Overview
This course is tailored to meet the specific needs of your steam plant, incorporating literature, procedures, and photographs relevant to your own equipment and maintenance protocols. Therefore, a site visit may be necessary prior to the course to gather the required information and ensure the training is fully aligned with your operational environment and equipment.
Who Should Attend?
The SPM is designed to provide steam plant managers, operators, and maintenance personnel with the essential skills and knowledge to maintain efficient, safe, and reliable steam plant operations. This comprehensive course covers the critical aspects of steam plant maintenance, emphasising safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance.
Course Objectives
- Understand the components and operation of steam plant systems.
- Learn effective maintenance strategies and best practices.
- Identify and address common maintenance challenges.
- Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations
Key Benefits
- Enhance the reliability and efficiency of steam plant operations.
- Minimise unplanned downtime and maintenance costs.
- Ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards.
- Foster a culture of proactive maintenance and safety.
Course Content
Safety Protocols and Compliance
- The Law
- Regulatory standards and legal requirements.
- Best practices for maintaining safety during maintenance activities.
Introduction to Steam Plant Systems
- Overview of steam plant components and functions.
- Common operational challenges and their implications.
- Safe Isolation procedures.
Maintenance Strategies and Best Practices
- Routine and preventive maintenance schedules.
- Diagnostic tools and techniques for identifying issues.
- Handling critical maintenance tasks.
Hands-On Training
- Practical exercises in maintenance procedures.
Duration
This course lasts 2 days It can be attended:
- Here at M&M Training
- At clients site (subject to trainer availability)
The best learning experience is achieved when the course is conducted on-site, allowing participants to engage directly with their own equipment and systems.
