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The American Petroleum Institute (API) conducts
training classes that help attendees understand and use its Risk-Based
Inspection (RBI) techniques. Don’t miss the chance to attend
one of API’s courses to learn which RBI technologies, procedures,
and working processes comply with the two important documents:
Recommended Practice for Risk-Based Inspection
(API RP 580)
Base Resource Document on RBI (API Publication 581)
Together, these two documents comprise the widely recognized benchmark
for industry-accepted RBI practices.
- Why RBI analysis is used.
- The benefits and limitations of various RBI technologies.
- Differences between qualitative and quantitative approaches
to RBI methods.
- The scope of equipment covered in RBI techniques.
- How RBI provides input to minimum requirements for programs
that meet RP 580.
- Computerized Maintenance Management Systems, and enterprise
schedule/tracking.
- Communication tips to help explain RBI to regulators.
- Future industry trends in RBI.
In addition, there are class exercises, such as determining relief
load from real process equipment.
Please visit our Calendar
of Events for all upcoming courses.
Register on-line using the links below:
To order API RP 580 or API 581, please visit the Publications
section of the API website.
- Refining and petrochemical engineers and inspectors.
- Engineers and inspection personnel from the pulp and paper,
oil and natural gas, and chemical industries may also find the
course beneficial. A working knowledge of basic equipment is recommended.
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