This program provides the participant with the fundamentals of vibration and its impact on installations and plant assets. It emphasizes data collection and the importance of correct, accurate reading and interpretation of the data to indicate the appropriate corrective actions to the taken to increase efficiency and effectiveness and reduce cost of maintenance of assets.

A three-day course involving lectures, classroom and group discussions, practical sessions and case studies specially
designed for new and practicing engineers, materials engineers, maintenance engineers, integrity engineers, asset integrity engineers and engineers from other fields in acquiring knowledge of preparing and executing a failure investigation whether it be on-site or in the laboratory.

2 days course specially intended for new and practicing engineers, materials engineers, maintenance engineers, integrity engineers, asset integrity engineers and engineers from other fields in acquiring knowledge on the process of Materials Selection and the impact of Corrosion and Degradation of Materials.

The course will be a discussion of the various modes of metallic fracture and the features that identify them. Lectures will be given to discuss the possible mechanisms of the fracture modes including the effects of the environment. Fracture mechanics will be outlined in a basic manner sufficient to provide a good understanding of fracture processes. Physical examples of fracture will accompany the classroom lectures. Practical techniques for mapping fracture surfaces will be shown. Fractures in steel, aluminium, copper and titanium will be discussed.