Api 570 Piping Inspector Course Refinery Oil And Gas Field

"Comprehensive Training for the Inspection, Maintenance, and Integrity of Piping Systems in Industrial Facilities"

What you'll learn

Piping Inspectors – Individuals who perform inspections of piping systems in compliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards.

Maintenance Engineers and Technicians – Professionals who oversee the operation and integrity of piping systems and want to advance their knowledge in piping in

Quality Assurance/Quality Control Inspectors – Individuals involved in the quality control of piping fabrication and installation.

Corrosion Engineers and Technicians – Those focusing on identifying and mitigating corrosion in piping systems.

Welders and Welding Inspectors – Professionals who want to deepen their understanding of welding standards as it applies to piping systems.

Project Engineers and Managers – Those overseeing projects involving piping systems, including their design, installation, and maintenance.

Safety Managers and Engineers – Professionals tasked with ensuring the safety of piping systems and related infrastructure.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of piping systems and components.

Experience in industrial or mechanical inspections is typically recommended.

A background in mechanical engineering or a related field may be beneficial but is not strictly required.

Description

The API 570 Piping Inspector Course is a comprehensive training program designed for professionals responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and integrity of piping systems in industrial facilities. This course is aligned with the API 570 standard, which provides guidelines for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service piping systems in various industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, and power generation.Through this course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of key principles, codes, and best practices necessary to assess and maintain piping systems effectively. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including piping design, materials, welding, inspection methods, corrosion, risk-based inspections (RBI), and the regulatory requirements for safe and reliable piping operation.Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be well-prepared to sit for the API 570 Piping Inspector certification exam, enabling them to validate their expertise as professional piping inspectors.Key Learning Outcomes:Piping Inspection Techniques: Understand the different methods used to inspect piping systems, including visual inspection, ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing, and more.Codes and Standards: Gain familiarity with key industry codes and standards such as ASME B31.3, ASME Section IX, and API 570.Piping Materials and Components: Learn about the types of materials used in piping systems, their properties, and the impact of corrosion and other environmental factors on piping integrity.Corrosion and Failure Mechanisms: Study the common causes of piping failures and corrosion, and how to detect and prevent these issues during inspections.Inspection Documentation: Learn the documentation requirements for inspections, including creating reports, compliance checks, and inspection records.Regulatory Requirements and Safety: Understand the legal and safety implications of piping system inspections, and how to ensure compliance with industry regulations.Target Audience:Piping InspectorsMaintenance EngineersQuality Control and Assurance InspectorsCorrosion EngineersWelders and Welding InspectorsAsset Integrity ManagersProject Engineers and ManagersSafety ManagersEngineering StudentsCourse Duration: Typically 3-5 days, depending on the provider, with both theoretical lessons and practical exercises.By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently conduct piping inspections, ensure compliance with industry standards, and contribute to the safe and efficient operation of piping systems within their organization.API 570 Piping Inspector CoursePiping Inspector CertificationAPI 570 Exam PreparationPiping System Inspection TrainingPiping Inspection TechniquesAPI 570 CertificationPiping Corrosion InspectionRisk-Based Inspection (RBI) TrainingPiping Materials and ComponentsPiping Integrity ManagementAPI 570 Course OnlinePiping Inspector Training for EngineersCorrosion Engineer Training

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: ASME B31.3 Visual and Radiography Testing Acceptance Criteria

Lecture 2 Piping Weld Visual VT and RT Acceptance Criterial 01

Lecture 3 Refinery Piping Weld Visual VT and RT Acceptance Criterial 02

Lecture 4 Process Piping Weld Visual VT and RT Acceptance Criterial 03

Lecture 5 B31.3 Table 341.1 Weld Visual VT and RT Acceptance Criterial 04

Lecture 6 Welding Inspection Visual VT and RT Acceptance Criterial 05

Lecture 7 Fluid Service Oil Gas Water Air Visual VT and RT Acceptance Criterial 06

Section 3: PT Penetrant Testing Acceptance Criterial ASME Section 8 Division 1 Appendix 8

Lecture 8 DP Dye Penetrant Testing Piping, Pipeline, Structure Weld joint Inspection

Section 4: MPT Magnetic Particle Testing ASME Section 8 Division 1 Appendix 6

Lecture 9 MPT Acceptance Criteria of Piping, Pipeline, Structure Welding Butt Fillet weld

Section 5: RT Radiography Testing Method ASME Section 5 Article 2

Lecture 10 RT of Pipe, Plate, Tank, Vessel, Heat Exchanger, Column, of Oil and Gas Welding

Lecture 11 RT Methods, Technique Exposure, Source Piping Welding

Section 6: Refinery Piping Material Code ASME Section 2 Part A

Lecture 12 Fit up

Lecture 13 CS Carbon Steel Material Pipe Welded and Seamless

Lecture 14 CS 02

Lecture 15 NACE National Association of Corrosion Engineers

Lecture 16 LTCS Low Temperature Carbon Steel

Lecture 17 Low Alloy Steel Material Pipe

Lecture 18 Stainless Steel SS

Lecture 19 SS 02

Lecture 20 Type of Test

Lecture 21 ASME Code for Piping

Lecture 22 ASME Code 02

Lecture 23 ASME code 03

Lecture 24 ASME Code 04

Lecture 25 ASME Code 05

Section 7: Piping Inspector Refinery Field Inspection Check Points

Lecture 26 Flange

Lecture 27 Alloying Element of Material

Lecture 28 Isometric Drawing 01

Lecture 29 Isometric Drawing 02

Lecture 30 Sand Blasting Abrasive Grit Blasting

Lecture 31 Piping Color Painting

Lecture 32 Copper Slag Blasting

Lecture 33 SA 2 Type

Lecture 34 Press O Film for Roughness Check

Section 8: Pressure Test of Piping

Lecture 35 Hydro Test and RF Pad Test and Pneumatic Test

Lecture 36 Pressure test of CS SS Low Alloy Steel

Lecture 37 Hydro Test 02

Section 9: Underground Pipe line Wrapping Coating

Lecture 38 3 LPE

Lecture 39 Cathodic Protaction

Section 10: Tank Bottom Plate Vacuum Box Inspection

Lecture 40 Lap Joint Weld Inspection Leak Testing

Lecture 41 Vacuum Box Sop Bubble Test

Section 11: Piping Insulation for Hot Pipe and Cold Pipe

Lecture 42 Perlite

Beginners Mechanical, Piping Welding, Engineer,Experienced Refinery Piping and Pipeline Experts,Welders, Inspectors, QA QC Engineer Manager,Third Party Inspectors Quality Assurance and Quality Control Managers