Certified Piping Inspector (API-510)
The PIMS Certified Piping Inspector (API-510) course develops technical knowledge in pressure-equipment and associated piping inspection, integrity monitoring and maintenance environments.The programme covers m...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Certified Piping Inspector (API-510) course develops technical knowledge in pressure-equipment and associated piping inspection, integrity monitoring and maintenance environments.
The programme covers materials, corrosion, wall-loss mechanisms, visual inspection, thickness monitoring, NDE awareness, inspection intervals, remaining-life awareness, pressure testing, repair and alteration awareness, welding inspection and technical reporting. API 510 is referenced for technical awareness only.
What You'll Learn
- Pressure-Equipment Inspection Fundamentals
- Piping and Pressure-System Components
- Inspection Roles and Responsibilities
- Materials and Metallurgy Awareness
- Corrosion Mechanisms
- Erosion and Wall Loss
- Visual Inspection
- Thickness Measurement Awareness
- Ultrasonic Testing Awareness
- Radiographic Testing Awareness
- Magnetic Particle Testing Awareness
- Penetrant Testing Awareness
- Inspection Intervals
- Remaining-Life Awareness
- Pressure-Test Awareness
- Repairs and Alterations Awareness
- Welding Inspection Awareness
- Inspection Safety
- Technical Inspection Records
- Inspection Reporting
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS inspection course is suitable for Mechanical Inspectors, Piping Inspection Personnel, QA/QC Professionals, Mechanical Engineers and Oil and Gas Maintenance Personnel.
Key Benefits
After completing the programme, learners should be better prepared to:
- Develop pressure-system inspection knowledge
- Strengthen corrosion-awareness skills
- Improve thickness-monitoring knowledge
- Develop NDE-method awareness
- Improve integrity-assessment understanding
- Strengthen technical inspection reporting
Assessment & Evaluation
- Assessment Type: Knowledge and applied inspection assessment.
- Format: Written technical questions, inspection scenarios and applied equipment-integrity exercises.
- Passing Requirement: Learners must demonstrate satisfactory understanding of inspection principles and technical reporting.
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