Course Objectives

• Understand ICE technical specifications and operations.
• Appreciate Parliamentary Acts enacted for purposes of ICE and how it effects stakeholders.
• Establish requirements for examination & registration of ICE Engine Driver and Engineer
• Assess participants’ understanding of material delivered to enable unhindered application for Engine Driver/Engineer competency level with DOSH.
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Target Audience

• Executives, Managers, Engineers, Technicians, Maintenance Crew, Supervisors and any personnel handling ICE, particularly for those intending to register as competent Certified Engine Driver or Engineer. Facilities across industries and sectors will find this programme relevant, as many require usage of ICE as either primary power supply or mandatory spare equipment when utilising national grid supply.

Methodology

2-days of classroom-type training (including relevant sections, parts and clauses of):

• Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA 1994)
• Factories and Machineries Act (FMA 1967)
• ICE Drivers and Engineers Requirements
• ICE Fundamentals and Technical Elaboration
• ICE Operations and Maintenance
• Facility Site Visit(s) and Assessments

Course Modules

Day 1

Module 1: Fundamentals

• Introduction to Combustion Engine (CE)
• Historical Development and Impact
• Significance of Safety Methods and Regulations
• OSHA 1994
• Assessment 1 (For Module 1)

Module 2: ICE Part 1

• FMA 1967
• ICE General Design, Layout & Usage
• ICE Parts and Components
• ICE Operations
• Assessment 2 (For Module 2 – Group Work)

Day 2

Module 3: ICE Part 2

• Recap Module 1 & 2
• Group presentations (For Assessment 2)
• ICE Maintenance Plan
• Utilities, consumption, storage and preservation
• Troubleshooting & Analysis
• DOSH Registration for ICE Competency
• Assessment 3 (For Module 3)

 Module 4: Site Visit & Assessment(s)

• In-house ICE Technical Brief (CAT)
• Field checks
• Monitoring System Review
• Future provisions and requirements
• Assessment 4 (For Module 4)