You can only manage invisible risks effectively if you are trained.

Our training courses are designed to benefit your entire organisation. There is an emphasis on WHY? as well as HOW? to test the quality of compressed air used for breathing.

When you participate, you will learn how to mitigate risk through our continuous process of engagement, awareness generation and specific product training. This allows you to maintain a measurable level of operational improvement over time.

A fully integrated example of this is the Safewell Compressed Breathing Air Training course, which we deliver to a number of major clients in the oil and gas, food & drink, petrochemical, refining, and third party training delivery sectors.

The course provides guidance on an entire holistic safety management system for users of compressed breathing air encompassing both classroom and workshop practical training.

Examples of the guidance covered include: 

• Legislation, HSE, COSHH L5 ACOP, Breathing Compressed Air quality standards such as BS EN12021:2014 and Class D American Air Standard, Process Air Standard ISO 8573-1:2010.
• Safety risks and their prevention
• Health effects - both short term and long term
• Importance of breathing air quality testing
• The need for effective record keeping
• Breathing air purification safety barriers - different types, how they work
• Importance of lifecycle service and maintenance of all equipment used
• Practical workshop use of air quality testing equipment to assure individual competence

We have been working with compressed air for many years across a range of different sectors, giving us first-hand knowledge of the associated risks and safety processes. As an ISO 9001:2015 certified company, we have collected feedback from every delegate who has attended our courses and have actioned improvement over the years.

With an emphasis on ongoing safety rather than just quick fixes, we’ll make sure that you fully understand all the relevant safety legislations and standards for your procedures, including HSE COSHH L5 ACOP, and BS EN12021:2014.