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Asbestos Awareness - SA SMTS Pty Ltd , South Africa, Johannesburg, Durban, Cape Town

Mon, 04 Mar 2019 17:53:55 +04

Objectives & Definitions

• Legal Requirements when working at Heights
• Construction Regulations – Fall Protection
• Responsibilities
• General Working at Heights Principles
• Before Working at Heights
• Fall Arrest Systems / Practical Assessment
• Who Qualifies to Work at Heights
• Working at Height Structures
• Group Activity & Practical Assessment
• Assessment
• Course Evaluation
• Practical

Cost: 850 ZAR

Duration: 1 Day

Maintenance Planning, Scheduling & Control - Convertas , Dubai,United Arab Emirates

Sun, 25 Feb 2018 15:22:00 +04

Day 1
Objectives of maintenance
· Definition of maintenance and asset management
· Challenges and objectives of maintenance
· The modern maintenance strategy
· Maintenance windows
· Maintenance methods
· Types of maintenance
· Classification of roles in maintenance
· Customer service in maintenance
The work order system
· Purpose of the Work Order (WO) system
· Information collected on a WO
· Job estimating methods
· Prioritizing maintenance work orders

Day 2
Preventive Maintenance
· What is preventive maintenance
· The importance of implementing a PM program
· Establishing schedules
· Breaking a facility into logical parts
· Developing an equipment list
· Developing equipment manuals
· Setting up inventory
· Understanding risks associated with a PM program

Day 3
Planning and scheduling of major maintenance WOS and shutdowns
· The unique challenge of maintenance shutdowns
· Importance of a clear Work Order (WO) scope definition
· Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
· Methods for building an effective maintenance database
· Critical Path Method (CPM)
· Work order crashing
· Resource scheduling and leveling

Day 4
Planning and controlling maintenance materials
· Identification of inventory costs
· Considerations in inventory decisions
· How much to order: Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)
· When to order (setting min and max levels)
Controlling maintenance work
· Maintenance Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
· Backlog indices
· Schedule compliance indices
· PM and emergency indices
· Generic maintenance indicators

Day 5
The role of planning and scheduling in Performance
Improvement
· Maintenance as a business process
· How scheduled maintenance can lock in waste and cost
· Drawing learning from recurring maintenance tasks
· Reviewing planned maintenance
· Dealing with the productivity challenge
· Refining maintenance policies
· Capturing learning from inspection work

Cost: 3995 USD

Duration: 5 Days

Introduction to Offshore Drilling - Synergy Oil & Gas Consulting and Training , Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban,South Africa

Wed, 24 Jan 2018 22:55:23 +04

Course outline:

- Oil history
- Value chain overview
- Exploration
- Offshore Drillship and Jack-up - Components and Functions
- Drilling a Well - From Top to Bottom
- Drilling Fluids, Tripping, Casing, Cementing
- Formation Evaluation (Cuttings, Logging, Coring, Drillstem Testing)
- Directional, Horizontal & Relief Wells
- Subsea, Risers and Umbillicals - Components and Functions

Cost: 6500 ZAR

Duration: 2 Days

Introduction to Oil and Gas - Synergy Oil & Gas Consulting and Training , Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban,South Africa

Wed, 24 Jan 2018 20:46:06 +04

Course outline:

- Oil history
- Value chain overview
- Exploration
- Drilling Rig - Components and Functions
- Drilling a Well - From Top to Bottom
- Drilling Fluids, Tripping, Casing, Cementing
- Formation Evaluation (Cuttings, Logging, Coring, Drillstem Testing)
- Directional, Horizontal & Relief Wells
- Completions - Perforating, Hydraulic Fracturing, Acidizing

See our course link

Cost: 5500 ZAR

Duration: 2 Days

Implementation of Water Administration System - British Academy For Training & Development , United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Dubai, London,Dubai,United Kingdom

Wed, 24 Jan 2018 18:18:56 +04

Course Description:

This course is designed to give participants an understanding of the practical application of the Water Administration System (WAS) to enhance water distribution management ; It will also provide the participant with the tools to increase productivity and save water. This course is aimed at individuals from irrigation boards, government water schemes, water user associations and all regions of the Department of Water Affairs.
The Water Administration System (WAS) is designed to be a management tool for irrigation schemes, Water User Associations (WUA's), Catchment Management Agencies (CMA's) and water management offices that want to manage their water usage, water distribution and measuring stations.

How attendees will benefit?

After completion of the programme, delegates will be able to:

Allow a water control officer to use WAS for efficient water distribution management on a water scheme.
Enable database administrators to install, administrate and maintain the WAS database.
Equip scheme managers to generate useful water distribution management reports.

Course Content:

The programme covers the following topics:

Overview of WAS
WAS interface
Administration module
Water order module
Measured data module
Water release module
Crop water use module
Report module
Installation
Data base administration
Data base maintenance

Course Style:

Lecture or One-to-One training style.
In house training.
Group Training.
Practical Training.

Remember:

We provide this course in any place and at any time suitable for you.

Cost: 4400 USD

Duration: Upto 6 Days

Contractor Safety Passport Training (South Africa) - SA SMTS Pty Ltd , South Africa, Johannesburg, Durban, Cape Town

Wed, 19 Apr 2017 14:36:46 +04

COURSE AIM

To provide basic information and areas of responsibility for health, safety and the environment.
To understand the implications of hazard recognition/risk assessment and effects on individuals and the employer.
To demonstrate how individual behaviour can help reduce accidents.

LEARNING OUTCOMES
On completion of the course delegates will have the knowledge to:

Demonstrate their understanding of the subjects by successfully completing each module assessment paper
Appreciate how they personally can influence good standards within health, safety & and environment
Understand the value of risk assessment and have the knowledge to recognise when change to a generic assessment is required
Understand the common hazards associated with work.

MODULE 1 – ORGANISING FOR SAFETY
Will give delegates an understanding of:- the legal responsibilities of employers and employees, the role of enforcing authorities, what makes a vulnerable worker, hazard identification and control and an understanding of The Construction Regulations.

MODULE 2 – THE WORKPLACE
This module examines what makes a safe place of work, safe behaviour, safe access and exits, safety signs, temperature, lighting, housekeeping and welfare facilities, slips and trips, reporting failures and defects, safe work at height, excavations and confined spaces.

MODULE 3 – TOOLS, PLANT AND MACHINERY
The session will give delegates an understanding of the risks presented by both powered and non powered work equipment and the risks associated with the various forms of energy created. In addition the risks faced with the use of workplace transport.

MODULE 4 – HEALTH
The session highlights the risks and controls for substances hazardous to health together with other ill health risks from workplace activities, including musculoskeletal problems, effects of noise and stress. In addition candidates will be made aware of the varied precautions which can be taken.

MODULE 5 – PROCEDURES
Candidates will be shown the need and benefits of procedures, including: the importance of local emergency procedures and first aid arrangements.

MODULE 6 – THE ENVIRONMENT
The module covers current and future environmental requirements, safe storage and marking, waste control hierarchies and emergency planning in the event of problems.

The Safety Pass Alliance work with employers, employer associations, trade unions, NTO and other relevant bodies to design and develop training programmes tailored to suit each sector.

Cost: 1824.46 ZAR

Duration: 1 Days