Training
Downstream Gas is able to both develop and deliver customised training programmes that include the following important areas for companies involved in gas utilisation, each of which relates to technical and regulatory issues:-
Gas Safety
- Carbon Monoxide Incident Investigation
- British Standards for Gas Installations and Institute of Gas Engineers and Management UP Series of Guidance documents
Downstream Gas has written two landmark publications for CORGI relating to the use of portable Electronic Combustion Gas Analysers (ECGAs) providing guidance on the British Standards suit BS 7967 Parts 1-4.
Additionally, we have developed a one-day course of instruction for gas operatives that both instructs and assesses competence in the use of ECGAs when responding to reports of fumes. For more detail, click on the following link.
Short Course Details pdf format see details lower page (below)
Click below to see the article featured in the December 2007 issue of Gas International explaining the way training in the use of PECGAs is being approached.
IGEM article (link to follow early Jan 2008)
Further training offerings for businesses also provide tailor-made training courses that inform/develop Business, Quality and Health, Safety & Environment Management Systems each of which are vital to an organisation intent upon expanding their position in the market. Such offerings include:-
- Requirements for systems – relevance of standards and legislation
- Development of systems
- Implementation of systems and systems audit and review
Additionally, Downstream Gas offers dedicated consultancy for specific aspects of a company’s operation with respect to:-
- Coaching and simple planning tools
For further detail related to the training provision offered by Downstream Gas, please contact us using the email address queries@downstreamgas.co.uk
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