Course Overview

Pressure Vessel Maintenance is an advanced industrial training program designed for engineering and maintenance professionals seeking to enhance their specialized knowledge. This comprehensive course delivers over 10 lessons across approximately 20 hours of learning, covering critical maintenance practices specific to pressure vessels in industrial environments. Participants will gain practical skills in inspection techniques, regulatory compliance, and preventive maintenance strategies that directly impact operational safety and efficiency.

The curriculum addresses the complex challenges faced by professionals responsible for pressure vessel integrity and performance. Ideal for Maintenance Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Reliability Engineers, Inspection Engineers, Maintenance Managers, Plant Engineers, Operations Managers, Safety Engineers, Quality Engineers, and Asset Integrity Engineers, this course provides the technical expertise needed to implement best practices in your facility. With a focus on real-world applications, participants will learn to identify potential failure points, conduct proper assessments, and develop maintenance schedules that extend equipment life while ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Developed and Delivered By Jeruel, this training represents our commitment to excellence in industrial engineering education. Our instructors bring over 25 years of combined field experience to the classroom, ensuring participants receive both theoretical knowledge and practical insights that can be immediately applied in their workplace.

Learning Objectives

• Master pressure vessel fundamentals: construction methods, material selection, and critical design factors. Follow industry codes like ASME BPVC to ensure safety and compliance. Understanding these basics helps prevent catastrophic failures and extends equipment life.
• Discover how to properly inspect pressure vessels using both traditional and non-destructive testing methods. You'll learn techniques like ultrasonic testing that can detect flaws without damaging the vessel, ensuring safety while maintaining equipment integrity.
• Regular maintenance keeps pressure vessels safe. Check valves monthly, inspect welds annually, and document all repairs. Proper maintenance extends equipment life by up to 40% while preventing dangerous failures.
• Identify equipment failure patterns and find their root causes. Apply targeted maintenance strategies like condition monitoring to prevent breakdowns before they happen. Companies using these techniques have reduced downtime by up to 30% while extending asset life.
• Pressure vessels demand strict safety protocols. Follow regulatory standards to prevent catastrophic failures and protect workers. Regular inspections and proper maintenance aren't just good practice—they're essential for compliance and operational integrity.