Our pipeline engineering course will teach you everything you need to know about pipeline basics and design through to key aspects of construction and beyond.

• Module 1 – Introduction to Pipeline Engineering
• Module 2 – Material Selection and Corrosion Control
• Module 3 – Pipeline Design, Installation and Construction
• Module 4 – Pipeline Hydraulic Analysis
• Module 5 – Defect Assessment on Pipelines
• Module 6 – Pipeline Integrity: Maintenance, Inspection and Risk Assessment

Activities within the oil and gas industry can be divided into three large areas: exploration, production and commercialisation. All three sectors involve the ever-more demanding transportation of oil, gas and other related products.

There is a shortage of both pipeline engineers with the right skills and support personnel with good knowledge and understanding of the pipeline sector. This pipeline engineering online course offers the knowledge that the industry is need of - it examines the engineering, construction and operations of one of the key elements used in this transportation process: pipelines.

This pipeline certification course is ideal for:

• Pipeline engineers, designers, technicians and business development managers
• Project, field, installation and operations managers
• Integrity, maintenance and QA/QC personnel
• Oil and gas industry employees
• Engineers including mechanical, project, field, marine, process, civil, technical, subsea and engineering managers
• Professionals and consultants working alongside pipeline engineers
• Graduates and new entrants to the pipeline business

You can now have a digital version of your Lloyd’s Maritime Academy Certification!

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