I’m very happy to announce that our ECITB approved Human Performance (HuP 01) training course is now available at our newest training facility located at our Phoenix Technology Group headquarters in Chesterfield. The objective of the course is to introduce people who work in hazardous environments and are involved in safety critical tasks to the […]
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I’m pleased to announce that our Human Factors (Chronic Unease) training course is now available at our newest training facility located at our Phoenix Technology Group headquarters in Chesterfield. This course is designed to deepen understanding of human performance, risk awareness, and the subtle signals that help prevent incidents before they occur. Chronic Unease is
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Congratulations to Tiffany Brace , our Business Support Manager, on reaching 6 years with Zulu! Tiffany has been at the heart of keeping everything running smoothly — her dedication, organisation, and professionalism have supported not only our leadership team but the whole business. Her contribution has been a big part of our journey and success
We are happy to share that Christopher Mellows will be speaking at the upcoming HAZARDEX event in Swansea on October 22nd. His session, titled “Mechanical Joint Integrity – The State of the Nation”, will explore the current landscape of industry standards and the evolving competency of mechanical personnel across the UK’s hazardous process industries. This
I am pleased to announce an exciting new chapter for Zulu Joint Integrity & Training Ltd. We have officially opened our second UK training centre, located in Chesterfield. This expansion marks a significant milestone for our company, allowing us to bring our industry-approved joint integrity training directly to the heart of England. Situated at our
hroughout Wales, we are facing a significant engineering skills gap, but we’re totally committed to bridging it and we believe the key lies in a holistic approach that combines important practical, hands-on experience with academic learning. However, we know we can’t solve this challenge alone. We need to collaborate with industry leaders, educational institutions, and
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This week we are supporting two valued and long standing clients in industry; Firstly we’re delivering back to back training at our Centre of Excellence to maintenance team members from the Vale Nickel refinery (south Wales) and at the same time we are delivering training for operatives at the Oikos storage terminal, Essex.
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I’m proud to announce the rollout of our latest ECITB-approved training course: MJI23 (Powered Torque Gun Bolted Connections) – focusing on the safe, competent use of calibrated powered torque equipment for bolted joint integrity. This course is designed for professionals working across all industry sectors where precision and safety are non-negotiable. Whether you’re upskilling your
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Today we welcome technicians from Adler & Allan to complete their TMJI10 (Dismantle Assemble and Hand Torque Flanged Joints) technical tests. This is in addition to their initial attendance of the MJI10 training course and forms part of the ECITB 4-stage model to technical competence. So why do ECITB technical tests such as TMJI10 matter
When it comes to pressurised systems, the integrity of bolted joints isn’t just a technical detail — it’s a frontline defence against leaks, loss of containment, and catastrophic failure. So training and competence is paramount. The Energy Institute (EI) makes this crystal clear in Section 5 of its third edition ‘Guidelines for management of integrity
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