Boiler Operation Accreditation Scheme Renewal (BOASR)
Different Categories Available:
Category 1: Hot Water Shell Boilers
Category 2: Steam Shell Boilers
Category 3: Water Tube Boilers
Steam Shell Boilers (Category 2) - Renewal
Who should attend?
BOAS is valid for 5 years so this course is for operators, managers, commissioning engineers or boiler service engineers who are BOAS accredited. This course should be taken on or before the 5th anniversary of gaining BOAS.
What will the delegate learn?
Under PUWER it is a legal requirement to train staff to operate all equipment. The BG01 (safe operation of boilers) requires boiler operators to be trained to BOAS and renewed every 5 years. The CEA has devised a scheme recognised by industry, insurers and HSE, which provides a comprehensive qualification for operators and managers of industrial and commercial boiler plant. The ultimate aim of the course is to train and prepare delegates for passing the BOAS accreditation. In order to achieve this the delegate will go through the BOAS Syllabus:
1 Safety and Legal Requirements
2 Basic Heat and Heat Transfer Concepts
3 Feedwater and Boiler Water Analysis
4 Draught and Combustion
5 Energy Efficiency
6 Environment
7 Fuel Concepts
8 Boilers and Auxiliaries
9 Operation
10 Controls and Instrumentation
Availability and Location
2020 Dates: 16-20 March
Location: Eastwood Park Training Gloucestershire GL12 8DA
Hot Water Shell Boilers (Category 1) – Renewal
Who should attend?
BOAS is valid for 5 years so this course is for operators, managers, commissioning engineers or boiler service engineers who are BOAS accredited. This course should be taken on or before the 5th anniversary of gaining BOAS.
What will the delegate learn?
Under PUWER it is a legal requirement to train staff to operate all equipment. The BG01 (safe operation of boilers) requires boiler operators to be trained to BOAS and renewed every 5 years. The CEA has devised a scheme recognised by industry, insurers and HSE, which provides a comprehensive qualification for operators and managers of industrial and commercial boiler plant. The ultimate aim of the course is to train and prepare delegates for passing the BOAS accreditation. In order to achieve this the delegate will go through the BOAS Syllabus:
1 Safety and Legal Requirements
2 Basic Heat and Heat Transfer Concepts
3 Feedwater and Boiler Water Analysis
4 Draught and Combustion
5 Energy Efficiency
6 Environment
7 Fuel Concepts
8 Boilers and Auxiliaries
9 Operation
10 Controls and Instrumentation
BOAS Dual Steam and Hot Water - Renewal
Cost: £1950 (+VAT) per person Plus KIWA-Gastec registration and assessment fees Shell boiler Operators £525 (+VAT) or Shell boiler Managers £575 (+VAT)
Water Tube Boilers (Category 3) - Renewal
Who should attend?
BOAS is valid for 5 years so this course is for operators, managers, commissioning engineers or boiler service engineers who are BOAS accredited. This course should be taken on or before the 5th anniversary of gaining BOAS.
What will the delegate learn?
Under PUWER it is a legal requirement to train staff to operate all equipment. The BG01 (safe operation of boilers) whilst it is not 100% relevant to Water Tube Boilers, requires boiler operators to be trained to BOAS and renewed every 5 years. The CEA has devised a scheme recognised by industry, insurers and HSE, which provides a comprehensive qualification for operators and managers of industrial and commercial boiler plant. The ultimate aim of the course is to train and prepare delegates for passing the BOAS accreditation. In order to achieve this the delegate will go through the BOAS Syllabus:
1 Safety and Legal Requirements
2 Basic Heat and Heat Transfer Concepts
3 Feedwater and Boiler Water Analysis
4 Draught and Combustion
5 Energy Efficiency
6 Environment
7 Fuel Concepts
8 Boilers and Auxiliaries
9 Operation
10 Controls and Instrumentation