Maintenance Management is a distinct and specialised engineering discipline often overlooked or taken for granted but is critical for the efficient and productive operation of any facility. This course is an introduction to maintenance approaches and theories which will equip the delegate to take a fresh look at the performance of the maintenance engineering department. Maintenance for Reliability is different from Asset Integrity. The latter is about preventing a loss of containment or preventing uncontrolled releases of energy that could lead to a major accident or incident. Maintenance for Reliability is about ensuring the plant operates when called upon to produce product. So, while not as critical for process safety, it is nevertheless important to the viability of a business to have reliable processes and equipment.
The conference is aimed at all companies involved in the manufacture, use or supply of Hydrofluoric Acid including chemical, engineering, and oil refining businesses. The programme developed by CIA’s HF Sector Network is specifically intended to be of direct benefit to managers, SHE departments, engineers, supervisors, operators, laboratory staff and medical/nursing staff – and also to suppliers of equipment and services for HF users. If you work with HF, this conference is a ‘must’ for the latest information and an essential part of managing HF safely and protecting people.
Verbal communication is frequently relied upon to transmit information and make requests for action. In a high hazard chemical plant, errors in communication can be disastrous. This course covers methodologies of verbal communication and how to avoid errors in understanding. It is aimed at site stakeholders who are charged with ensuring competencies, such as use of radio protocols, are defined and trained out. The course will provide these people with an understanding of what needs to be addressed and rolled out on their site.
The purpose of the Castle Water Webinar is to help companies understand the changes in water charges in England coming into place in April 2026 and the methodology behind these changes.
***This workshop will be delivered online and split over 2 half day morning sessions on Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th March 2026*** The REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of CHemicals) Regulation affects almost every chemical substance that you manufacture, import or use to make your products and to run your processes. REACHReady's most popular workshop, this introductory workshop is an excellent place to start for those who are beginning to define their REACH obligations, aimed at business and regulatory managers and practitioners working in companies that make, import or use chemicals and for those who are new to the regulation. Ideal for anyone who needs to understand more about their obligations under the EU27 and UK REACH Regulations, and also of interest to suppliers of substances and mixtures who are looking to support their EU and UK customers on REACH.
Joint annual CIA/REACHReady one-day online seminar focusing on key legislative and policy topics for managing chemicals. A must attend seminar for regulatory affairs or product stewardship roles working in the chemical and downstream sectors. Particularly of relevance to anyone needing to comply with UK REACH and EU REACH, horizon-scan for potential regulatory risks, identify opportunities and understand future developments.
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