ISO 15001:2010 Anaesthetic & Respiratory Equipment
The ISO 15001:2010 Anaesthetic & Respiratory Equipment course offered by OXQUAL develops technical competence in managing oxygen-related hazards associated with anaesthetic and respiratory medical equipment. The programme focuses on oxygen compatibility, material behaviour, i...
About this qualification
The ISO 15001:2010 Anaesthetic & Respiratory Equipment course offered by OXQUAL develops technical competence in managing oxygen-related hazards associated with anaesthetic and respiratory medical equipment. The programme focuses on oxygen compatibility, material behaviour, ignition prevention, equipment components, risk assessment and documentation.
Career-focused
Develop relevant skills and knowledge that can support your next professional step.
What you'll cover
Key topics covered in this OXQUAL programme include:
- ISO 15001:2010 Scope and Principles
- Oxygen-Enriched Environments
- Oxygen Compatibility
- Ignition and Combustion Risks
- Anaesthetic Equipment Applications
- Respiratory Equipment Applications
- Pressurised Oxygen Systems
- Hazard Identification
- Risk Assessment
- Material Compatibility
- Metals, Plastics and Elastomers
- Component Safety
- Valves, Connectors and Tubing
- Material Testing Awareness
- Equipment Verification
- Technical Documentation
- Practical Equipment-Safety Assessment
Who it's designed for
This OXQUAL programme is suitable for:
- Medical Device Engineers
- Biomedical Engineers
- Healthcare Equipment Technicians
- Medical Device Quality Personnel
- Healthcare Manufacturing Compliance Officers
What you'll gain
Successful completion of this OXQUAL programme can help learners to:
- Develop oxygen-compatibility knowledge.
- Strengthen medical-equipment risk assessment.
- Improve material-selection awareness.
- Develop equipment-safety evaluation skills.
- Improve technical documentation.
- Strengthen practical medical-device safety competence.
How this qualification is assessed
The assessment pattern for this OXQUAL programme is outlined below.
- Assessment Type: Practical assessments, written examination and portfolio review.
- Format: Multiple-choice questions, device-safety simulations, material-testing tasks and oral discussion.
- Total Questions: 60 theory questions plus multiple practical tasks.
- Passing Score: 70%.
- Duration: 14–20 weeks (200–260 hours).
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