Introduction to Pressure Systems and Equipment
CPD Online College
Online CPD Course
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- Introduction to Pressure Systems and Equipment - Free
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Introduction to Pressure Systems and Equipment
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Description
On completion of the course, students will gain knowledge about pressure systems and equipment that are found in workplaces. This course will cover what they are, the types available and their uses. Students will learn about the various instruments that are used to measure pressure and the pressure system categories.
Students will learn about hazards and risks, what they are and what can happen if a pressure system fails. The course will cover fire hazards in relation to pressure systems, risk assessments and pressure related accidents and incidents.
Students will go on to learn about the health and safety at work etc. Act.1974 and the pressure systems safety regulations 2000. We will cover protective devices, PUWER and what can result from prosecutions under health and safety legislation.
The course will cover the hierarchy of hazard controls, the use of lower-pressure systems. Students will explore the responsibilities of a competent person and be introduced to (WSE) written scheme of examination. Finally students will learn about the maintenance of pressure systems and emergency procedures.
In order to complete the course, you must achieve 80% or more in the final multiple choice quiz.
You will earn 3 CPD points on completion of the course, this course will take around 3 hours to complete and the certificate will last for two years.
Units Covered
- Unit 1 - Introduction to pressure systems and equipment - In the first unit students will be introduced to pressure systems and equipment and consider what they are. You will examine pressure, how it is calculated and why it can be dangerous. This unit will also provide an overview of statistics and case studies relating to pressure systems and equipment.
- Unit 2 - Hazards and risks - In the second unit students will have an introduction to pressure systems hazards and risks and learn what these terms mean. We will cover the hazards and risks associated with pressure systems, equipment and vessels. Students will look at risk assessments and preventing accidents at work.
- Unit 3 - Pressure systems and equipment laws - In the third unit students will be introduced to laws surrounding pressure systems and equipment at work. We will cover general health and safety legislation and the laws specific to pressure systems and equipment. Students will look at the enforcement duty holders.
- Unit 4 - Introduction - In the final unit students will have an introduction to preventing, controlling and reducing the risks associated with pressure systems and equipment in the workplace. This unit will explore the hierarchy of hazard controls and consider what duty holders must do regarding operating, inspection, maintenance, servicing , modifying and repairing pressure systems and equipment.
Who is this course for?
This course is primarily for those wanting more of an understanding of pressure systems and equipment at work and who have responsibilities under health and safety laws.
Requirements
You are required to complete a 30 question multiple choice quiz at the end of the course. Where you need to achieve at least 80% or above to pass. You can complete the quiz as many times as you need to pass.
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