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Here is the list of the pre recorded courses offered under fire safety and protection design. The codes and guidelines used are BS, MS, BRE and NFPA for Malaysia design environment. However, I have explored BRE for smoke control, SS CP52 for sprinkler and SS575 for wet system design to address the engineers practising in Singapore who have bought my modules. For other countries, please pm at my email yokeleetan71@gmail.com. Click to register and learn any courses you want or pick up the full course at about 50% discount. Learn new tricks and most important unlearn past mistakes.

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Please check out the webinar in the post below if you are looking for more information on the UL 268 7th Edition changes.

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Level Up Your Safety Knowledge: Understanding R58's Impact on Rear underrun protection devices. Broadly speaking, the third revision of the R58 rules strengthened all requirements. Today, RUPDs have to provide a greater area of protection and withstand greater forces, while meeting tougher test requirements. Let's look at the details. https://lnkd.in/gdAb7NPa

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Commission proposes updated fire resistance classes under CPR European.png The European Commission opened the feedback window on a draft Delegated Regulation establishing classes of performance in relation to the resistance to fire, which supplements the Construction Products Regulation (CPR).

I found out today that PAS 8670 has now become a British Standard. It is now BS 8670. I have a couple of issues with this. 1. Why didn't the Building Safety Regulator at their Conference last month say to all attendees that this was going to be coming out very soon. 2. Why on earth is it £100 for BSI non members??!! To some that might be cheap considering that other BS's can be 4 times that. In my research, the only major changes is adding in the secondary legislation. Are you happy to be paying £100 for this? https://lnkd.in/e97QywRv

Lets clear the mist.. I've been asked the same question several times over the last few months, so I'd like to clarify a few things regarding the mechanical joint integrity scheme developed by ECITB Just by attending (and passing) an MJI10 course, does not make you competent. Competency is built upon many things including qualifications, knowledge, skills and understanding and of course experience - that is why there is a clear 4 step route to competency set up to allow learners a clear and structured path to achieve a level of competence that is recognised throughout industry. Stage 2 (work based task assignment and site experience) is an integral part of the journey. Without it, how can anyone prove that they are continually working with bolted flange joints on pressurised systems. Sadly I rarely see any evidence that stage 2 is being completed successfully before moving on to the technical test of stage 3. I would love to hear from any other test providers if they are witnessing the same. It also still amazes me that there are those who truly believe that the initial MJI10 certificate lasts for three years! Lets be clear on this - without completing the TMJI technical test, the initial MJI10 certificate will expire after 12 months. In a time where we are worried about mechanical competency and our shortage of skill levels across all industries, please can we try and get a grip on our certification schemes and training programmes. Zulu Joint Integrity & Training Ltd #ecitb #jointintegrity #competence #competency #knowledge #skills #experience #mechanical #training #traininganddevelopment #comah #boltedjoints #standards #compliance #dotherightthing #skilledworkers #competentworkers #ukindustry