May 2026

Vale Base Metals

We are delighted to welcome another cohort of employees from Vale Base Metals, Clydach Refinery, where our Jodi Annette is delivering our Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) – approved Mechanical Joint Integrity training, aligned to BS EN 1591‑4:2013. This programme continues to play a vital role in strengthening site competence, improving asset integrity performance, and […]

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MJI23 (Powered Torque Gun Bolted Connections)

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 team or reinforcing best practice, MJI23 delivers

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BS EN 1591-4:2013

Another great day of delivering our Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) approved Mechanical Joint Integrity training — this time in the stunning county of Dorset. Our senior joint integrity trainer, Jodi Annette is working with a fantastic team who are fully committed to raising competency, strengthening safety culture, and embedding best practice across their operations.

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Process Safety Revisited: Why Bolted Joint Work Still Demands Relentless Discipline

The death of 24‑year‑old Robert Greenacre at Lindsey Oil Refinery (UK) in 2010 was the result of a cascade of avoidable technical, procedural, and organisational failures. At its core was an uncontrolled release of hot crude oil during maintenance — a direct consequence of inadequate isolation, poor verification, and a risk assessment that failed to

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