Steam Engineer Preparatory Course
Boiler operation requires a competent person to be operated and monitored by a steam engineer and boiler man as prescribed in Malaysian Regulations. Based on the Factory and Machinery Act, every certificated machinery requires a competent person, where process and operation safety are an important element to ensure the machine is in good operating condition.
Steam Engineer Grade 1 must understand the elements below.
Section 1 - Acts, Regulations and Standards
- Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994 (OSHA 1994) and Regulations
- OSHA 1994 Amendments
- Occupational Safety and Health (Use and Standard of Exposure Chemical Hazardous to Health) Regulations 2000 (USECHH Regulations)
- Industry Code of Practice
- The Industry Code of Practice For Safe Working In A Confined Space 2010
- Industry Code of Practice for Management of Occupational Noise Exposure and Hearing Conservation 2019
- Guidelines
- Guidelines On Heat Stress Management At Workplace 2016
- Guidelines On Ergonomics Risk Assessment At Workplace 2017
- Other related rules and regulations
- Steam engineer roles and responsibilities.
- Plant safety, management and maintenance policy
- Boiler house management
Section 2 - Boiler Design
- Applicable codes & standards
- Steam plant conceptual design
- Boiler design
- Boiler component
- Parts, essentials fittings and safety devices
Section 3 - Boiler Operation
- Fundamental operational responsibilities
- Starting cold boiler (Precaution - Furnace explosion, Dust explosion)
- Connecting of more than one boiler
- Operating under emergency situations, idling procedure and maintenance (tubes, shell, drums, headers, superheater, economiser, furnace, air heater, pumps, fans, and stacks)
- Uses of low pressure steam and hot water boiler for process heating
- Special type of boiler for high pressure and temperature steam
- Steam management
- Boiler efficiency and burner efficiency
Section 4 - Inspection, Maintenance, Repair and Alteration
- Boiler defect & potential root cause
- Materials, creep and fatigue, corrosion and control
- Welding and welding mechanical failure
- Non-destructive examination or non-destructive test
Section 5 - Machine Integrity
- Fit for services
- Process safety management elements
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