OSHA 7110 Safe Bolting Course0 pages

The World’s Most Trusted Industrial Bolting Systems

SAFE BOLTING:

PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
OSHA 7110

Bolted joints are a part of virtually every industrial process. The proper assembly of these essential connections puts
technicians “up close and personal” with powerful tools, extreme forces, hazardous materials, elevated temperatures and
pressures, often in dangerous places. Perhaps no other common maintenance activity demands a greater degree safety
awareness and basic “best practices” training.
This course is designed to be taught along one
of the following three industry-specific tracks:
•t Pressure vessels and piping
•t Mechanical joints
•t Structural connections
You choose the track that fits your industry.

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One-day certificate training
Individual OSHA-trained certificate and card
On-site delivery at your convenience and timing
Classroom and “hands-on” tool handling
Compatible with latest ASME standards
Manual for each participant

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Free access to computer-based refresher training
Company access to advanced bolting references
Enhances your VPP initiatives
Promotes safety, quality and efficiency
Lowers the risk of bolting-related accidents

Audience:
First-line mechanical operators (millwrights, pipe fitters, and those form other disciplines who deal with mechanical joints
as part of their daily work) and those who support their work.

Length: 7.5 hours

Prerequisites: None

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