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TEC-006 |
North West England, North East England, Yorkshire and Humber |
Classroom |
Role: Operator, Other |
Technical |
Sector: Chemicals, Composites, Downstream Petroleum, Industrial Biotechnology, Medical Biotechnology, Medical Devices, Pharmaceuticals, Polymers, Signmaking |
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This Course is Aimed at |
Delegates with mechanical maintenance experience.
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Overview |
The main aims of this Bolted Fastener Training Outline are as follows: - To ensure good engineering practices when undertaking the assembly of gasketed joints.
- Indicate the requirements for the correct and safe assembly of jointed systems.
- To impart and specify the training requirements that underpin and validate the Engineering Technician to undertake the preferred and safe assembly of jointed systems.
- This training can also be used as supporting evidence when undertaking an EMTA NVQ unit of accreditation.
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Programme Content and Key Areas |
- Take 2 Risk assessment and COSHH.
- Safety, handling and maintenance.
- Introduction to the bolting section of the Field Services Handbook.
- Units, conversions, bolt types, materials, specifications, other useful information.
- Torquing theory.
- Torquing practical.
- Tensioning theory.
- Tensioning practical.
- Measuring techniques.
- Quality records and paperwork.
- Written assessment.
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Learning Outcomes |
- Understanding of the essential elements.
- Explanation and use of Risk Assessment.
- Training and competence.
- Highlight recommended “best practices”.
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