Oxy-Acetylene Gas Safety & Cutting

Description

Accidents involving compressed gases can cause serious injury or even death, this course provides guidance on the safe use of equipment in oxy-acetylene gas cutting techniques and eliminating or reducing the risks associated with moving and storing compressed gas.

Who is this course for?

This course is aimed at anyone who uses or is responsible for those who work with compressed gas and oxy-fuel equipment at work.

Course Outline

  • Properties of compressed gases: Acetylene, Oxygen, Propane
  • Handling, storage and transportation of gas cylinders: identification, segregation, non-exposure to heat
  • Overview of risk assessment
  • Hazards and misuse of oxy-fuel gas equipment: regulators, hoses, blowpipe
  • Responsibilities of users
  • Safety features and correct use of regulators, hoses, blowpipe
  • Ancillary safety equipment, hose check valve
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  • Safety rules on the ignition and on shutting down
  • Preparing equipment for use
  • Preparing materials for cutting
  • Cutting practice – straight lines, curves, bevels
  • Set up gouging and gouging practice

Course Duration

2-day course

Certification

The Engineering College Certificate

Cost

£1,000+ VAT for up to 3 people

*Additional material costs may be applied dependent on training taking place.

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What People Say

“The Engineering College created a joyful and inclusive climate during the Program which made me feel immediately onboarded. He also adjusted his speech, approach, explanations to each interlocutor’s type. In addition, I appreciated the way David easily navigated us through theory and brought evidence proven by research on each topic.”

Tamsin Marlowe
Managing Director of Building Careers UK