I’m so glad that Zulu Joint Integrity & Training Ltd can fully support the Tata Steel workers facing redundancy. This was a very successful event held at Blanco’s Hotel, Port Talbot and was filled to capacity. There are many opportunities within our process industries and lots of support in terms of training for upskilling, retraining […]
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Now in it\’s third edition, this very important document describes the principles and best practice for the establishment of a management system for bolted joints in pressurised systems, including (but not limited to); ✅ Ownership and integration✅ The principles of joint assembly and disassembly✅ Controlled tightening of bolted joints✅ Critical assessment✅ Training and competency✅ Records,
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Another great day sharing knowledge and discussing all things \’joint integrity\’ with more Tata Steel UK apprentices. Hands-on learning is a powerful approach that actively engages learners by involving them in practical activities. Apprentices play a crucial role in any industrial workforce, and learning the correct way to make bolted joints is essential for several reasons: ✅ Safety: Properly assembled
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Today we welcomed Mechanical Engineering Apprentices from Tata Steel UK to our Centre of Excellence near Bridgend, South Wales. We are dedicated to providing theoretical educational and practical experience to aspiring engineers, ensuring they are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their careers. Today we delivered the EN 1591-4:2013 standard for mechanical joint
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In my job I see and hear so much negativity in industry – particularly regarding bad practice, human error, non-compliance and so forth, so it was such a breath of fresh air to concentrate on something positive by celebrating mechanical engineering apprenticeships and the recognition to Tata Steel UK with their ongoing commitment to train apprentices in
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This week we are continuing to deliver mechanical joint integrity training to Tata Steel UK apprentices. Kudos to Tata Steel and their ongoing commitment to apprenticeships. It’s always great to see a company invest in this type of training for our future fitters, technicians and engineers… their knowledge WILL make a difference.
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At Zulu Joint Integrity & Training Ltd, we specialise in mechanical joint integrity management, a critical aspect of ensuring safe and efficient operations in high hazardous industries such as nuclear, oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical industries as well as the utilities and renewables sectors. We support UK and global industry. Our services are designed to
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To all the UK COMAH* registered sites that are NOT; 💀 Complying with regulations💀 Complying with industry guidelines and standards💀 Investing in mechanical joint integrity training and competency💀 Setting site entry JI standards for contractor labour💀 Using controlled methods of bolting💀 Willing to invest in Best Practice💀 Recording data and using flange management programmes💀 Putting
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For the next two days Christopher Mellows is based at the training academy at Tata Steel UK Port Talbot – delivering specialist joint integrity training and assessment. \”And to coincide with National Apprentice Week (#naw2023 ) I was lucky enough to witness todays Tata Steel Apprentice Programme launch. Great to see so many young people attend this event
Due to expansion of our training services to UK industry we are pleased to announce that we are increasing our existing training and assessment team. We are looking for a Technical Trainer who will assist our Training Manager and training department in the delivery of industry approved mechanical joint integrity courses and certification. We will