18

Safe Handling of Fluorocarbon Refrigerants ME34

This course aims to give delegates a level of understanding of mechanical services that will assist them achieve a multi-skilled status.

Who will benefit M&E staff of a basically electrical background who have or who are about to be given responsibility for work on plant and building services of a predominantly mechanical nature. It is recommended that all students of an electrical discipline attend this course prior to any other mechanical course.

Purpose To provide delegates who have an electrical discipline, a basic technical knowledge and understanding of a range of mechanical services.

What will be covered • Basic properties and units of common fluids • Types of boiler and boiler fittings • Operation of boilers and associated plant • Combustion and heat transfer • HSE guidance on boilers and pressurisation systems • Statutory inspections and safe systems of work • Risk assessment • Water Treatment, sampling and testing • Heating systems & controls • Refrigeration systems • Air conditioning systems • Compressed air systems • Valve, pumps and pumping systems • Internal combustion engines

Additional Information The course is a mixture of theoretical instruction, demonstrations and practical exercise.

Duration A one week course, beginning at 1000 on Monday and finishing at 1300 on Friday

Who will benefit For those persons directly responsible for charging and recovery of systems with fluorocarbon refrigerants, who require accreditation with City & Guilds.

Purpose To enable maintenance and operational staff to safely recover and charge fluorocarbon refrigerants and have an awareness of the environmental impact of these refrigerants

NOTE: F-Gas Regulations are now here. Develop Training offer training and assessments which meet the requirements of the new F-Gas Qualifications with accreditation from either City & Guilds or CITB. Please see pages 21 and 22 for our F-Gas Courses.

What will be covered • Refrigeration theory • Refrigeration practices • Environmental impact of fluorocarbon refrigerants • Fluorocarbon control and alternatives • Legislation and regulation • Handling and refrigerant recovery • Pressure testing and vacuum dehydration • Assessment to City & Guilds requirements

Additional information This course includes practical work; therefore personal protective equipment will be required. Holders of C&G 2078 will be eligible to register with ACRIB.

Mandatory training regulation published - Government set minimum qualifications for HCFC handling/relevant to all service and maintenance engineers.

UK regulations require handlers of ozone depleting substances to be certified as competent to carry out relevant work

Accreditation This course is accredited by City & Guilds

Duration A two day course, beginning at 0900 on day 1 and finishing at 1700 on day 2.


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