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Atlas Copco delivers training in controlled bolting in accordance with "Mechanical Joint Integrity Standards" document published by the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB). The training standards available are MJI10 hand torque, MJI18 hydraulic tensioning and MJI19 hydraulic torque wrenches. Additional Atlas Copco derived courses include TE12 Hydraulic Nuts and TE13 BTS-Bolt Tightening Software. These standards are recognised by industry and recommended as the benchmark qualification for bolting personnel by The Energy Institute and other influential authorities.
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EICTB defined training course "Mechanical Joint Integrity Standards"
Training is given by fully certified ECITB Licensed trainers
Successful candidates are issued the globally recognised ECITB Certificate of Technical Competance. "Management of Joint Integrity" Employer's can selectively choose training content from a selection of disciplines:
MJI10 Hand Torque Bolted Connections
MJI18 Hydraulic Tensioned Bolted Connections
MJI19 Hydraulic Torqued Bolted Connections
TE12 Hydraulic Nuts* TE13 BTS-Bolt Tightening Software
* A preferred Learner/Trainer ratio of 4:1 is available.
Atlas Copco offer a mobile training service as well as our own comprehensive certified training school within the Atlas Copco facility. This gives our clients the option of either using Atlas Copco equipment in our training school or onsite at our client's facility giving the trainee's the benefit of learning on the actual equipment they will be using on the job. Training and Competence Everyone with an influence on joint integrity in the organisation should be aware of the management system, its objectives, experience and effects on project planning and day to day working. Good awareness needs to be maintained. Any staff working on bolted joints should be appropriately trained and competent. Extract from - Guidelines for the Management of the Integrity of Bolted Joints for Pressurised Systems. - 2nd Edition 2007 Copies Available from the Energy Institute
Stage 1 - Training
Stage 2 - Workplace Task Assignment
Stage 3 - Test Centre Assesment
Stage 4 - Technical Competence Validation
