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The 29th
Onshore Pipeline Engineering Course
Design, routing, construction, inspection and maintenance of oil, gas and product pipelines
11 - 14 June 2013 , Prospero House, London
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Dr John Dawson Consultant CAPCIS
Steve Potts Senior Safety Engineer National Grid, UK TransmissionSteve is a senior safety engineer with over 20 years of experience for National Grid which owns and operates the National Transmission System comprising of 7,600km of high pressure pipe and 26 compressor stations, connecting to 8 distribution networks for onward transportation of gas to end consumers.
He has developed in-house policies and procedures for risk assessment and hazard identification for use on National Grid assets, and has applied these techniques on numerous occasions.
Janet Swan Director RSK Environment
Matthew Guite Director - Subsea Pipelines and Risers Theon Limited 
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Learn about cathodic protection, inhibitors, surveys and monitoring methods for onshore pipelines.
Covering engineering design and design codes including ISO 13623 and EN 1594; the affect of design on cost and safety and GIS techniques.
Learn about current practices in condition assessment, common onshore pipeline failures and their causes.
Covering line pipe specifications, manufacture, welding controls, automatic welding and non-destructive testing methods
The leading & longest running onshore pipeline engineering course in Europe
Design, routing, construction, inspection & maintenance of onshore oil, gas & product pipelines
The Onshore Pipeline Engineering Course agenda includes:
- Design, routing and construction of pipelines
- Pipeline materials, welding and NDT
- Compressors, pumps and pig trap design
- Integrity management, maintenance & inspection supporting life extension
- Pipeline safety including risk assessment and HAZID
- Valve types and the principles of valve selection
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Course dinner in central London
Enjoy a relaxed dinner out with the other course attendees and your lecturers on the first night of the course.
London has mild weather in June which is perfect for wandering around town and enjoying a few sites like the new Shard building (the tallest building in London) and Borough Market which are both a short walk from the course venue.
Join the 1,000+ pipeline professionals who have boosted their careers through this course
Retain new knowledge through varied learning formats:
- Case studies on corrossion management, compressors, pumps & pig trap design
- Practical exercises on HAZID, environmental impact assessment, pipeline design and corrosion mitigation
- Videos on SAW seam welded pipe and pipeline welding in the field
Also extensive course notes will act as your ongoing reference for onshore pipeline engineering.
Why should you attend this onshore pipelines course?
What do people think of the Onshore Pipeline Engineering Course?
"A very good course with useful content for gaining an overview of onshore pipeline engineering"
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