This course offers an integrated approach to mechanical damage management throughout the pipeline lifecycle. Students will explore key topics including formation, detection and characterization, assessment, management, and repair/remediation, with concepts aligned to the PRCI Report: Systematize 20 Years of Mechanical Damage Research. An industry-leading Subject Matter Expert Instructor will guide learners through lectures and learning activities aimed at bridging theory and real-world application of an integrated approach to mechanical damage management. Learners will gain a lifecycle-integrated, cross-functional perspective rooted in over two decades of industry-backed research.

The course will provide learners with a foundational understanding and an integrated approach to mechanical damage management concepts, transitioning beyond theory to practical applications through:

• Introducing relevant industry reference documents and their application in mechanical damage management.
• Using idealized situations to integrate foundational concepts before applying them to more complex situations.
• Providing practical application of concepts through interactive learning activities.

Recommended background/career experience:
• Early-to-mid-career practitioners with an engineering / technical background (e.g., technicians, technologists, engineers).

Recommended pre-requisite knowledge:
• Basic understanding of pipeline design, construction, and operation principles and activities.

Recommended pre-requisite courses:
• N/A

Quick facts:
• Course length: 3 days (9 am to 3 pm)
• Price: $2000 for members and $2500 for non-members

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