Industry: Energy

This training course will help professionals working in refineries and petrochemical plants to enhance their functional technical skills.

This course will present the latest defect assessment methods to pipeline engineers and managers. These methods will range from simple, quick assessment methods, to the more detailed “fitness for purpose” analysis.

This training course is essential to all those involved in decommissioning who need to be aware of their obligations and liabilities for decommissioning and how best to manage those such that opportunities can be realized, and overall costs reduced.

This course covers, in-depth, the causes of corrosion. Starting by thoroughly reviewing the fundamental thermodynamic driving force of corrosion. We will look at the effects of operating environment and material of construction and explain their interaction in order to explain the corrosion phenomena.

This is a unique time. The old guard is retiring, and the tech-savvy new guard needs some background in maintenance management to maximize their effectiveness. Our promise for this program is that you will have a new and more in-depth understanding of reliability and maintenance and you will see how to manage modern technology to deliver exceptional results.

This course is intended to reinforce the important aspects of reliability in order to achieve the maximum level, as well as obtaining an effective maintenance through best industrial practices.

Join our Pipeline Defects & Flaws training led by industry leaders Dr. Michael Beller and Dr. Roger King in Amsterdam.

Stefan Winnik, author of EFC55 Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI ) Guidelines, has retired and entered into an agreement with KAEFER to ensure the continuation of his successful CUI training course and knowledge share. New trainers Dr Clare Watt and Dr Steve Paterson continue in the spirit of Stefan and EFC55 and have brought the course content up to date.