COVER STORY ORY supported once any identified hazards are rectified. supported once
WHAT AR TBHRA?
e any identified hazards are rectifi ed. WHAT ARE THE TYPICAL FINDINGS OF A RE THE TYPICAL FIND INGS OF A
Unlike a vehicle M OT, a TBHRA does not pass or fail a steam system, but instead highlights hazards and the potential risk and then proposes measures to rectify any issues. According to INDG 436 “a risk assessment does not need to include excessive detail”, but issues highlighted can include boiler specification, location, operation and condition, poor record keeping, lack of suitable/relevant training or trained operator absence cover, shortage of plant drawings
Unlike a vehicle MOT, a TBHRA does not pass or fail a steam sys tem, but instead highlights hazards and the po proposes measure According to IND does not need to in but issues highligh
otential risk and then es to rectify any issues. DG 436 “a risk assessment nclude excessive detail”, hted can include boiler tion, operation and cord keeping, lack of
absence cover, sho
and manuals, c operational pro
p p , q y ,
and manuals, control system reliability, ventilation issues, poor/no suitable operational procedures, water quality issues, etc.
control system reliability, ventilation issues, poor/no suitable ocedures, water quality issues, etc.
BEYOND THE TBHRA?
BEYOND THE TBHRA? Once its assess
raining or trained operator ortage of plant drawings n issues, poor/no suitable
amendments, etc. Fulton can offer support to the customer once the TBHRA has been completed, or during or after the annual review. This support can be provided onsite or via telephone or video conference assistance once the review is completed. A TBHRA also offers excellent value for money because it not only highlights areas of potential risk for owners, operators and managers, but can also identify where enhancements to the steam system could lead to improved energy
ame Fu
ndments, etc.
lton can offer support to the customer once the TBHRA has been the a
n completed, or during or after annual review. This support can be p rovided onsite or via telephone or vi deo conference assistance once A T
efficiency. For example, the cost to replace an old, inefficient or dangerous burner could easily be offset within a few years by the fuel savings achieved through the upgrade.
value high owne but c enha coul effic burn
Once its assessment is completed and delivered, there is no commitment by the customer to
the customer to involve Fulton in any post-assessment remedial works. But the document d and will prioriti
system
and will prioritise the risk they pose from high priority (red) to lower priority (green). The ass and, in the even However, unli on an ongoing b
operation of a b training, physic
upgrades, legislation
(green). The assessment must also be made available to the boiler operator and, in the event of the sale of equipment, the new owner/operator. However, unlike a MOT, a TBHRA is a live document that should be updated on an ongoing basis when any changes or modifications affecting the operation of a boiler occurs. This can include personnel changes, additional training, physical changes including boiler/burner upgrades, legislation
se the risk they pose from high priority (red) to lower priority sessment must also be made available to the boiler operator nt of the sale of equipment, the new
al changes including boiler/burner upgrades, legislation onnel changes, additional
ke a MOT, a TBHRA is a live document that should be updated basis when any changes or modifications affecting the boiler occurs. This can include perso
ent that should be updated ations affecting the
sment is completed and delivered, there is no commitment by o involve Fulton in any post-assessment remedial works. But does highlight areas of the steam sy
here is no commitment by ment remedial works. But ystem that require attention ority (red) to lower priority able to the boiler operator w owner/operator.
AB With Fulto trans expe impr abou
s y y y g through the upgrade. ABOUT FULTON BOUT FULTON
With manufacturing facilities in the United States, Great Britain and China, Fulton is a global manufacturer of steam, hydronic and thermal fluid heat transfer systems. Backed by over 60 years of research, innovation and experience, Fulton is building on a tradition of success and is focused on improving life through heat transfer solutions. For additional information about Fulton, please visit
www.fulton.co.uk.
manufacturing facilities in the United States, Great Britain and China, on is a global manufacturer of steam, hydronic and thermal fluid heat sfer systems. Backed by over 60 yea
erience, Fulton is building on a tradition of success and is focused on roving life through heat transfer solutions. For additional information ut Fulton, please visit
www.fulton.co
Fulton
www.fulton.co.uk aftercare@fulton.co.uk T:+44 (0)117 972 3322
aftercare@fulton.co.uk T:+44 (0)117 972 3322
ted States, Great Britain and China, m, hydronic and thermal fluid heat ars of research, innovation and tion of success and is focused on utions. For additional information
o.uk.
e the review is completed. TBHRA also offers excellent e for money because it not only lights areas of potential risk for ers, operators and managers, can also identify where
ancements to the steam system d lead to improved energy
iency. For example, the cost to replace an old, inefficient or dangerous ner could easily be offset within a few years by the fuel savings achieved
ace an old, inefficient or dangerous w years by the fuel savings achieved
d
IS YOUR STEAM BOILER OR BOILER HOUSE LEGAL? DID YOU KNOW?
and boiler house?
YOUR LEGAL REQUIREMENT
OUR APPROACH
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