Compressed Air, Boiler and Steam Systems Performance Optimisation

About This Course

Compressed air, boiler and steam systems are widely used in industrial operations and can have a significant impact on utility cost, energy performance, and system reliability. As organisations strengthen their energy-efficiency and decarbonisation efforts, professionals need stronger practical capability in measuring, analysing, and improving the performance of these major energy-consuming systems. This course addresses that need by focusing on real-world energy assessment, optimisation and system-performance evaluation.

This 5-day advanced course is designed for energy managers, engineers, facility managers and technical professionals involved in the design, operation, maintenance or evaluation of compressed air, boiler and steam systems. It was created to help participants strengthen their skills in energy-efficient operation, monitoring techniques and audit practices through a blend of applied theory and authentic practical work. Participants will learn how to interpret system behaviour, identify inefficiencies, and evaluate opportunities for improvement across compressed air and steam-related applications.

The course is further distinguished by its applied-learning environment. The training facility offers compressed air, boiler and steam-trap systems together with an Energy Management System for simulation and real-time data collection, analysis and monitoring. This allows participants to carry out energy-efficiency assessments in a safe and controlled setting, develop confidence with authentic industrial equipment and apply the skills gained directly to workplace energy-audit and system-optimisation activities.