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The Big Book of the Humbercontents 2011 Advertisement Including Process Energy THE Engineering Renewables Supply Chain BIG Skills & Training BOOK OF THE HUMBER The HCF CATCH directory of process, energy, engineering and renewable industries in the Humber. Safe, reliable, efficient operations? Chemical operators aiming to achieve operational excellence in the face of increasing cost pressures and drives to cut downtime, increase operational reliability and efficiency, often require expert assistance. ABB Consulting offer expertise in: inspection, integrity management, operations improvement, process safety, project services, site and asset closure, technical engineering, technical software, technical training and competency. We benefit customers by reducing risk, optimising cost and improving manufacturing efficiency. www.abb.com/consulting Absolutely. 2015 THE BIG BOOK OF THE HUMBERCONTENTS 2011 ADVERTISEMENT A leading UK digital agency who loves to be creative! 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FirstMedia.co.uk Join us at us at Join 2 THE BIG BOOK OF THE HUMBER 2015 THE BIG BOOK OF THE HUMBER 2015 3 FOREWORD HEALTHY safety training THE FOREWORD Train direct at Train at the your site online site Welcome Reader, An apple a day keeps incidents at Juice up the way you train with This is the second edition of our popular publication The Big Book of the Humber. bay. Consume freshly squeezed the convenience of iLearn’s accredited qualifications from online oil and gas, occupational This directory is intended to provide a clear and comprehensive guide to the NEBOSH, CIEH, PAAVQ-SET and fire safety courses. Process, Energy, Engineering and Renewables industries in the wider Humber and IOSH at your site. www.industriallearning.co.uk area. The intention is to provide information for both existing companies, whether buyers or suppliers of services, and also for newcomers. We also hope that it will be useful for individuals or companies considering investment in the area. Tony Flinn CEO HCF CATCH s a Humber based public-private partnership which has been operating for over 15 years. We provide a range of services to our membership of over 400 companies. HCF CATCH also manages a unique training facility based in North East Lincolnshire. We support local economic development and Train at our Train with competitiveness in these key strategic industrial areas. This publication is part of headquarters bespoke courses our communication services to the local business community and members. Training at CATCH in To ensure your site gets the Stallingborough keeps sites right vitamins, classroom, We hope this edition will be as useful to our various stakeholders as the original in shape. From these tasty online and competency training edition was in 2011. facilities we deliver practical, can be tailored around your knowledge-based training. specific procedures. Thanks go to those members and non-members who have supported the publication with adverts and editorial and who enable us to provide the Big Book of the Humber free of charge. We have an electronic version available at www.hcfcatch.co.uk and welcome BLENDED LEARNING feedback on this and ideas for future editions. Industrial strength safety training for workplaces and high hazard sites across the Humber and UK. Dr Tony Flinn CEO HCF CATCH Ltd. Oil and gas Fire safety Occupational Competence safety courses courses safety courses tracker Reynolds Training Services Ltd GET HEALTHY AT CATCH Training Centre Redwood Park Estate 01469 552846 Stallingborough www.reynoldstraining.com North East Lincolnshire 4 THE BIG BOOK OF THE HUMBER 2015 DN41 8TH THE BIG BOOK OF THE HUMBER 2015 5 INTRODUCTION TO HCF CATCH MAJOR EMERGENCY ADVICE Hazards at industrial sites are carefully controlled, but in an emergency we advise you to... INTRODUCTION GO IN. STAY IN. TUNE IN! TO HCF CATCH V L i i k n i n c g s F F HCF CATCH was Our bespoke industry services include the Humber M M created in 1999 as an 9 Contractor Competency Forum which offers our client 1 0 6 . industry led not-for- members the opportunity to coordinate supplier audits 2 9 .2 F profit partnership to and share access to audit data on over 200 contractors in M F support the economic M their supply chains. C development of the o m £6billion Humber B p HCF CATCH holds a unique position to actively B a chemical and C ss contribute to the economic development of industry H F chemistry using u M within the region with networks and relationships m 96 sectors. b .4 F that have led to real progress and the fostering of e M rs id Since that time collaborative projects. e 9 it has grown its 5.9 membership to The former HCF Board merged with its wholly owned FM / include over 400 local subsidiary – the Humber Client Contractor Training 14 85 organisations covering Process, Energy, Engineering Association – in December 2012 bringing together the AM and Renewables industries and professional services CATCH industrial training facility with the membership working in partnership with the four Humber Local services offered by HCF. Authorities and local Universities including the University of Hull and University of Lincoln. HCF CATCH Fact File In the last few years HCF CATCH has consolidated Public-private sector partnership its work and programmes into the Process, Energy, Engineering and Renewable sectors. Focussed on supporting the process, energy, engineering and renewable industries and associated supply chains in the Humber region HCF CATCH is locally recognized as a natural and neutral place for business and supply chains to network for Led by industry professionals mutual and common benefit. Training facilities based at CATCH in Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire The organisation operates a £12million training facility 400 members and subscribers in Stallingborough near Grimsby which provides a skills 9 Network Groups and conferencing centre set in an authentic industrial A new website has been launched to Raised over £12 million of grant funding to support environment. the Humber industry and region provide up to date information about the Control of Major Accidents Hazards at Working closely with local companies, HCF CATCH Involved in regional promotion, inward investment and economic investment support industrial sites in your area.... facilitates network groups, conferences, events, skills programmes and publications aiming to allow Responsive and dedicated networks, events and conferences in line with the global and regional Supporting best practice and business excellence to be shared as our members industrial change well as building strong local private and public sector www.goinstayintunein.org with COMAH communications relationships. Produce publications and share information via the since 1999 website www.hcfcatch.co.uk For more information please visit the website or call HCF on 01469 552840 6 THE BIG BOOK OF THE HUMBER 2015 THE BIG BOOK OF THE HUMBER 2015 7 HCF CATCH & SKILLS HCF CATCH & SKILLS HCF CATCH & SKILLS Delivering high class industrial 2014 has seen the official opening of the ECITB and get a hands-on feel for planning training to the world approved Skills Enhancement Centre (SEC). The Skills and executing a maintenance shutdown Enhancement Centre provides high intensity targeted using the authentic HCF CATCH is a not-for-profit, industry led training, using ECITB qualification standards, which industrial equipment partnership which has been supporting the Humber’s make the most of HCF CATCH’s authentic industrial at HCF CATCH. strategic industries since 1999. facilities. Plant supervisors As the UK’s leading industrial training campus, situated The Skills Enhancement Centre offers courses designed and project managers in the heart of the Humber energy estuary, HCF CATCH specifically to accelerate learning and assessment also benefit from continues to develop its portfolio of courses and opportunities for apprentices and adult learners. As an the training as facilities in response to industry demand. approved ECITB training provider, HCF CATCH is once they may never Skills networks again responding to industry demand by developing a have experienced The former ChemSkills Network has recently been Meeting the skills and competence requirements of the wider portfolio of niche training courses. a shutdown in rebranded as Skills & Competency to better reflect process, energy, engineering and renewables sectors their workplace.
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