**SCQF Level 7 Credit Rated** Authorised Person Ventilation (5-Day)  Training Course - Learning Outcomes upon successfully completing this comprehensive 5-day course, delegates will have achieved the following key learning outcomes:

Achieve a detailed grasp of the HTM 03-01 guidelines, their governance structure, and the associated roles and responsibilities in its implementation.

Develop a specialised understanding of the various healthcare ventilation systems, their design standards, and their role in maintaining air quality and contaminant control.

Master strategies to control the spread and proliferation of Legionella and other bacteria within healthcare ventilation systems.

Acquire thorough knowledge of the AE audit process and the importance of the Ventilation Safety Group.

Learn to identify component parts, diagnose faulty installations or maintenance, and appreciate the importance of regular inspections.

Gain an in-depth understanding of energy strategies and environmental controls necessary for safe and efficient ventilation management.

Understand the ventilation requirements for specific healthcare departments like operating theatres and isolation rooms, and learn how to interpret validation and verification reports.

Obtain insights into basic control theories and their practical applications in the healthcare ventilation context.

• This training course has has been Aligned with Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) standards and credit rated by the SCQF to SCQF Level 7.



5 Day Authorised Person (Ventilation) Training. 9:00am Monday 17th March to 4:00pm Friday 21st March 2025.

Lee Davidson

Well organised  and delivered course with great facilities

Authorised Person Ventilation (5-Day) - Learning Outcomes upon successfully completing this comprehensive 5-day course, delegates will have achieved the foll...

5 Day Authorised Person Ventilation Training. 9:00am Monday 28th July to 4:00pm Friday 1st August 2025.

This **SCQF Level 5 Credit Rated** course is tailored for engineering staff who are required to operate and maintain under a safe system of work and be in receipt of a Permit-to-Work or Standing Instruction for work on boiler or other mechanical systems that store pressure. 

Course Objective: 
The primary goal of this course is to equip you with the necessary knowledge and documentation skills to operate safely within the prescribed systems of work for boiler and stored pressure mechanical systems containing relevant fluids, as defined by the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR). 

The course also focuses on the safe systems of work as stipulated by JSP375 Part 2, Volume 3, Chapter 4 (Mechanical Systems), which is widely adopted throughout industry as best engineering safe practice for pressure systems. 

By the end of the course, you will be able to: 
Understand the technical aspects of specific types of equipment and systems which incorporate relevant fluids, as outlined in the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000. 

Understand how the fundamental physical properties of relevant fluids correspond to the limits and ranges of measured parameters. 

Recognise key components and safety features commonly found in stored pressure mechanical systems. 

Identify, record and address hazards & risks using appropriate risk assessment documentation for tasks relating to pressure systems. 

Identify the various isolation methodologies for pressure systems which comply with HSG253: The Safe Isolation of Plant and Equipment. 

Understand and source information pertaining to operational arrangements, safety procedures, and documentation for safe isolation and systems of work (in accordance with JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4). 

Comprehend the defined roles and primary responsibilities of an Authorised Person, Skilled Person and the Person in Charge in relation to Mechanical and Pressure Systems. 

Interpret a Safety Program and Statement of Isolation effectively. 
Successfully receipt and complete the necessary documentation for safe systems of work (in accordance with JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4). 

Identify relevant statutory publications pertaining to mechanical systems that store pressure. 


3 Day Skilled Person Pressure Systems Training. 9:00am Tuesday 18th March to 4:00pm Thursday 20th March 2025,

Derek Glass

Great course, very helpful and knowledgeable, would recommend, trainer was very helpful 

This course is tailored for engineering staff who are required to operate and maintain under a safe system of work and be in receipt of a Permit-to-Work or S...

3 Day Skilled Person Pressure Systems Training. 9:00am Tuesday 12th August to 4:00pm Thursday 14th August 2025,

This **SQA / SCQF Level 7 Credit Rated** course is designed for engineering staff who are directly involved in the management, supervision, or auditing of safe work systems involving pressure equipment. It specifically focuses on boiler or other mechanical systems that store pressure and contain a relevant fluid as defined by the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR).

Course Objective:

This course aims to equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills to support the decision-making process as an Authorised Person (Mechanical & Pressure Systems). Additionally, you will learn how to implement and maintain safe systems of work for boiler and stored pressure mechanical systems in accordance with relevant statutory legislation and guidance.

The course focuses on the safe systems of work stipulated by JSP375 Part 2, Volume 3, Chapter 4 (Mechanical Systems), which is widely adopted throughout industry as best engineering safe practice for pressure systems, and is required by those who will later be assessed and appointed as Authorised Person for Mechanical & Pressure Systems by their own organisation.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

Recognise and apply relevant legislation and guidance when implementing and controlling safe work systems.

Understand the essential physical properties of relevant fluids (as defined by the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000), and the fundamental technical aspects of associated equipment and systems.

Identify the functions of key components and safety features in stored pressure mechanical systems.

Identify, assess, record and manage hazards and risks by producing and reviewing appropriate risk assessment documentation.

Understand and implement managerial and operational arrangements, safety rules and procedures, (in accordance with JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4).

Comprehend the defined roles and responsibilities of an Authorised Person, Skilled Person and the Person in Charge in relation to Mechanical and Pressure Systems.

Select and implement appropriate isolation methods for pressure systems (in accordance with HSG 253: the Safe Isolation of Plant and Equipment and JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4).

Complete the necessary and appropriate documentation to control a safe system of work (including Safety Program & Statement of Isolation, Permit to Work, and Standing Instruction).

Understand how to assess and appoint Skilled Persons (MPS).

Comprehend the importance of being familiar with site installations, site-specific procedures, demarcation agreements, monitoring and the audit process.

This course is designed for engineering staff who are directly involved in the management, supervision, or auditing of safe work systems involving pressure e...

5 Day Authorised Person (Pressure Systems) Training. 9:00am Monday 23rd June to 4:00pm Friday 27th June  2025.

This **SCQF Level 5 Credit Rated** training course is tailored for engineering staff who are required to operate and maintain under a safe system of work and be in receipt of a Permit-to-Work or Standing Instruction for work on boiler or other mechanical systems that store pressure. 

Course Objective: 
The primary goal of this course is to equip you with the necessary knowledge and documentation skills to operate safely within the prescribed systems of work for boiler and stored pressure mechanical systems containing relevant fluids, as defined by the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR). 

The course also focuses on the safe systems of work as stipulated by JSP375 Part 2, Volume 3, Chapter 4 (Mechanical Systems), which is widely adopted throughout industry as best engineering safe practice for pressure systems. 

By the end of the course, you will be able to: 
Understand the technical aspects of specific types of equipment and systems which incorporate relevant fluids, as outlined in the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000. 

Understand how the fundamental physical properties of relevant fluids correspond to the limits and ranges of measured parameters. 

Recognise key components and safety features commonly found in stored pressure mechanical systems. 

Identify, record and address hazards & risks using appropriate risk assessment documentation for tasks relating to pressure systems. 

Identify the various isolation methodologies for pressure systems which comply with HSG253: The Safe Isolation of Plant and Equipment. 

Understand and source information pertaining to operational arrangements, safety procedures, and documentation for safe isolation and systems of work (in accordance with JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4). 

Comprehend the defined roles and primary responsibilities of an Authorised Person, Skilled Person and the Person in Charge in relation to Mechanical and Pressure Systems. 

Interpret a Safety Program and Statement of Isolation effectively. 
Successfully receipt and complete the necessary documentation for safe systems of work (in accordance with JSP 375, Vol 3, Chapter 4). 

Identify relevant statutory publications pertaining to mechanical systems that store pressure. 


3 Day Skilled Person Pressure Systems Training. 9:00am Tuesday 1st July to 4:00pm Thursday 3rd July  2025.

This SQA credit rated course is designed for engineering staff who are directly involved in the management, supervision, or auditing of safe work systems...

5 Day Authorised Person Pressure Systems Training. 9:00am Monday 21st July to 4:00pm Friday 25th July 2025.

This **SCQF Level 5 Credit Rated** 3 Day Competent Person Ventilation Training course delivered at our Edinburgh training centre is designed to equip qualified engineers and maintenance assistance with the skills and knowledge required to conduct routine maintenance and inspections of ventilation systems along with the practical measurement of system performance and basic fault finding.

Content includes:

Health and Safety
Ventilation Theory
Safe Systems of Work
Air Handling Units and Components
Filtration
Split Air Conditioning Systems
Fan Coil Units
Active/Passive Chilled Beams
Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV’s)
40 Point Checks (Inspections)
Practical Inspections
Airflow Mesurement Demonstration
Airflow Measurement Practical
Basic Fault Finding
Q&A Session
Aim
This 3 day training package is aimed at NHS estates staff and contractors who are responsible for the routine maintenance, inspection, performance monitoring and fault finding of all types of ventilation systems in the NHS estates where performance verification works are “contracted out”.

Objectives
The objective of the training package is to equip delegates with the information, instruction, and training to prepare for assessment as a Competent Person (Ventilation) for the routine inspection, maintenance, performance monitoring and basic fault finding of ventilation systems.



The 3 Day Competent Person Ventilation Training course delivered at our Edinburgh training centre is designed to equip qualified engineers and maintenance as...

3 Day Competent Person Ventilation Training. 9:00am Tuesday 5th August to 4:00pm Thursday 7th August 2025.

1 Day Introduction to Healthcare Ventilation. 9:00am to 4:00pm Monday 25th November 2024

Donna McLean

Coming from a nursing background, I found the day hugely informative. Attendance at the course has given me a much clearer understanding of relevant legislation. The practical session was also really beneficial in increasing my knowledge in understanding the basics of a hospital ventilation system. 
A great informative day, I would highly recommend the course.

Andrew Grant

The course was highly informative and well-structured. I found it easy to follow and have gained a substantial amount of knowledge

Richard Storey

1 Day Introduction to Healthcare Ventilation. 9:00am to 4:00pm Monday 29th July 2024

John McEwan

Great overview of compliance and steps to improve/move forward

Greg Nelson

Excellent facility with courses very well presented by Jamie and the team.
Very knowledgeable on healthcare ventilation systems and would recommend the course for anyone working in the industry.

Manaba Myeni

A really informative and well delivered course. The course was engaging and interactive. There was a lovely lunch provided as well. 

Olamide Jamiu

The course was highly valuable and information-packed, providing a balanced mix of both technical and non-technical content for beginners in healthcare ventilation. The trainer demonstrated extensive knowledge and delivered the topics exceptionally well.

3 Day Skilled Person (Pressure Systems) Training. 9:00am Tuesday 7th May to 3:00pm Thursday 9th May 2024.

James McPhilemy

Very interesting course ,learning things about pressure systems .Steve was very informative and had a great knowledge of the course .I lot to take in over 3 days , but would recommend to all working on pressure systems.

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