John Morris Group recently conducted a Pressure Vessel Safety Workshop at the University of Auckland, bringing together students and researchers for an engaging and hands-on learning session. The workshop was led by Kripan Singh, our Product Manager specialising in high-pressure reactor systems, with on-site support from Vikash who helped coordinate the session and interacted with participants throughout the event.
Focused on Safety and Best Practices
Pressure vessels play a critical role in scientific research and industrial applications. However, working with high-pressure systems requires in-depth knowledge of proper handling, maintenance, and safety protocols. This workshop focused on:
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Safe operation of high-pressure Parr reactors
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Hazard prevention in laboratory environments
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Routine maintenance best practices
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Troubleshooting common safety issues
Participants gained valuable insights into Parr Instrument systems and the importance of compliance and risk mitigation when working with pressurised equipment in research environments.
Engaging with the Scientific Community
The session received strong engagement from both students and researchers at the University of Auckland. By combining theoretical knowledge with practical demonstrations, attendees were able to deepen their understanding of high-pressure reactor safety and explore real-world scenarios.
At John Morris Group, we are committed to supporting the scientific community across Australia and New Zealand through educational workshops, product training, and technical expertise. This session is part of our ongoing initiative to promote laboratory safety and technical excellence across academic and industrial institutions.
Interested in Hosting a Workshop?
Our team regularly partners with universities and research centres to conduct specialised training on a range of laboratory equipment. If you're interested in organising a workshop on Parr Instruments, pressure vessels, or other technical solutions, get in touch with us today.
