BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:1256@x8ti.com DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250428T090000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250502T130000 DTSTAMP:20241219T205301Z URL:https://x8ti.com/event/energy-isolation-plan-procedure-and-checklist-2 / SUMMARY:Energy Isolation Plan\, Procedure and Checklist DESCRIPTION:Introduction\nEmployees performing service or maintenance on ma chinery may face risks from unexpected energization\, start-up\, or releas e of stored energy in the equipment. Modern machines pose various hazards to workers from electrical\, mechanical\, pneumatic\, or hydraulic energy sources. Safely disengaging or making the equipment safe to work on involv es removing all energy sources\, a process known as ‘isolation’.\n\nFo r modern plants\, large industrial installations\, oil and gas plants\, an d offshore installations\, implementing reliable\, practical\, and cost-ef fective operational systems is crucial. This intensive training course pro vides thorough procedures for isolating equipment using recommended techni ques.\nLearning Objectives\nUpon completing this Energy Isolation: Plan\, Procedure and Checklist course by Xcelerate Training Institute\, participa nts will be able to:\n\n Identify common energy hazards.\n Understand th e principles of energy isolation.\n Differentiate between primary and pos itive isolation practices.\n Gain a basic understanding of various energy sources.\n Establish awareness of energy isolation procedures\, standard s\, and practices.\n Comprehend common terminology related to isolations and control.\n Recognize where and when different equipment used in posit ive isolation should be utilized.\n Identify hazards related to loss of c ontainment and personal injury.\n Define roles and responsibilities for a chieving safe and reliable process isolation.\n Plan and conduct risk ass essment processes effectively.\n\nTraining Methodology\nThis collaborative training program includes:\n\n Lectures\n Seminars &\; Presentations \n Group Discussions\n Assignments\n Case Studies &\; Functional Exe rcises Following the ‘Do-Review-Learn-Apply’ model.\n\nBenefits for Yo ur Organization\nOrganizations can benefit from:\n\n Familiarity with cur rent practices and techniques for using electrical and mechanical technolo gy.\n A solid understanding of various electrical and mechanical equipmen t.\n Reduced costs by keeping energy isolation activities in-house.\n Mi nimized equipment downtime with increased technical knowledge.\n Applicat ion of good practice techniques for diagnosing problems with electrical an d mechanical equipment.\n Compliance with Health &\; Safety and legal requirements for working with electrical and mechanical equipment.\n\nBene fits for You\nParticipants will gain:\n\n Thorough knowledge of electrici ty regulations\, industry practices\, and safe isolation techniques.\n Ab ility to implement safe working behavior for Extra Low Voltage\, Low Volta ge\, and High Voltage applications.\n Working knowledge of isolation and risk assessment procedures for plants.\n Increased awareness of different roles within the electrical safety rules domain.\n Familiarity with vari ous instrumentation and mechanical systems.\n Skills to assess and overco me problems associated with electrical and mechanical isolation procedures .\n\nTarget Audience\nThis course is suitable for:\n\n Technical professi onals with executive functions in electrical and mechanical isolation.\n Qualified supervisors in electrical and mechanical isolation environments. \n Employees working with electrical and mechanical isolation processes.\ n Senior operational managers and those auditing\, and reviewing electric al and mechanical isolation systems.\n Employees working with machines wh ere sudden energy release could cause injury or damage.\n Plant operators and technicians in the petrochemical and manufacturing industries.\n Ind ividuals with plant safety responsibilities in electrical and mechanical i solation.\n Plant operators and technicians in the oil and gas industry.\ n Other plant personnel responsible for performing safe electrical and me chanical isolations.\n\nCourse Outline\nEnergy\, Legislative Requirements\ , and Codes of Practice\n\n What is Energy?\n Common Energy Sources\n O SHA Requirements and Electricity at Work Regulations\n Procedures\, Stand ards\, and Approved Codes of Practice\n\nEnergy Isolation Procedure Scope\ , Purpose\, and Authority\n\n Introduction to Energy Control Procedures\n Scope\, Purpose\, and Authority\n Periodic Inspections\n Employee Trai ning and Retraining\n\nSafe Systems of Work\, Electrical Isolation\, and L OTO\n\n Introduction to Energy Isolation (Electrical)\n Safe Systems of Work\n Safe Working Practices\n Electrical Isolations and Techniques\n LOTO Requirements\n Earthing Requirements for Isolation\n Problems Assoc iated with Electrical Isolation\n\nDocumentation\, Instrumentation\, Contr ol\, and Associated Mechanical Systems\n\n Isolation Confirmation Certifi cates\n Introduction to Energy Isolation (Instrumentation)\n Instrument Isolation Techniques\n Intrinsically Safe Systems and Associated Dangers\ n Safe Systems of Work\n ELV Isolation for Instrument Energy Sources\n ‘Block and Bleed’ Techniques\n Isolation of Instrument Piping\n Isol ation of Devices &\; Plans Used in Process Control\n Issues/Problems A ssociated with Instrumentation Isolation\n Energy Control Procedures – Documentation Exceptions\n\nMechanical Systems\, Hydraulics\, Pneumatics\, and Potentially Explosive Energy\n\n Introduction to Mechanical Energy I solation\n Safe Systems of Work and Working Practices\n Mechanical Isola tion Techniques\n Valves\, Gearboxes\, and Motors\n Piping\, Pipe Flange s\, and Joints\n Hydraulic and Pneumatic Isolation\n Issues/Problems Ass ociated with Mechanical Isolation\n Introduction to Potentially Explosive Atmospheres\n Standards and Good Practices\n\nPotentially Explosive Ener gy and Concepts\n\n Safe Working Practices\n Risks of Potential Electric al Energy Release\n Risks of Potential Instrument Energy Release\n Risks of Potential Mechanical Energy Release\n Ignition Energy Assessment in O il &\; Gas Operations\n Overview of Equipment Concepts\n\nRoles &\; Responsibilities\n\n Owner Departments\n Principle Investigator / Proje ct Supervisor / Supervisor\n Faculty\, Staff\, and Affected Persons\n Qu alified Person\n Capital Projects / Construction Project Manager\n Contr actors and Joint Projects\n Outside Personnel (Contractors)\n Group Lock out/Tagout Requirements\n Periodic Inspection\n EH&\;S/General Safety \n Employee Training and Communication\n Additional Training\n Shift &a mp\; Personnel Changes\n\n \; ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://x8ti.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/3819 64fc-fedd-4cd0-a685-c77ad67f90cf.jpg CATEGORIES:Electrical Engineering LOCATION:London Training Courses\, The Ritz London Hotel\, London\, UK\, Un ited Kingdom X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=The Ritz London Hotel\, Lon don\, UK\, United Kingdom;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=London Training Cours es:geo:0,0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/London X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/London BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20250330T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZOFFSETTO:+0100 TZNAME:BST END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR