Custom NFPA Combustion Applications Workshop

Onsite Experts Come to You

$15,000 – 1-10 people, 11+ additional $1,000 per person.

Why Choose Onsite Training?

  • Convenience: Eliminate travel expenses and time away from work by having training conducted at your location.
  • Relevance: Address specific challenges and equipment unique to your operations, enhancing the effectiveness of the training.
  • Team Cohesion: Train multiple team members simultaneously, fostering a unified approach to safety and compliance.
  • Cost-Effective: Onsite training can be more economical for larger teams compared to individual or offsite sessions.

Ready to Enhance Your Team’s Expertise?

Contact us today to schedule your customized Onsite NFPA 86 Combustion Applications Workshop. Our team is ready to bring expert training directly to your facility, ensuring your team is equipped with the knowledge and skills to operate safely and efficiently. For more information or to book your session

*To ensure the highest quality training experience, we recommend a maximum of 20 participants per session.

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Onsite NFPA 86 Combustion Applications Workshop

Rockford Combustion offers a customized, expert-led training experience delivered directly at your facility. Our Onsite NFPA 86 Combustion Applications Workshop is designed to provide your team with comprehensive, hands-on instruction tailored to your specific equipment and operational needs.

What to Expect

Day One:

  • Combustion Basics – Gain a foundational understanding of combustion principles and system components.
  • NFPA 86 Fuel Train Basics – Explore the key elements of fuel train systems and safety requirements.
  • Safety Interlock Testing – Learn how to perform and verify safety interlock tests.

Day Two:

  • Safety Shutoff Valve Tightness Testing – Understand the importance of valve integrity and proper testing methods.
  • Combustion System Troubleshooting – Apply troubleshooting techniques to diagnose and resolve common combustion system issues.
  • Combustion Hazard Awareness – Identify potential hazards and implement best practices to maintain a safe operating environment.

Overview

This hands-on workshop provides a comprehensive understanding of NFPA 86 combustion safety and equipment, offering both fundamental principles and practical applications. Designed for professionals responsible for combustion systems, this training goes beyond theory, incorporating real-world scenarios, troubleshooting techniques, and interactive demonstrations to enhance learning.

Take advantage of exclusive opportunities to network with our combustion safety and design engineers during breaks and lunches. Connect with industry experts, discuss real-world challenges, and gain valuable insights to enhance your expertise.

Duration

Custom to customer equipment.

11+ people minimum.

Location

At customer location

Lee Gilbert

Account Manager /Trainer / Engineer, MSME

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Lee graduated from Rock Valley College and Northern Illinois University. Lee Gilbert is a seasoned Mechanical Engineer with a Master’s degree (MSME) and a distinguished career spanning multiple industry-leading companies. His expertise in combustion systems, engineering innovation, and technical training makes him a trusted authority in the field.

Lee began his career at Collins Aerospace, where he contributed to cutting-edge engineering advancements. He later expanded his expertise at Eclipse Combustion, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled and forward-thinking engineer.

Currently serving as a Project Manager at Rockford Combustion, Lee plays a pivotal role in conducting in-depth audits, delivering comprehensive training, and providing innovative solutions to complex engineering challenges. With over five years of hands-on experience in combustion systems, his technical proficiency and problem-solving skills have made him a highly respected professional in the industry.

Lee’s passion for precision, safety, and education drives his commitment to empowering professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in combustion engineering. His dedication and expertise continue to inspire colleagues and trainees alike.

This workshop is ideal for professionals involved in the design, operation, and safety of combustion systems. Whether you’re directly handling equipment or overseeing operations, this training will provide valuable insights into best practices for safe and efficient combustion management.

  • Supervisors & Managers – Ensure your team is equipped with the knowledge to maintain safe and compliant combustion systems.
  • EHS & Risk Professionals – Enhance your understanding of combustion safety to manage risks and comply with regulations effectively.
  • Engineering Staff – Gain technical knowledge to optimize and troubleshoot combustion systems with confidence.
  • Maintenance Technicians (MTEs & MTMs) – Improve system reliability and perform maintenance with up-to-date safety standards and troubleshooting techniques.
  • Operations, Facilities, & Utilities Employees – Learn how to implement operational safety protocols and manage day-to-day combustion system operations.
  • Planners, Buyers, & Purchasing Agents – Ensure that the equipment and components you source meet safety and efficiency standards for combustion systems.

By the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:

  • Apply NFPA-Leaned Lessons – Effectively implement the knowledge gained from NFPA standards and best practices to improve safety and performance in your facility.
  • Understand Fuel-Train Components – Gain a clear understanding of the essential fuel-train components and their critical role in combustion systems.
  • Recognize Gas-Train Designs – Identify and differentiate between vented and ventless gas-train designs and understand their applications.
  • Apply Combustion & Air/Fuel Ratio Controls – Implement and optimize combustion control systems, including air/fuel ratio controls for efficient, safe operation.
  • Identify Standards & Code Requirements – Understand and apply the relevant Standard and Code requirements that govern combustion safety and efficiency.
  • Service & Test System Devices – Correctly service combustion system devices and components, and perform testing per code or industry standards to ensure compliance and safety.
  • Understand BMS Sequencing – Gain insight into the BMS System Sequencing process, ensuring safe and coordinated operation of your combustion system.
  • Develop a Maintenance Program – Learn how to develop a combustion maintenance program, including conducting annual valve-train safety inspections to enhance system reliability and safety.

Course Certificate provided via email upon completing the course.

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