There are millions of kilometers of onshore oil and gas pipelines around the world. As the industry expands and new staff are introduced into it, there is an increasing need for full appreciation of the engineering design of pipelines. Additionally, many staff in the pipeline industry have not received basic pipeline engineering training, and some staff are only exposed to specialized areas. This course is a formal introduction to pipeline engineering. Read the complete program.
Who should attend:Engineers who are new to the pipeline business and those who need a refresher or a wider understanding of the overall field, including: pipeline engineers, pipeline construction engineers, project managers, maintenance engineers, contractors, supervisors, inspectors, operators, equipment suppliers, inspection and quality engineers, pipeline design engineers. |
Course NotesIncluded with the course fee is a detailed set of lecture notes (700 pages), a CD containing additional background papers for later reference (300 pages), plus the standard reference handbook Pipeline Rules of Thumb Handbook, 5th Edition. Continuing EducationOn completion of the course, participants will be eligible to receive 2.9 Continuing Education Units (CEU’s). |
| April 16-20, 2012 | Houston |
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