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Pressure systems training from HSE

Pressure systems have been synonymous with industry since the age of steam. Today it is almost impossible to name an industry sector that does not make substantial use of pressure systems in some way or other.Â

Many types of pressure equipment can be hazardous and if a piece of pressure equipment fails and bursts violently apart, the results can be devastating to people in its vicinity. Working safely with pressure equipment is therefore really important. Assessing the risks and putting proper precautions in place will minimise the chances of any accidents occurring.

Our Pressure Systems Awareness training course is aimed at raising awareness of the hazards associated with pressure systems, as well as explaining the relevant regulatory framework.Â

This course will offer delegates the unique opportunity to learn from real-life case studies and forensic investigations into pressure systems failures, providing a first-hand perspective of what can go wrong and why.

This course takes place at the world-renowned HSE Science and Research Centre in Buxton, Derbyshire, or online, on the following dates:

Train with HSE 'in-company'

As well as delivering open training courses, HSE can also tailor its training solutions into bespoke packages, so that customers can cover particular aspects of pressure systems hazards and failure modes that are unique to their organisation. In addition to technical content, we can provide an overview of the regulatory requirements, to reassure customers that they are managing their legal responsibilities effectively.Â

Visit solutions.hse.gov.uk to view all of our upcoming courses.

All of our training courses can be delivered in-company, contact us to discuss your requirements.

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