Skilled Person Pressure Systems Training Course

By the end of the course, you will be able to: 

• Understand the technical aspects of specific types of equipment and systems which incorporate relevant fluids, as outlined in the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000.
• Understand how the fundamental physical properties of relevant fluids correspond to the limits and ranges of measured parameters.
• Recognise key components and safety features commonly found in stored pressure mechanical systems.
• Identify, record and address hazards & risks using appropriate risk assessment documentation for tasks relating to pressure systems.
• Identify the various isolation methodologies for pressure systems which comply with HSG253: The Safe Isolation of Plant and Equipment.
• Understand and source information pertaining to operational arrangements, safety procedures, and documentation for safe isolation and systems of work (in accordance with JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4).
• Comprehend the defined roles and primary responsibilities of an Authorised Person, Skilled Person and the Person in Charge in relation to Mechanical and Pressure Systems.
• Interpret a Safety Program and Statement of Isolation effectively.
• Successfully receipt and complete the necessary documentation for safe systems of work (in accordance with JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4).
• Identify relevant statutory publications pertaining to mechanical systems that store pressure.