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- Training
- General Safety Courses
- Mechanical Isolation
Description
Our Mechanical Isolation Training is designed for all personnel involved in mechanical isolation procedures. This includes those in maintenance, operations, and health and safety roles within sectors such as manufacturing, construction, oil and gas, and utilities.
This course delivers practical knowledge that can be immediately applied in your work. It equips participants with best practices in mechanical isolation, covering key topics like risk assessments, hazard identification, permit work systems, isolation techniques, legal requirements, and roles and responsibilities.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successfully completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify key isolation roles and responsibilities.
- Understand the requirements of statutory regulations and legislation.
- Ensure compliance with permit work systems and industry best practices.
- Recognize various isolation techniques.
- Plan effectively for isolation work.
- Apply Lock Out/Tag Out procedures in mechanical isolation.
- Interpret Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) and symbols.
- Identify risks associated with mechanical isolation procedures.
- Explain the purpose and scope of best practice procedures related to Mechanical Isolation.
Who Should Attend
This Mechanical Isolation course is designed for personnel across various sectors including manufacturing, construction, oil and gas, and utilities, particularly those in maintenance, operations, and health and safety roles.
It is essential for individuals responsible for implementing and overseeing mechanical isolation procedures to ensure workplace safety and compliance with industry regulations. This training is highly beneficial for technicians, safety officers, and supervisors looking to enhance their practical knowledge and adherence to best practices in mechanical isolation.
Course Outline
- Unit 1 - Introduction & Joining-in
- Unit 2 - Legal Requirements for Isolation
- Unit 3 - Roles & Responsibilities
- Unit 4 - Hazards & Risk Assessment
- Unit 5 - Permit to Work Systems
- Unit 6 - Isolation Steps & Methods
- Unit 7 - P&ID Drawings
- Unit 8 - Lock Out / Tag Out
- Unit 9 - Testing/Verifying, Isolation
- Unit 10 – De-isolation/Reinstatement of Plant
The course is delivered through a combination of presentations, interactive discussions, and practical demonstrations.
Certification & Assessment
MCQ + Skill Assessment
On successful completion of this course, participants will receive a Mechanical Isolation Certificate.
Contact us
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