We would like to share with you an article written by the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) regarding Shaun Young and his story of a journey that led him from Tata Steel to now working with us at Zulu. The funding obviously played a massive part in his transition from the steel industry and […]
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Today we were pleased to welcome Eliot Jones and Lee Sexton to our Centre of Excellence as they begin their UK Government‑funded NPT Transition Training Programme. Their first step was our Human Factors (Chronic Unease) course — an essential foundation for safe, high‑reliability work in the process industries. During our programme delivery, they will progress
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Today we had the pleasure of welcoming our second cohort of employees from C&P Engineering Services Ltd to our training centre for our delivery of the ECITB MJI10 Mechanical Joint Integrity course. C&P are well‑known specialists in electrical, control and instrumentation services, so it was fantastic to see their Mechanical Operations Manager, Kevin Chamberlain, attending
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Today we welcomed another cohort of personnel from Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics in Pembrokeshire as they completed our ECITB‑approved MJI23 Powered Equipment Torque Course. The course focuses on the safe and competent use of calibrated powered torque equipment for bolted joint integrity and is designed for professionals working across all industry sectors where precision
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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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All set up ready for our Jodi Annette to deliver ECITB MJI10 mechanical joint integrity training. While we have provided training to our partners at Adler & Allan for several years, this session marks a milestone: it is the first to be delivered at our brand-new facility in Chesterfield; the manufacturing hub of our gasket
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Kirstall Limited is a trusted specialist in projects, turnarounds and shutdowns, delivering high-quality engineering services to the refining, petrochemical, and beverage industries. We’re pleased to begin the year by welcoming Kirstall Limited to our South Wales training centre for delivery of our ECITB‑approved MJI01, MJI10 and MJI11 training package. We look forward to supporting their
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Did you know?…. Although there will always be a place for hydraulic torque applications, ECITB MJI23 is gaining popularity over MJI19 (hydraulic torque) largely because of its accuracy, portability, and safety advantages. The absence of trailing leads and high‑pressure hydraulic hoses makes it easier and safer to use, while modern battery torque guns also deliver
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Today we are once again pleased to welcome learners from Avantis to our Centre of Excellence for ECITB-approved MJI10 Mechanical Joint Integrity training and assessment. This ongoing continued collaboration underscores Avantis’ strong dedication and commitment to developing and proving mechanical competency for personnel working on bolted flange joints within high-hazard, pressurised systems.
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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