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EEMUA Publication 193 Managing competence assurance for personnel undertaking in-service inspection of pressure equipment

EEMUA Publication 193 Digital

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Non-member price: £172.00

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This EEMUA Publication is a recommended practice for Inspection Bodies operating in the process, energy and related industries, whose primary responsibility is for pressure equipment. It presents a structured training, development and competency assessment process for inspection personnel. This revised Second Edition incorporates changes in practice and legislation since first publication in 1998. The scope of this EEMUA Publication is limited to in-service inspection of industrial pressure equipment which is taken to mean all inspections excluding new build and commissioning.

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