Technicians should always ensure precautions are taken to prevent damage to anchor lines when they are in use. Hazards such as sharp edges, abrasive surfaces, corrosive substances and heat sources are common in the workplace and may damage ropes which may come into contact with them or close proximity. Wherever possible, any hazard that could cause damage to the anchor lines should be removed. Technicians should utilise the hierarchical approach when identifying rope protection and edge management methodology, which prioritises the removal of hazards before considering avoidance through rigging methods or mitigation through rope protection. The above poster is an ...

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KBA Training is exhibiting for the first time at XXI World Congress on Safety & Health at Work 2017 ...

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KBA Training Centre is exhibiting in ASIA DIVE EXPO (adex) 2017   Darren, our Managing Director will be presenting 'Out of Sight - Out of Mind: The working life of a career diver'. Speaking for the first time, catch him at ADEX 2017, Scuba360 Business Forum! Visit the event website for more information ...

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Darren Brunton, Managing Director of KBA Training Centre was invited to present a topic on 'Commercial Diving Equipment and Training' in Commercial Diving Safety Seminar 2017. The seminar was organised by Al-Hadid Marine Services (B) Sdn Bhd held at The Empire Hotel & Country Club in Brunei on the 17 Jan 2017. It was been covered and published by Borneo Bulletin, Brunei on the 18 Jan 2017, Homepage Section, Page 3 ...

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