Gas Safety in Industrial Environments
Our Industrial Gases Safety Awareness Workshops are designed to meet the needs of users of cylinder gases in industrial environments. They give participants a firm understanding of the key safety issues associated with the handling, storage and use of ‘industrial’ gases. The workshops develop risk awareness through the identification of hazards found in everyday situations. Participants will learn about the gas safety issues relative to their specific roles, together with the steps required to maintain safe working conditions.
An understanding of hazards and the ability to assess risks within industry is vital in todays Health and Safety conscious workplace. These workshops help to develop these critical skills, as well as helping staff to improve their knowledge and awareness of the compressed gases used within their particular working environment.
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Industrial GasesThis training workshop is designed for all personnel who are involved in the use, handling or storage of industrial compressed gas cylinders. It is our most popular training workshop. It can form the foundation for two related practical workshops, or be run in isolation. |
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Quarries & MinesGas cylinders and associated equipment used in the quarrying and mining industries often suffer from accelerated wear and damage due to the harsh environments present. We provide gas safety training specifically tailored to these industries. |
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LPG / Propane / ButaneA concise workshop designed for anyone who uses LPG (Propane / Butane) in an industrial environment. It is a similar to the Industrial Gases workshop, but adapted to focus on the properties, hazards and risks associated with Liquefied Petroleum Gases. This workshop can form the foundation for an associated practical workshop, or be run in isolation. |
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Welding / Shielding GasesA training workshop specfically designed for personnel who use industrial gases for either MIG (GMAW) or TIG (GTAW) welding. It is similar to the Industrial Gases Safety Awareness workshop, but adapted to focus on the properties, hazards and risks associated with the gases used in these processes. This workshop can form the foundation for an associated practical workshop, or be run in isolation. |
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Hot WorkThis training workshop is designed to deliver all the essential safety information that personnal who undertake hot work, or are responsible for issuing Hot Work Permits, require. It contains both theory and practical elements. |
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Oxy-fuel Gas Systems Set-up & Pre-use Check PracticalThis workshop gives participants the opportunity to further their learning by practising the safe set-up, leak test and shut-down of an oxy-fuel gas system in a practical environment. It can only be attended by delegates who have completed Safety Awareness Training; it cannot be run in isolation. |
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Oxy-fuel Gas Systems Maintenance Inspection PracticalThis workshop gives participants the opportunity to further their learning by practising the safe set-up, leak test and shut-down of an oxy-fuel gas system in a practical environment. They will also learn how to conduct formal inspections of oxy-fuel gas equipment in accordance with the requirements of British Compressed Gases Association Code of Practice 7 (BCGA CP7). This workshop can only be attended by delegates who have completed Safety Awareness Training; it cannot be run in isolation. |
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Shrink FittingThis workshop is designed for anyone who uses liquid nitrogen for shrink fitting purposes. It contains both theory and practical elements. |
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Industrial Gases for Refrigeration EngineersA training workshop designed for anyone using, handling, storing or transporting industrial gas cylinders such as oxygen, acetylene or propane in the refrigeration industry. The workshop focuses on the properties, hazards and risks associated with the industrial gases used by refrigeration engineers. This workshop can form the foundation for a number of associated practical workshops, or be run in isolation. |
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Gas Safety at Waste Disposal & Recycling Sites - ManagersThe safe identification, storage and control of gas cylinders received at waste disposal and recycling sites can be an issue if Managers and their staff are unaware of the risks and dangers present. This workshop provides all the information that Managers and Supervisors require to ensure their staff handle gas cylinders in a safe manner. |
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Gas Safety at Waste Disposal & Recycling Sites - OperatorsThe safe identification, storage and control of gas cylinders received at waste disposal and recycling sites can be an issue if staff are unaware of the risks and dangers present. This training workshop is a shorter version of the the Managers workshop shown above. It provides all the information that staff / operators require to ensure they handle gas cylinders in a safe manner. |
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Safe Manual Handling of Gas CylindersMany staff do not use compressed gases themselves, but have responsibilites for their storage and movement around site. They should therefore appreciate the hazards of the cylinders they are dealing with and know how to move them in a safe manner. This workshop contains both theory and practical elements and provides all the essential safety information that staff require to ensure that cylinders are dealt with safely. |
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Gas Equipment Inspectors TrainingBy combining online study and practical hands-on training, this cost effective course enables delegates to conduct full safety checks on gas cylinders and associated equipment, including oxy-fuel workstations. |
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Compressed Gases Safety for Local Authority InspectorsThis training workshop is designed specifically for Local Authority Inspectors who visit establishments where compressed gases are used. It provides essential information to enable Inspectors to review workplace compliance in line with Legislation, Codes of Practice, Guidance Notes and best operating practice. |
