Duration: Half day (3 hours), or, Full day (6 hours)
Minimum Numbers: 1+ (charged at a day rate)
Maximum Numbers: 8 classroom
Location: Delivered on-site nationwide
Cost: Day rate - Price on calling
Dates: Call 01623 287830
Accreditation: Workforce Skills Support Certification
CITB Short Course Grant Code: GET1380 - Tier 2: £140 per person
Plant inspection and testing is the process of examining and testing the various components of a plant or piece of equipment to ensure that they are safe and working correctly.
Plant inspection and testing are essential to ensure that the plant or equipment is operating efficiently, effectively, and safely. Regular inspections can help identify potential hazards and defects before they cause accidents, downtime, or equipment failure.
There are different types of plant inspections, including visual inspections, functional tests, non-destructive testing, and destructive testing.
Visual inspection involves inspecting the plant or equipment for signs of wear and tear, damage, or any other visible defects. This type of inspection is usually done using the naked eye, with the help of a flashlight, magnifying glass, or other equipment as required.
Functional tests are carried out to ensure that the plant or equipment is performing its intended function correctly. These tests can be simple, such as turning a switch on and off, or complex, such as running a load test on a generator.
No, this course will only provide training on visual and functional inspection procedures for the plant and equipment you use.
This will be one of our highly qualified members of staff who have the skills, knowledge, and experience in plant inspections to ensure you are provided with current and up-to-date procedures to keep you and your company legally compliant.
Yes, the certification will be a Workforce Skills Support training certificate detailing the modules of the course you have completed. This will be valid for a period of 3 years.
The Plant Testing and Inspection Training Course is a classroom-based and onsite course with demonstrations and practical group exercises. Relevant plant and equipment used by operatives must be made available for testing and inspection as practical elements of the course.
The maximum number of delegates for the Plant Testing and Inspection training course is 8 face-to-face.
The Plant Testing and Inspection Training course duration is a half day (3 to 4 hours) or a full day (6 to 8 hours), depending on plant types and varieties.
