Mechanical
We deliver training for Skilled and Authorised Persons required to operate within safe systems of work for boiler and stored pressure mechanical systems, a pressure systems introductory course and BOAS training.
Mechanical Courses
Authorised person pressure systems (JSP 375)
PSAP
5 days
BOAS (Boiler operation accreditation scheme)
BOAS
5 days
BOAS reaccreditation
BOASr
5 days
Pressure systems – hazards & responsibilities
PSHR
1 day
Skilled person pressure systems (JSP 375)
PSSP
2 days
Meet our expert trainers
Our trainers are one of our biggest assets, providing a strong mix of knowledge and industry expertise. Sound experience in their chosen professions, provides you with relevant, high-quality training.
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Explore our state-of-the-art facilities and take a deeper look at the equipment and facilities you’ll be training on.
Specialist Mechanical Training Courses
Our mechanical training portfolio includes specialist courses providing learners with in-depth insights and knowledge for those Skilled and Authorised Persons required to operate within safe systems of work.
If you have any specific training requirements or are looking for bespoke training, get in touch with our training team who will be happy to talk through your training needs.
Mechanical Systems Training FAQs
Mechanical systems training in healthcare estates covers the operation, maintenance, and management of building services systems such as lifts, pumps, pressure systems, and mechanical plant equipment. It ensures engineers and estates staff can manage critical infrastructure safely and in compliance with healthcare standards.
Mechanical systems training typically includes building services engineering principles, lift systems, pressure systems, pumps, ventilation interfaces, and the safe management of mechanical plant within healthcare environments such as hospitals and clinical facilities.
Lift systems training covers the safe operation, maintenance, and risk management of passenger and service lifts in healthcare environments. This includes understanding safety regulations, inspection requirements, and ensuring lifts remain operational in critical hospital settings.
Mechanical systems are essential in hospitals because they support critical building functions such as ventilation, water pressure, patient transport (lifts), and environmental control. Proper management ensures patient safety, compliance, and continuous operation of healthcare services.
In many healthcare estates contexts, mechanical systems training overlaps with HVAC and ventilation systems, particularly where engineers need to understand how mechanical plant interacts with hospital ventilation and environmental control systems.
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