Boiler Systems Authorised Person Course
The Boiler & Pressure Systems Authorised Person Course is a five-day, City & Guilds–aligned training programme aimed at professionals responsible for the management, control, and inspection of boilers and stored pressure mechanical systems. It ensures compliance with the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 and associated safety legislation including the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998.
Designed for engineers, safety managers, and operational staff with existing experience of pressure systems, the course delivers both theory and practical sessions. Delegates gain competence in risk assessment, safe isolation, and safety-rule governance as required for appointment under industrial safety standards.
Why take this Authorised Person Boiler & Pressure Systems training?
Becoming an Authorised Person offers you the confidence and credibility to oversee safe systems of work for boiler and pressure plant operations. This qualification equips you with the tools to manage isolation procedures, produce safety documentation, and ensure compliance across mechanical installations.
Our expert-led delivery covers legislative frameworks, system theory, and hands-on exercises aligned with JSP 375 and HSG 253 guidance. Delegates leave ready to lead operational safety, review site regulations, and authorise safe working procedures.
What to expect
A full breakdown of course modules taught over five days.
This comprehensive programme blends
understanding of pressure system physics, legislative responsibilities, and real-world safety scenarios to support
safe appointment as an Authorised Person.
- Pressure Systems & Fluids: Mechanical principles, fluid characteristics under PSSR 2000
- Regulation & Legislation: PSSR 2000, PUWER 1998, JSP 375 Vol 3 Ch 4 and safety frameworks
- Roles & Safety Rules: Responsibilities of Authorised Person, Skilled Person, Person in Charge
- Isolation & Permits: Developing and implementing isolation programmes, permits to work, standing instructions
- Risk Assessment & Safety Documentation: Creation of safety programmes, written risk assessments, audit documentation
- Practical Control Exercises: Simulated isolation, line walks, safety audits, and control of mechanical systems
Individuals nominated as Authorised Persons or Authorising Engineers responsible for boiler and pressure systems safety under PSSR.
Yes—achieving passing marks in theory and practical assessments earns you a Certificate of Competence.
Not formally, but experience in mechanical systems and pressure plant operations is highly recommended.
Key regulations include PSSR 2000, PUWER 1998, JSP 375 Volume 3 Chapter 4, HSG 253 safe isolation guidance.
Absolutely—it equips personnel with the practical skills and legislative grounding needed to comply with audit and safety management requirements.
24 hours (Mon-Fri).
