The Faraday Centre Reviews

Well put together course and well executed by 2 knowledgeable instructors I would recommend this course

Great content and managed to get through all course content comfortably within the 3 days

Useful course, made aware of HSG 253 and relevant legislation to do with pressure systems, useful information on P&ID drawings and understanding of proven and positive isolations

Good course, would like more practical sections. Level still a bit high in some parts for a Viridor AP.

Coarse original was set at APO level but the instructor amended it to SAP level

The course was very well delivered with a very knowledgeable trainer. However, from a viridor training perspective for APs I believe there should be more practical involvement in the course and maybe a little less legislation.

Arrived to find had been put in AP course instead of SAP. Course content needs revising to reflect AP roles and responsibilities. Day 1 was all on PowerPoint and about legislation which I believe is covered by Uniper in our SRT1 & SRT2 courses. Day 2 content had been amended to include some PSSR bits. The idea of deciding precautions to be taken from a drawing/in practice is done by the SAP at viridor and this content is way advanced for our new APs. I'd suggest that this course gives out isolation certificates and asks the delegates to perform isolations on running systems. Content about HSG 253 was good and relevant and I did learn from that. Course title reflects LOTOTO which the ERFs do not run with. We have permit office and roles. Old documentation shown in course from in excess of 6 years ago. Viridor logo very old and likely from a MRF site. I would happily be involved in amending the course content. Instructor was brilliant, cannot fault John but this course isn't right in its current format. Thank you

Great course and learnt a lot. Tutor very knowledgable and answered any questions I had

Great foundation to the key basics of generators

Knowledgable tutor with lots of experience. The course perhaps could’ve been designed better to deliver the required information.