To give delegates a clear understanding on how to work safely in a workshop environment. To develop clear procedure to ensure safety is a key aspect of this environment.

The Electricity at Work Regulations awareness course gives an overview of the current HSE regulations

The aim of this course is to assess learners against the national standard in a realistic medium risk environment preparing to work safely; entering and exiting confined spaces safely; preparing and using appropriate respiratory protective equipment (RPE); using equipment and tools safely; following procedures and dealing with emergencies.

This course is aimed at all maintenance and engineering personnel who are responsible for the fabrication, installation, maintenance and inspection of small bore pipe work and fixings.

Within this course, you will learn how to assemble and install Small Bore Tubing with Twin Ferrule Mechanical Grip Fixings.

This course will follow a combination of classroom-based theory and hands-on practical experience. Candidates will develop an awareness of the legal implications, common hazards and precautions, together with the correct selection, use, inspection and maintenance of safety harnesses. All delegates will complete both a practical and theory assessment to demonstrate a sound understanding of the content

Loss of containment of hazardous materials is frequently the most common cause of process incidents. This course gives delegates a good understanding on how these occur and what preventative measures can be put in place.

To create an awareness and an understanding of the requirements for handling loads at work.
The Health and Safety Commission have introduced legislation regarding the Manual Handling of Loads in the workplace where there is a risk of injury (particularly back injury) to workers.

The aim of this training course is to provide an introduction into shaft alignment techniques, with a link into the comprehensive instruction and operation of the laser shaft alignment system.

To provide theory & practical training in the safe & correct use of hand and power tools in the engineering sector. This will course will demonstrate the correct methods to be put in practice back at your workplace.

This course provides participants with an understanding of the dangers of working in hazardous areas, the methods by which explosions are prevented and the requirements of the ATEX and DSEAR Directives.

DSEAR applies to all workplaces and premises where dangerous substances are present, used or produced. This includes places such as industrial premises and workshops, commercial premises, land-based and offshore installations, mines, quarries, construction sites, vehicles and vessels. It also includes the common parts of shared buildings, private roads, paths on industrial estates, roadworks on public roads and domestic houses are also premises if there are people at work there.

This course offers theoretical training to enable candidates to demonstrate a good level of asbestos awareness in order to protect themselves and those around them from exposure to asbestos

Using tools and equipment to produce a series of component to the requirements specified by the drawings. 

Using the skills developed throughout the course, design and manufacture a component. This will include hand fitting techniques, oxy-fuel cutting and lathe turning.

This unit contains theory and practical assessments to ensure competency.  

This core unit is designed to give candidates the arithmetic skills required to complete the Level 2 progression award in Process Plant and provide the basis for progression to the Level 3 award.

This core unit is designed to develop candidates’ workplace communication skills and enable them to utilise information technology to develop and produce technical documentation. The unit also provides the basis for progression to the Level 3 award in Communications and Information Technology.

This unit provides the essential knowledge required for an understanding of the production, distribution and use of essential plant services in the process industries.

This unit provides the essential knowledge required for an understanding of the techniques used by industry for the processing of fluid materials into intermediate and final products.