• 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.

There are no prerequisites to attend this course.

Contact Hours Inclusive of Breaks: 14

Total Days: 2

Course timing: 9am - 4pm (End times can vary depending on course participant numbers and experience)

Arrival Time: Course participants should arrive at 8.45am prompt.

Please ensure you wear safety boots when attending this training course.

For those attending training at the Certex Training Academy, all other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided. However, you are welcome to bring your own PPE if you prefer.

If the training is being conducted at your company's site, please consult your employer regarding the specific PPE requirements in accordance with your company's site safety policy.

For a detailed list of PPE used during this training, please download the Course Information Sheet.

Location: Certex Training Academy

Minimum: 1

Maximum: 6

Location: Customer Site

Minimum: 6 (Less people may attend but this is the minimum number of people we charge for to attend your own company premises).

Maximum: 6

Three Years

ID

Each participant is required to produce photographic ID on the first day of the course. Failure to do so will result in the participant being unable to participate.

Acceptable Forms of ID:

• Photo Driving Licence

• Passport

PPE

Please ensure you wear safety boots when attending this training course.

For those attending training at the Certex Training Academy, all other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided. However, you are welcome to bring your own PPE if you prefer.

If the training is being conducted at your company's site, please consult your employer regarding the specific PPE requirements in accordance with your company's site safety policy.