Pressure Systems Examination & Testing Training

• Ensure PSSR Compliance: Meet the requirements of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (PSSR) by ensuring all pressure systems are properly inspected, maintained, and operated within safe limits.

• Demonstrate Competence: Acquire the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to support competency in conducting inspection and maintainance of pressure systems, in accordance with legal requirements.

• Promote a Safer Workplace: Fulfil your legal duty as an employer by implementing safe systems of work and ensuring personnel involved with pressure systems are properly trained and qualified.

• Inspection Engineers: Gain a clear understanding of the requirements and procedures for conducting thorough examinations of pressure systems in line with UK legislation, including PSSR.

• Pressure System Operators: Learn how to identify risks and defects, and perform effective pre-use checks to ensure the safe operation of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

• Site Managers: Enhance awareness of legal responsibilities, safety obligations, and risk management practices related to pressure systems on site.

• Procurement Personnel: Develop knowledge of pressure system components and specifications to support informed, compliant purchasing and maintenance decisions.

• Sales Professionals: Improve understanding of pressure systems, their applications, and key safety considerations to better support client needs and technical discussions.

Regulatory Compliance: Understand and apply the requirements of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (PSSR) along with relevant standards and guidance.

Inspector Responsibilities: Gain a clear understanding of the duties and legal obligations of personnel responsible for carrying out thorough examinations.

Duty Holder Responsibilities: Learn the specific roles and responsibilities of duty holders in ensuring compliance and system safety.

System Knowledge: Develop an understanding of the design, function, and associated risks of pressure systems used within wind turbines.

Inspection Tooling: Identify the appropriate tools and equipment required for inspections and understand their correct use.

Inspection and Testing Techniques: Learn various methods used to conduct thorough examinations, including visual checks, functional tests, and pressure testing.

Component Identification: Recognise key pressure system components in wind turbines and understand common failure points.

Reporting Requirements: Learn how to compile detailed and compliant Reports of Thorough Examination in line with regulatory expectations.

Data Interpretation: Develop the ability to interpret Written Schemes of Examination (WSE), inspection data, and test results to support informed safety decisions.

Risk Assessment: Understand how to identify, evaluate, and manage risks associated with pressure systems in wind environments.

Safety Leadership: Promote a positive safety culture by encouraging proactive pressure system management and regulatory compliance.

Fault Finding and Maintenance: Gain skills in diagnosing faults and performing routine maintenance to support system reliability and longevity.

• Pressure System Regulations 2000 (PSSR)

• Pressure Equipment (Safety) Regulations

• PUWER - Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations

• Health and Safety at work Act 1974

• The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (MHSAW) 1999

• Approved Codes of Practice

• British and International Standards

• Harmonised European Standards

• HSE Guidance

Equipment Covered

• Hydraulic Accumulators

• Pressure Vessels

• Pressure Gauges and Transducers

• Relief Valves / Safety Valves

Course Content

To view the full course content please download the Course Information Sheet.

Each participant must pass a theory assessment to demonstrate a solid understanding of the course content.

They must also successfully interpret a written scheme of examination, conduct an inspection and test of a mock up system and complete detailed inspection reports based on their findings.