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TRAINING CENTRE COURSE DIRECTORY APRIL 2015
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TRAINING CENTRE COURSE DIRECTORY APRIL 2015
CONTENTS
TRAINING CENTRE INTRODUCTION ................ 2
INDUCTION PROGRAMMES ............................ 3
WORK AT HEIGHT ........................................... 5
MECHANICAL TRAINING ............................... 11
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION EQUIPMENT ..... 19
COATINGS & APPLICATIONS ......................... 21
SCAFFOLDING .............................................. 26
2
TRAINING CENTRE INTRODUCTION
The Stork Training Centre, located at the company’s
campus in Pitmedden Road, Dyce, specialises in
delivering training to the onshore/offshore energies
industries and is strategically positioned in close
proximity to rail links, heliports and Aberdeen
International Airport.
We recognise that quality training and competency lies at
the core of safe operations and our vastly experienced
and multi-disciplined instructional team plan tailor and
deliver courses to meet and exceed specific client
requirements.
STORK aligns itself with various accredited
organisations as are undernoted, to ensure our
training courses are consistently delivered to industry
recognised standards.:
ARCA
Asbestos Removals Contractors Association
ECITB
Engineering and Construction Industry Training
Board – Approved Training & Test Centre
IRATA
Industrial Rope Access Trade Association
OCA
Offshore Contractors Association
Oil & Gas UK
OPITO
Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organisation
PASMA
Prefabricated Access Suppliers & Manufacturers
Association
Fit2Fit
Fit Test Providers Accreditation Scheme
BSIF
British Safety Industry Federation
Training Centre Contacts
Dave Sharman- Training Centre Manage
Marc Wood- Admin Manager
Billy Chatwood - Team Leader/Scaffold/WaH
Steve Rainnie - General Safety
Joe McGunnagle - Scaffold/WaH
Craig Hobin - Coatings/Blasting
Chris Barratt - Senior Mechanical
Phil Evans – Mechanical
Garry Lobban - Rope Access
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INDUCTION PROGRAMMES
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Computer Based Training Courses
Company Inductions
STORK Training Centre provides its facilities as a
conduit through which numerous company inductions
can be completed. Many of these are computer based
applications and the facility has a suite of PC’s on
which to deliver these to individuals in a relaxed and
controlled environment.
Summary
In addition to STORK’s own interactive Induction and
offshore induction pack, the facility provides the means
through which candidates can undertake:
Shell Golden & Life Saving Rules
Apache Induction – includes H²S & Donut
Conoco Phillips Permit to Work
OPITO MIST Refresher/Reassessment (Minimum
Industry Safety Training) - in association with Atlas
Interactive
Course content
Varies according to respective company requirements
but generally involves imparting respective company
safety attitudes, expectations and safe working
methods of approach.
Pre-requisites
None
Minimum PPE Required
None
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WORK AT HEIGHT
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IRATA Rope Access – Level 1
Level 1
5 day course incorporating independent assessment on final
day by registered IRATA Assessor.
Summary
A Level 1 rope access technician shall be capable of
performing a limited range of rope access tasks required by
their employers under the supervision of an IRATA Level 3
rope access technician.
Course Content
Theoretical knowledge
Equipment & Rigging
Manoeuvres
Climbing
Rescue/Hauling
Assessment – practical & written
Pre-requisites
Minimum age - 18 years
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely. They shall ensure that they have an
adequate level of fitness, are physically able to perform
the tasks expected in terms of strength, agility and
coordination and are able to withstand the stresses of the
working environment, such as heat cold and other
inclement weather
Ideally, all candidates will be in possession of an
appropriate full industrial medical certificate – in the
absence of this, candidates will be asked to sign the
IRATA ‘Statement of medical condition’
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Certificate
RATA Approved Level 1
IRATA Rope Access – Level 2
Level 2
5 day course incorporating independent assessment on final
day by registered IRATA Assessor.
Summary
A Level 2 rope access technician shall be capable of rigging
working ropes, undertaking rescues and performing rope
access tasks under the supervision of an IRATA Level 3 rope
access technician. They should have some knowledge of
legislation, safety requirements and quality assurance
procedures relating to rope access.
Course content
Theoretical knowledge
Equipment & Rigging
Manoeuvres
Climbing
Rescue/Hauling
Assessment – practical & written
Note: Additional elements of training are addressed that reflect the
level of qualification undertaken in accordance with published IRATA
General Requirements
Pre-requisites
Candidates will be a qualified IRATA Level 1 rope access
technician with a minimum of 12 months and 1000 hours
of work experience (Verified by IRATA Logbook)
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely. They shall ensure that they have an
adequate level of fitness, are physically able to perform
the tasks expected in terms of strength, agility and
coordination and are able to withstand the stresses of the
working environment, such as heat cold and other
inclement weather
Ideally, all candidates will be in possession of an
appropriate full industrial medical certificate – in the
absence of this, candidates will be asked to sign the
IRATA ‘Statement of medical condition’
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Certificate
IRATA Approved Level 2
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IRATA Rope Access – Level 3
Level 3
5 day course incorporating independent assessment on final
day by registered IRATA Assessor.
Summary
A Level 3 rope access technician shall:
be capable of site supervision for rope access work
projects
be conversant with relevant work techniques &
legislation
be able to demonstrate all the skills & knowledge
required of levels 1 & 2
have a comprehensive knowledge of advanced rescue
techniques
hold an appropriate current first aid certificate to show
that suitable emergency first aid has been undertaken
have knowledge of the IRATA certification scheme
have knowledge of the IRATA ‘General Requirements’
be familiar with the contents of the IRATA ‘Guidelines’
Course content
Theoretical knowledge
Equipment & Rigging
Manoeuvres
Climbing
Rescue/Hauling
Assessment – practical & written
Note: Additional elements of training are addressed beyond all
theoretical & practical skills at level 1 & 2 to achieve a greater depth
of understanding that reflects the level of qualification undertaken in
accordance with published IRATA General Requirements
Pre-requisites
Prior to training the ‘Application for level 3 assessment
form’ shall be completed by the candidate and training
company. This is a written recommendation from the
IRATA member training company as to the candidate’s
suitability for assessment at level 3.
Candidates shall have a minimum of one year and 1000
hours of work experience as a level 2 rope access
technician (Verified by IRATA Logbook)
Candidates will hold an appropriate current first aid
certificate
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely. They shall ensure that they have an
adequate level of fitness, are physically able to perform
the tasks expected in terms of strength, agility and
coordination and are able to withstand the stresses of the
working environment, such as heat cold and other
inclement weather
Ideally, all candidates will be in possession of an
appropriate full industrial medical certificate – in the
absence of this, candidates will be asked to sign the
IRATA ‘Statement of medical condition’
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
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IRATA Rope Access – Renewal & Revalidation
IRATA certificates shall be renewed within 3 years of the date
of assessment. Revalidation consists of a full assessment at
the level required following the appropriate training.
If re-training and successful assessment are completed in the
six month period prior to the expiry of a current certificate, a
new certificate will be issued with an expiry date 3 years from
the date of expiry on the previous certificate.
Candidates with expired certificates should undertake the 5
day course incorporating assessment.
Employers should maintain their employee’s levels of ability
in rope access. Refresher training is appropriate for rope
access technicians who are not regularly engaged in rope
access work, with specific requirements for those who have
not been engaged in rope access for 6 months or more.
Refresher training may be conducted as either a refresher
course or a full course at the appropriate level.
Level 1, 2 & 3 Refresher/Revalidation
Available as a 3 or 5 day course (gauged on candidates
experience and currency of skill application) incorporating
independent assessment on final day by registered IRATA
Assessor.
Work at Height – Module 1
Work at Height – Module 1 - Awareness
½ day course providing a basic knowledge of Work at Height
legislation and how it relates to the workplace together with
a basic knowledge of the work and rescue equipment used or
available if required. (Work at Height Regulations 2005 -
2007 amended)
Summary
On completion of the course candidates will have an
awareness of the following:
Relevant Work at Height legislation
Selection of equipment and work methods
Hierarchy of Risk
Risk Assessment
Correct use and application of equipment
Rescue systems in use
Course content
Theoretical knowledge
Assessment practical & written
Pre-requisites
Minimum age - 18 years
Minimum PPE Required
None
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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Work at Height – Module 2
Work at Height – Module 2 - User
1 day course providing theoretical and practical instruction in
respect of the safe selection of equipment and procedures
associated with working at height, whilst ensuring that
individuals understand the importance of pre-use checks and
the hierarchy of risk. (Work at Height Regulations 2005 -
2007 amended)
Summary
On completion of the course candidates will be familiar with
the following:
Relevant Work at Height legislation
Selection of equipment and work methods
Hierarchy of Risk
Risk Assessment
Rescue plan
Pre-use checks on equipment and harnesses
Correct application of equipment
Self-rescue with retrievable inertia reel
Safe climbing techniques
Course content
Theoretical knowledge
Climbing manoeuvres
Pre-use inspections
Assessment practical & written
Pre-requisites
Minimum age - 18 years
Candidates must have an aptitude for heights.
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Work at Height – Module 3
Work at Height - Module 3 Rescue
1 day course providing theoretical and practical instruction in
respect of planning and preparing for rescue of persons
working at height and the suitability, installation and
efficient use of a range of both self-rescue and 3rd Party
rescue systems.
Note: STORK Training Centre can also offer a bespoke service in
relation to rescue training that can include:
Worksite visit and risk evaluation
Equipment evaluation or recommendation
Onsite competency assessment
Onsite scenario training and assessment
Evaluation, training & assessment specific to client
requirements
Summary
On completion of the course candidates will be familiar with
the following
Rescue Planning and organisation
Conversant with relevant rescue techniques
Course content
Theoretical knowledge
Team Rescue’s
Assessment practical & written
Pre-requisites
Minimum age - 18 years
Candidates must have an aptitude for heights.
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely.
Candidates must have completed the one day Work at
Height - Module 2 - User course
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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Work at Height – Module 4
Work at Height - Module 4 Management & Control
1 day course providing an in-depth knowledge of the
supervisory responsibilities associated with Work at Height
inclusive of the hierarchy of risk and selection of work
methods appropriate in accordance with the circumstances
presented. Understanding the processes associated with the
control, periodic inspection and maintenance of Work at
Height equipment.
Summary
On completion of the course candidates will be
knowledgeable of the following
Management, application and interpretation of hierarchy
of risk in the workplace
Control measures associated with Work at Height
equipment
Course content
Theoretical knowledge
Scenario based assessments & exercises
Assessment practical & written
Equipment inspection & control
Pre-requisites
Minimum age - 18 years
Candidates must have an aptitude for heights.
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely.
Candidates must have completed the one day Work at
Height - Module 2 - User course
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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MECHANICAL TRAINING
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Mechanical – MJI Awareness
Introduction to MJI and the Route to Competency
A ½ day course aimed at individuals that require knowledge
of the MJI training modules and the Route to Competency.
Ideally for Project Coordinators, Training Administrators,
Project Administrators, Human Resources and anyone that is
involved with MJI projects or personnel that are not hands
on.
Summary
An introductory appetiser on how MJI was born, the various
training modules and the ‘4 Stage Competency Model’ that is
required within the industry.
Course content
What is Mechanical Joint Integrity?
Why was MJI introduced?
The MJI Training Modules & Associated Technical Tests
The ‘4 Stage Competency Model’
A brief on the 3 main components of a mechanical joint
What happens to bolts when they are tightened (Hooke’s
Law)
Various methods of tightening the bolts (hand, hydraulic
& bolt tension)
Practical hands on of tightening bolted connections using
the various methods.
Pre-requisites
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate:
Stork Certificate of Completion
Mechanical – MJI 10
Hand Torque Bolted Connections
An industry recognised 1 day course, audited by the ECITB
providing training in the use of hand torque equipment on
bolted pipework connections.
The primary objective is for safe use with a build-up of
related basic skills and knowledge for operation and
maintenance in the field. The course covers both the theory
and the operation of ‘torque’ tightening methods.
Summary
Stork, as an ECITB accredited training provider offers a
method of training and validating skills in the specialist
critical bolting area. Training courses, Work Based Task
Assignments (WBTA) and Technical Tests cover isolations,
dismantling techniques, inspection of components,
alignment techniques and clamp connectors as well as
assembly and tightening techniques in specialist critical
bolting. These short courses teach discrete, critical skills
through approved training providers based on the ECITB
Technical Training Standards.:-
MJI01 – Prepare the work area, materials and equipment
in accordance with recognised HSEQ.
MJI02 – Reinstate the working area upon completion of
mechanical jointing operations.
MJI10 – Hand torque bolted connections.
Note: TMJI 10 & TMJI 11 Technical Tests associated with MJI 10 can
be completed to prove competency after a consolidation period of 3-
12 months.
Course content
The behaviour of nuts and bolts when tightened.
The importance of the correct residual bolt load.
Gaskets and Surface Finish.
The correct assembly & disassembly of the flange
components.
The correct uses of the torque equipment, to bolt
tighten.
Safely assemble and tighten a bolted flanged connection.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge or
working where their task requires them to work on bolted
connections.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate:
MJI 10 ECITB Certificate of Completion – Stage 1 (1 year
expiry after date of training completion)
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Mechanical – MJI 18
Hydraulically Tensioned Bolted Connections
An industry recognised 1 day course, audited by the ECITB
providing training in the use of hydraulic bolt tensioning
equipment on bolted pipework connections.
Summary
Stork, as an ECITB accredited training provider offers a
method of training and validating skills in the specialist
critical bolting area. Training courses, Work Based Task
Assignments (WBTA) and Technical Tests cover isolations,
dismantling techniques, inspection of components,
alignment techniques and clamp connectors as well as
assembly and tightening techniques in specialist critical
bolting. These short courses teach discrete, critical skills
through approved training providers based on the ECITB
Technical Training Standards.:
MJI01 – Prepare the work area, materials and equipment
in accordance with recognised HSEQ.
MJI02 – Reinstate the working area upon completion of
mechanical jointing operations.
MJI18 – Hydraulically Tensioned Bolted Connections
Note: TMJI 18 Technical Test associated with MJI 18 can be
completed to prove competency after a consolidation period of 3- 12
months.
Course content
The behaviour of nuts and bolts when tightened.
The importance of the correct residual bolt load.
Gaskets and Surface Finish.
The correct assembly & disassembly of the flange
components.
The correct uses of the hydraulic bolt tension equipment,
to apply bolt load.
Safely assemble and tighten a bolted flanged connection.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge or
working where their task requires them to work on
bolted connections.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
MJI 18 ECITB Certificate of Completion – Stage 1 (1 year
expiry after date of training completion)
Mechanical – MJI 19
Hydraulically Torqued Bolted Connections
An industry recognised 1 ½ day course, audited by the ECITB
providing training in the use of hydraulic torque equipment
on bolted pipework connections. This course includes the MJI
10 hand torque training standards.
Summary
Stork, as an ECITB accredited training provider offers a
method of training and validating skills in the specialist
critical bolting area. Training courses, Work Based Task
Assignments (WBTA) and Technical Tests cover isolations,
dismantling techniques, inspection of components,
alignment techniques and clamp connectors as well as
assembly and tightening techniques in specialist critical
bolting. These short courses teach discrete, critical skills
through approved training providers based on the ECITB
Technical Training Standards.:-:-
MJI01 – Prepare the work area, materials and equipment
in accordance with recognised HSEQ.
MJI02 – Reinstate the working area upon completion of
mechanical jointing operations.
MJI10 – Hand Torque Bolted Connections
MJI19 – Hydraulically Torqued Bolted Connections
Note: TMJI 10, 11, 19 & 20 Technical Tests associated with MJI 19 can
be completed to prove competency after a consolidation period of 3-
12 months.
Course content
The behaviour of nuts and bolts when tightened.
The importance of the correct residual bolt load.
Gaskets and Surface Finish.
The correct assembly & disassembly of the flange
components.
The correct uses of the hydraulic torque equipment, to
apply bolt load.
Safely assemble and tighten a bolted flanged connection.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge or
working where their task requires them to work on bolted
connections.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
MJI 19 ECITB Certificate of Completion – Stage 1(1 year
expiry after date of training completion)
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Mechanical – MJI Combined
Hand & Hydraulic Torqued and Hydraulically Tensioned
Bolted Connections
An industry recognised 2 ½ day course, audited by the ECITB
providing training in the use of hand & hydraulic torque and
hydraulic bolt tensioning equipment on bolted pipework
connections.
Summary
Stork, as an ECITB accredited training provider offers a
method of training and validating skills in the specialist
critical bolting area. Training courses, Work Based Task
Assignments (WBTA) and Technical Tests cover isolations,
dismantling techniques, inspection of components,
alignment techniques and clamp connectors as well as
assembly and tightening techniques in specialist critical
bolting. These short courses teach discrete, critical skills
through approved training providers based on the ECITB
Technical Training Standards.:-:-
MJI01 – Prepare the work area, materials and equipment
in accordance with recognised HSEQ.
MJI02 – Reinstate the working area upon completion of
mechanical jointing operations.
MJI10 – Hand Torque Bolted Connections
MJI18 – Hydraulically Tensioned Bolted Connections
MJI19 – Hydraulically Torqued Bolted Connections
Note: TMJI 10, 11, 18, 19 & 20 Technical Tests associated with the
MJI combined course can be completed to prove competency after a
consolidation period of 3- 12 months
Course content
The behaviour of nuts and bolts when tightened.
The importance of the correct residual bolt load.
Gaskets and Surface Finish.
The correct assembly & disassembly of the flange
components.
The correct uses of the hydraulic torque equipment to
apply bolt load.
Safely assemble and tighten a bolted flanged connection.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge or
working where their task requires them to work on
bolted connections.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
MJI 10, 18 & 19 ECITB Certificate of Completion – Stage 1(1
year expiry after date of training completion)
Mechanical – Subsea Awareness
Awareness & Familiarisation of Subsea Bolted
Connections
Summary
Developed using the approved ECITB Technical Training
Standards from the MJI courses, this course is aimed at
Project Engineers/Managers etc. to give a
theoretical/practical overview on critical bolted connection
techniques in the subsea industry to assist in project delivery.
Course content
Health & Safety
The behaviour of nuts and bolts when tightened and the
importance of the correct residual bolt load.
Gaskets and surface finish.
Correct assembly of the flange components.
Correct & safe uses of Subsea torque & tension
equipment to implement a tightening procedure
(Practical).
Safe use of Nut Splitting techniques (Practical)
Prepare equipment for the assembly and tightening of
bolted connections using Subsea hydraulic torque
equipment (Practical)
Prepare materials for the assembly and tightening of
bolted connections using Subsea hydraulic tensioning
equipment (Practical)
Check integrity of assembled bolted connection
(Practical)
Reinstate the work area after the assembly and
tightening of bolted connections using hydraulic
tensioning equipment (Practical)
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge or
working where their task requires them to work on bolted
connections.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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Mechanical – MJI 21
Hydraulically Tensioned Subsea Bolted Connections
An industry recognised 1 day course, audited by the ECITB
providing training in the use of hydraulic tensioning
equipment for subsea bolted pipework connections. This
course is aimed at Divers & Deck Crew and any other
personnel that are involved in critical subsea bolted
connections.
Summary
Stork, as an ECITB accredited training provider offers a
method of training and validating skills in the specialist
critical bolting area. Training courses, Work Based Task
Assignments (WBTA) and Technical Tests cover isolations,
dismantling techniques, inspection of components,
alignment techniques and clamp connectors as well as
assembly and tightening techniques in specialist critical
bolting. These short courses teach discrete, critical skills
through approved training providers based on the ECITB
Technical Training Standards.:
MJI01 – Prepare the work area, materials and equipment
in accordance with recognised HSEQ.
MJI02 – Reinstate the working area upon completion of
mechanical jointing operations.
MJI21 – Hydraulically Tensioned Subsea Bolted
Connection Techniques
Note: TMJI 21Technical Test associated with MJI 21 can be
completed to prove competency after a consolidation period of 3- 12
months.
Course content
This unit specifies the skilled performance expected of
persons trained to dismantle, inspect, prepare, assemble
and tighten flanged pipe joints using Subsea hydraulic
tensioning equipment.
Health & Safety
Instruction and practice in observing health & safety
requirements and approved working practices
Prepare work area for the assembly and tightening of
bolted connections using Subsea hydraulic tensioning
equipment
Prepare equipment for the assembly and tightening of
bolted connections using Subsea hydraulic tensioning
equipment
Prepare materials for the assembly and tightening of
bolted connections using Subsea hydraulic tensioning
equipment
Alignment & assembly of Subsea bolted connections
Tighten bolts using Subsea hydraulic tensioning
equipment
Check integrity of assembled Subsea bolted connections
Reinstate the work area after the assembly and
tightening of bolted connections using Subsea hydraulic
tensioning equipment
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge or
working where their task requires them to work on bolted
connections.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
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Mechanical - HBC
4 Bolt Flange Live Change Out
2 day course providing training in Stork’s innovative
equipment used in the process of Live Bolt Change Out on 4
bolt flanges.
Summary
The course covers the principals of Live Bolt change out, and
safe methods to carry out the scope of work using Stork’s
innovative HBC system.
Course content
The Principals of Bolt loading (Pre-Loads & Bolt Scatter).
The safe use and handling of the Bolt Change-out
equipment.
The use of Hand Torque equipment.
The use of the Ultrasonic Measuring Device to assist in
replacing to original bolt loads to the new bolts.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must be competent in hand torque and hold a
valid TMJI 10 certificate.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Mechanical – OSM 01 Pipe Cutting & Pipe End Weld
Preparation
Pipe Cutting & Pipe End Weld Preparation
2 day course providing training in the use of Clamshell
machines.
Summary
Stork, as an ECITB accredited training provider offers a
method of training and validating skills in the on-site
machining area of pipe cutting and weld preparation.
Training courses, Work Based Task Assignments (WBTA) and
Technical Tests cover pipe cutting and weld preparation
using externally mounted clamshell machines along with
basic machine inspection, set up and maintenance. These
short courses teach discrete, critical skills through approved
training providers based on the ECITB Technical Training
Standards.
Note: TOSM 01 Technical Test associated with OSM 01 can be
completed to prove competency after a consolidation period of 3- 12
months.
Course content
Health & Safety
Instruction and practice in observing health & safety
requirements and approved working practices
Prepare work area for the pipe cutting and weld
preparation equipment prior to cutting.
Prepare equipment for the pipe cutting and weld
preparation prior to cutting.
Prepare materials for the pipe cutting and weld
preparation using the clamshell design pipe cutting
machines.
Maintenance of the pipe cutting equipment
Cutting of pipe using clamshell pipe cutting machines
Pipe end weld preparation using clamshell pipe cutting
machines
Reinstate the work area after pipe cutting and weld
preparation.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge and
be physically fit to complete the practical elements of the
course.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Ear Plugs
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
OSM 01 ECITB Certificate of Completion – Stage 1(1 year
expiry after date of training completion
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Mechanical – Machining Flange Facing Basic
In-Situ Flange Face Machining – Part 1
2 day course providing training in the use of Flange Facing
machines!
Summary
The objective of this course is to provide training in the use of
ID & OD mounted Flange Facing Machines.
Course content
The primary objective is for the safe use with a build-up
of related basic skills and knowledge for operation and
maintenance in the field.
The course covers both operation of the Machines and
techniques to cover the machining repairs of standard
ANSI Flanges, incorporating Raised Face & Full Face, plus
Minimum PPE Required.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have basic mechanical knowledge
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Ear Plugs
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Mechanical – Machining Flange Facing Advanced
In-Situ Flange Face Machining – Part 2
2 day course providing training to use Flange Facing
machines.
Summary
The objective of this course is to provide further training in
the use of the Flange Facing Machines.
Course content
The primary objective is for safe use with a build-up of
related basic skills and knowledge for operation and
maintenance in the field.
The course covers both operation of the Machines and
techniques to cover the machining repairs of standard
API Flanges, incorporating RTJ, HUB Type, plus Minimum
PPE Required.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must have attended the Flange Facing – Part 1
course.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Ear Plugs
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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RESPIRATORY PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
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RPE – Face Fit Testing
Face Fit Testing
Facility to provide Fit Testing of Respiratory Protective
Equipment Face pieces – Qualitative and Quantitative.
Summary
Method used to check that face pieces match a person’s
facial features and seals adequately to the wearers face. Also
ensures that incorrectly fitting face pieces are not selected
for use
Content
Dependant on level of test and quantity of masks
evaluated
Pre-requisites
Candidates should be clean shaven and not eat, smoke,
chew gum or drink anything other than plain water
before a test as it can have an influence on the results.
For further advice contact the training centre in advance
of testing.
Minimum PPE Required
None
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion – Fit2Fit Accreditation
RPE – Breathing Apparatus
Donning & Use of Breathing Apparatus
1 day course providing training in the correct donning and
use of Breathing Apparatus associated with confined space
entry
Summary
This course involves instruction, demonstrations and
practical exercises through which candidates will prove
competence.
Course content
Types of BA
Checking BA equipment
Conditions of use
Operational checks
Search & Rescue techniques
Control procedures
Pre-requisites
None
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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COATINGS & APPLICATIONS
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Coatings & Applications - WDOS
Use and operation of WDOS (Wet /Dry Offshore) blasting
system
1 Day course providing training and guidance in the
application, set-up, usage and maintenance of the WDOS
Blast Unit
Summary
The objectives of this course include:
Introducing Supervisors/Painters to the wet and dry
Blasting system
Familiarisation of equipment
Procedures and Completion of relevant documents.
Ensuring blasting techniques meets industry standards.
Course content
Familiarisation of the WDOS unit
Setting up WDOS unit
Prepare test piece to Swedish blast standard
Handling of blasted surface ,QA/QC recording
Practical use of WDOS unit
Clean up procedure and return equipment to store
Pre-requisites
Candidates should have experience of blasting
procedures Minimum age - 18 years
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely. They shall ensure that they have an
adequate level of fitness, are physically able to perform
the tasks expected in terms of strength, agility and
coordination and are able to withstand the stresses of the
working environment, such as confined spaces, working
in restricted work space.
Must be able to work as part of a team
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Coveralls
Ear Plugs
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Coatings & Applications – Specialised Coatings
(Hand)
STORK Hand Application of Specialised Coatings
1 Day course providing training in application of a specialised
coating system eg CORROCOAT POLYGLASS, BELZONA.
Summary:
Familiarise experienced paint applicators with a specific
coating system for small vessels/steelwork applied by Brush
and/or Trowel.
Course content
Introduction to paint system
COSHH, MSDS, MTDS. dealing with the specific paint
system
Sessions cover permits, toolbox talks, site set up, coating
application Site clean-up.
Familiarisation of paint system
Procedures and Completion of relevant documents.
Insight to Health and Safety, COSSH, MTDS, MSDS
Ensuring painting techniques meets industry standards
Flange face forming & nozzle insert
Pre-requisites
Preferably with 1 years previous paint application
experience
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely. They shall ensure that they have an
adequate level of fitness, are physically able to perform
the tasks expected in terms of strength, agility and
coordination and are able to withstand the stresses of the
working environment, such as confined spaces, working
in restricted work space,
Must be able to work as part of a team or on their own
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Coveralls
Ear Plugs
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion/Belzona approved
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Coatings & Applications – Specialised Coatings
(Spray)
STORK Airless Spraying of Specialised Coatings
1 Day course providing training in spray application of a
specialised coating system eg CORROCOAT POLYGLASS
Summary:
Familiarise experienced paint applicators with a specific
coating system for small vessels/steelwork applied by airless
spray techniques
Course content
Introduction to paint system
COSHH, MSDS, MTDS, dealing with the specific paint
system
Sessions cover permits, toolbox talks, site set up, coating
application Site clean-up.
Hazards and complications of using short pot life systems
Familiarisation of paint system
Procedures and Completion of relevant documents.
Insight to Health and Safety, COSSH, MTDS, MSDS
Ensuring painting techniques meets industry standards
Pre-requisites
1 years previous airless spraying experience
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely. They shall ensure that they have an
adequate level of fitness, are physically able to perform
the tasks expected in terms of strength, agility and
coordination and are able to withstand the stresses of the
working environment, such as confined spaces, working
in restricted work space,
Must be able to work as part of a team or on their own
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Coveralls
Ear Plugs
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Coatings & Applications – QA/QC Module 1 & 2
STORK QA/QC Appreciation course – (Module 1 & 2)
1 Day course providing training in BASIC QA/QC Techniques
Summary
Familiarise Inexperienced/experienced Paint applicators,
Supervisors, Project Managers with the basic requirements
of QA/QC inspection
Familiarisation of paint system
Familiarisation of inspection equipment.
Interpretation of, COSSH, MTDS, MSDS
Ensuring paint coating techniques meet industry
standards
Course content/outcome
1st session on theory and the use of the equipment
Introduction to paint systems
Insight into COSHH, MSDS, MTDS, dealing with the
specific paint system
2nd session on practical capability from theory session
followed by written assessment and multi choice
questionnaire
Trainee should be able to;
a. Demonstrate the ability to inspect surfaces to min
standard requirements
b. Identification of defects and remedies
c. Find information from source documentation
d. Record readings and keep accurate records
e. Display a satisfactory level of competence in all of
the above
Pre-requisites
To be familiar with paint coating systems and have
preferably some kind of blast / painting experience
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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Coatings & Applications – Air Purity
STORK Air Purity Analysis course
Half Day course providing training in Air Purity Testing
Techniques
The objective of this course is to;
Familiarise Painters, Blasters, Supervisors, or anyone using
breathing air apparatus how to set up and check the quality
of air produced by compressors and filtered via an ALG10
filtration system.
Familiarisation of ALG10 filtration unit
Familiarisation of Safewell IES 2000 air purity inspection
equipment.
Interpretation of test results and recording.
Familiarisation of Kitagawa detector tubes ;Oil mist,
Water Vapour, Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide
Course content/outcome
Introduction to Air Purity Testing
1st section on theory and the use of the equipment
2nd section on practical capability from theory session
including filling out of report forms
Insight into safety for the handling of tubes and their
contents.
Trainee should be able to;
a. Demonstrate the ability to set up and use the test
equipment.
b. Identification and safe use of Draegar tubes
c. Find information from source documentation
d. Record readings and keep accurate records
e. Display a satisfactory level of competence in all of
the above
Pre-requisites
To be familiar with breathing air systems.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Coveralls
Ear Plugs
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Coatings & Applications – Composite Wraps
Use and application of Composite wrap systems.
AQUAWRAP and POWERSLEEVE
2 Day Beginners course or 1 Day refreshers if candidate has
not applied materials for previous 6 months (verification with
candidate log book) both courses provide guidance (Theory
& Practical) in the application of Aquawrap, Powersleeve and
associated products
Summary
The objectives of this course include:
Introducing candidates to composite repair systems
Familiarisation of all products associated with F.A.C.S
(field Applied Composite Systems) and equipment
Procedures and Completion of relevant documents.
Ensuring application techniques meets industry
standards .ASME PCC 2 Repair standard (The PCC-2 is a
published ASME specification dealing with Post
Construction, Non-Metallic Composite repairs of
pressure containing pipelines and is recognized by D.O.T.
and other agencies as the correct and appropriate way to
evaluate a problem, qualify repair products, qualify repair
personnel and perform the repair.)
Course content
Familiarisation of the Products
Classroom sessions on MSDS, Application procedures
Preparation of test piece prior to application of BIO DUR /
GAS-PRUF 132
Practical use of all materials on straight pipe, Bends, T
shapes and Complex structural steel
Health and Safety / COSHH dealing with all products
Clean up procedure and return equipment to store
Pre-requisites
Candidates should have painting background Minimum
OPITO Level 2 Min age - 18 years
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any
disability or medical condition that may prevent them
from working safely. They shall ensure that they have an
adequate level of fitness, are physically able to perform
the tasks expected in terms of strength, agility and
coordination and are able to withstand the stresses of the
working environment, such as confined spaces, working
in restricted work space.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Coveralls
Ear Plugs
Gloves
Certificate
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Stork Certificate of Completion
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SCAFFOLDING
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Scaffolding - Deltadeck
Deltadeck Low Level Access (Scaffold Hop-Up)
2 Hour programme providing training in the use of the Turner
Access Ltd. Deltadeck. The primary objective is for safe use
and the build-up of related basic skills and knowledge for
operation and maintenance in the field. The course covers
both the theory and operation of the Deltadeck Low Level
Access equipment.
Summary
This course is normally run in conjunction with
Sigmadeck thus making it a 4 hour course.
Each candidate will be competent in the safe use and
operation of Deltadeck.
Course content
Registration
Health, Safety and Welfare briefing
Presentation showing assembly/disassembly of
Deltadeck
Theory behind the selection and use of this equipment
Maintenance procedures
Toolbox talk
Practical use of equipment
Practical assessment of each candidate.
Written test.
Question and answer session
Pre-requisites
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any disability
or medical condition that may prevent them from working
safely. They shall ensure that they have an adequate level of
fitness, are physically able to perform the tasks expected in
terms of strength, agility and coordination and are able to
withstand the stresses of the working environment, such as
heat cold and other inclement weather.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Ear Plugs
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Scaffolding - Sigmadeck
Sigmadeck Low Level Access (Scaffold Hop-Up)
2 Hour programme providing training in the use of the Turner
Access Ltd. Sigmadeck. The primary objective is for safe use
and the build-up of related basic skills and knowledge for
operation and maintenance in the field. The course covers
both the theory and operation of the Sigmadeck Low Level
Access equipment.
Summary
This course is normally run in conjunction with Deltadeck
thus making it a 4 hour course.
Each candidate will be competent in the safe use and
operation of Sigmadeck.
Course content
Registration
Health, Safety and Welfare briefing
Presentation showing assembly/disassembly of
Sigmadeck
Theory behind the selection and use of this equipment
Maintenance procedures
Toolbox talk
Practical use of equipment
Practical assessment of each candidate.
Written test.
Question and answer session.
Pre-requisites
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any disability
or medical condition that may prevent them from working
safely. They shall ensure that they have an adequate level of
fitness, are physically able to perform the tasks expected in
terms of strength, agility and coordination and are able to
withstand the stresses of the working environment, such as
heat cold and other inclement weather.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Ear Plugs
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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Scaffolding - Awareness
Scaffolding Appreciation
½ Day course providing training in the theoretical use and
practical identification of conventional scaffolding and its
components.
Summary
Each candidate will have a better understanding of the
make-up of a conventional scaffold
Candidates will be able to identify each component and
where it is used in a scaffold.
This course does not take the place of C.I.T.B.
(Construction Industry Training Board) official scaffolder
training.
Course content
Registration
ealth, Safety and Welfare briefing
Presentation showing conventional scaffolding
components
Work at Height summary.
Component identification and the whereabouts of each
component within a scaffold
Practical handling and classroom use of individual
scaffold components
Toolbox talk
Practical scaffold inspection dealing with fault finding
What can go wrong in a scaffold?
Practical assessment
Pre-requisites
Candidates may come from various backgrounds but will be,
in some way, connected to using, requisitioning or perhaps
purchasing scaffolding.
Minimum PPE Required
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Scaffolding – OCTO for Scaffolders
Turners OCTO System Scaffolding – Safe Use & Operation
for Scaffolders
1 Day course providing training in the safe use and operation
of OCTO System Scaffold.
Summary
This course will provide each candidate with a better
understanding into the uses of this system scaffold in
offshore and petrochemical environments.
Course content
Registration
Health, Safety and Welfare briefing
Theory Presentation relating to component parts,
manual handling of the equipment, ergonomics,
PlusGard Advanced Guardrail System, Work at Height
Regulations including Hierarchy of Control Measures,
communications and good housekeeping.
Toolbox talk.
Practical erecting and dismantling of OCTO System
Scaffold incorporating PlusGard Advanced Guardrail
System in line with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Practical assessment of each candidate
Classroom test.
Question and answer session.
Pre-requisites
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any disability
or medical condition that may prevent them from working
safely. They shall ensure that they have an adequate level of
fitness, are physically able to perform the tasks expected in
terms of strength, agility and coordination and are able to
withstand the stresses of the working environment, such as
heat cold and other inclement weather.
Candidates should be in possession of a current C.I.S.R.S.
card
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
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Scaffolding – OCTO for Non-Scaffolders
Turners OCTO System Scaffolding – Safe Use & Operation
for Non-Scaffolders
2 Day course providing training in the safe use and operation
of OCTO System Scaffold to a maximum platform height of
4.0 metres from ground level.
Summary
This course will provide each candidate with a better
understanding into the uses of this system scaffold in
offshore and petrochemical environments.
This course has a greater emphasis on the practical use of
the OCTO System.
Course content
Registration
Health, Safety and Welfare briefing
Theory Presentation relating to component parts,
manual handling of the equipment, ergonomics, Work at
Height Regulations including Hierarchy of Control
Measures, communications and good housekeeping.
Practical erecting and dismantling of OCTO System
Scaffold in line with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Practical assessment of each candidate
Classroom test.
Question and answer session.
Pre-requisites
Candidates shall be physically fit and free from any disability
or medical condition that may prevent them from working
safely. They shall ensure that they have an adequate level of
fitness, are physically able to perform the tasks expected in
terms of strength, agility and coordination and are able to
withstand the stresses of the working environment, such as
heat cold and other inclement weather.
Minimum PPE Required
Safety Boots
Coveralls
Eye Protection
Safety Helmet
Gloves
Certificate
Stork Certificate of Completion
Stork
Unit 13, Ashley Base
Pitmedden Road, Dyce
Aberdeen, AB21 0DP
Tel: +44 (0)1224 722888
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