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Stage Two Accumulator Competence
Member price – £800 + VAT
Non-member price – £850 + VAT
Duration – 2 Days
Developed for staff involved in the maintenance and management of hydraulic systems involving the use of accumulators whose duties include inspection, checking performance and pre-charging as necessary.
Course Aims
- To take your overall knowledge and skills to the next level to enable you to better manage and maintain hydraulic systems safely involving the use of accumulators
- Ensure that you know the correct procedures to follow when carrying out any maintenance or routine inspection on systems involving the use of accumulators
Entry Requirements:
- Stage 1 Hydraulics or equivalent. If you feel that your experience takes you beyond
- Stage 1 Hydraulics, you could consider completing our self-assessment questionnaire
Course Objectives
Knowledge Based
On completion of this course candidates will know:
- Know the different types of accumulators in common use, together with their operating, principles, characteristics and applications
- Know the correct procedures for examining / inspection of accumulators
- Understand the risks and dangers during installation, examination and maintenance of accumulators
Skills Based
During the practical section of this course candidates will engage in and apply the following skills:
- Identify Regulations apertaining to accumulator examination and testing
- Perform a routine inspection and charging of an accumulator precharge pressure
- Complete a written procedure, risk assessment and report of maintenance carried out on an accumulator.
- Complete a written exam on accumulators and auxiliary equipment
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Member price – £800 + VAT
Non-member price – £850 + VAT
Duration – 2 Days
Developed for staff involved in the maintenance and management of hydraulic systems involving the use of accumulators whose duties include inspection, checking performance and pre-charging as necessary.
Course Aims
- To take your overall knowledge and skills to the next level to enable you to better manage and maintain hydraulic systems safely involving the use of accumulators
- Ensure that you know the correct procedures to follow when carrying out any maintenance or routine inspection on systems involving the use of accumulators
Entry Requirements:
- Stage 1 Hydraulics or equivalent. If you feel that your experience takes you beyond
- Stage 1 Hydraulics, you could consider completing our self-assessment questionnaire
Course Objectives
Knowledge Based
On completion of this course candidates will know:
- Know the different types of accumulators in common use, together with their operating, principles, characteristics and applications
- Know the correct procedures for examining / inspection of accumulators
- Understand the risks and dangers during installation, examination and maintenance of accumulators
Skills Based
During the practical section of this course candidates will engage in and apply the following skills:
- Identify Regulations apertaining to accumulator examination and testing
- Perform a routine inspection and charging of an accumulator precharge pressure
- Complete a written procedure, risk assessment and report of maintenance carried out on an accumulator.
- Complete a written exam on accumulators and auxiliary equipment
Book this training course
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Member price – £800 + VAT
Non-member price – £850 + VAT
Duration – 2 Days
Developed for staff involved in the maintenance and management of hydraulic systems involving the use of accumulators whose duties include inspection, checking performance and pre-charging as necessary.
Course Aims
- To take your overall knowledge and skills to the next level to enable you to better manage and maintain hydraulic systems safely involving the use of accumulators
- Ensure that you know the correct procedures to follow when carrying out any maintenance or routine inspection on systems involving the use of accumulators
Entry Requirements:
- Stage 1 Hydraulics or equivalent. If you feel that your experience takes you beyond
- Stage 1 Hydraulics, you could consider completing our self-assessment questionnaire
Course Objectives
Knowledge Based
On completion of this course candidates will know:
- Know the different types of accumulators in common use, together with their operating, principles, characteristics and applications
- Know the correct procedures for examining / inspection of accumulators
- Understand the risks and dangers during installation, examination and maintenance of accumulators
Skills Based
During the practical section of this course candidates will engage in and apply the following skills:
- Identify Regulations apertaining to accumulator examination and testing
- Perform a routine inspection and charging of an accumulator precharge pressure
- Complete a written procedure, risk assessment and report of maintenance carried out on an accumulator.
- Complete a written exam on accumulators and auxiliary equipment
Book this training course
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Member price – £800 + VAT
Non-member price – £850 + VAT
Duration – 2 Days
Developed for staff involved in the maintenance and management of hydraulic systems involving the use of accumulators whose duties include inspection, checking performance and pre-charging as necessary.
Course Aims
- To take your overall knowledge and skills to the next level to enable you to better manage and maintain hydraulic systems safely involving the use of accumulators
- Ensure that you know the correct procedures to follow when carrying out any maintenance or routine inspection on systems involving the use of accumulators
Entry Requirements:
- Stage 1 Hydraulics or equivalent. If you feel that your experience takes you beyond
- Stage 1 Hydraulics, you could consider completing our self-assessment questionnaire
Course Objectives
Knowledge Based
On completion of this course candidates will know:
- Know the different types of accumulators in common use, together with their operating, principles, characteristics and applications
- Know the correct procedures for examining / inspection of accumulators
- Understand the risks and dangers during installation, examination and maintenance of accumulators
Skills Based
During the practical section of this course candidates will engage in and apply the following skills:
- Identify Regulations apertaining to accumulator examination and testing
- Perform a routine inspection and charging of an accumulator precharge pressure
- Complete a written procedure, risk assessment and report of maintenance carried out on an accumulator.
- Complete a written exam on accumulators and auxiliary equipment