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The Combustion Engineering Association
Through education, representation, promotion and specialist advice, we aim to promote the science of combustion engineering and to encourage best practice. Membership of the CEA carries a whole raft of benefits to you and your business in these challenging times. You will join an influential and supportive network comprising of people working with or within the combustion engineering sector and gain access to a wide and varied selection of benefits.

Manufacturers, suppliers, contractors and end users in the UK combustion engineering industry, including Government and Government agencies. The CEA proudly organises and holds conferences and seminars to cover various aspects of combustion engineering. We run roadshows and workshops on new standards or technology affecting our industry and also hold trade exhibitions of industry products and services.

For full details, please see our upcoming events or contact us for more information. Training is a legal requirement. The CEA currently offer three separate training courses for managers and operators of industrial boilers (BOAS), industrial gas (I-GAS), steam boiler water treatment (SBWT) and closed circuit boiler water treatment (CCBWT).
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The CEA Works with UK Universities, research establishments and students on combustion engineering wherever applicable.
Arranging networking opportunities for research projects through members and industry contacts.
The use of training rooms for members at NETPark in Sedgefield, close to Stockton-on-Tees.
The CEA works with a number of professional representation groups to help provide the best experience for its members.
By working with similar associations and other trade bodies we gain an increased knowledge of topics such as the replacement for PM5 with INDG436 and BG01, IED, LCPD and now the MCPD, RHI, climate change and the Clean Air Act.
Membership of the CEA carries a whole raft of benefits to you and your business in these challenging times.
By becoming part of our organisation your company can keep abreast of industry developments and join a network of like-minded individuals who are keen to grow their market share, influence new policy which might harm growth and ensure we collectively maintain a safe industry to work within.
You will join an influential and supportive network comprising of people working with or within the combustion engineering sector and gain access to a wide and varied selection of benefits.
The CEA I-GAS scheme provides a comprehensive qualification for Maintenance fitters, Technicians, Engineers and Designers of Industrial Gas Systems.
The Boiler Operation (And Manager) National Qualification has been devised in consultation with the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), the insurance industry, manufacturers of boilers, burners and associated equipment, and employers, with the practical support of The Carbon Trust.
Closed Circuit Boiler Water Treatment (CCBWT) is a two-day training course, designed to cover all aspects of CCBWT both from a legislative and best practice perspective.
This was the second CEA event I have attended (How to Make Your Steam Work for You 2019 & Technical Boiler House Risk Assessment 2015) and once again the CEA has delivered a superb two day package.
There were 14 sessions delivered over a two day period, with each of the sessions referenced to both statutory requirements and the ever expanding BG series of documents produced by the CEA (a must read set of documents).
The sessions were delivered by authorities in their respective topics, and were highly interactive.
We regularly consult and liaise with the UK Government through the Department of the Environment, the Department for Rural Affairs (Defra), the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), the Environment Agency, the British Standards Institution, and other statutory bodies such as the Health and Safety Executive.
We also work with similar charitable associations and trade bodies such as CHPA, IHEEM, IGEM, ICOM and SAFed on joint industry related topics.
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