ASME’s Piping and Pipeline Engineering Program

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Build rigorous knowledge of the engineering principles and Code requirements needed for design, materials and construction, and post-construction of industrial piping systems and transmission pipelines and showcase your skills and expertise in the industry

Is this program for you?

Professionals involved in designing industrial piping, as well as those who build and maintain pipelines benefit from gaining specific knowledge of the ASME piping and pipeline code to guide design and project execution. This includes roles such as piping and pipeline engineers, project engineers, and other technical professionals working in the power, oil & gas, petrochemical, and chemical process.

Companies who hire individuals with proper training see improvements such as:

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understanding and applying piping and pipeline engineering Codes  is necessary to design, construct, test, and maintain safe industrial piping systems and transmission pipelines.
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trained professionals are more likely to produce consistent results, leading to more efficient designs, better construction and maintenance, and thorough testing practices.
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improving quality of work productively contributes to reduced downtown during maintenance activities.
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understanding and implementing quality control measures ensure that approved specifications and procedures are being executed as planned.

Earn a microcredential through on-demand training.

Gaining practical skills in interpreting and applying codes related to piping and pipeline engineering supports your industrial projects and building your career skills and knowledge simultaneously.

ASME’s Piping and Pipeline engineering program

Learning pipeline engineering from an ASME educator provides formal on demand training to master and apply topics and concepts covered in ASME codes ASME B31.1 Power Piping, ASME B31.3 Process Piping, ASME B31.4 Pipeline Transportation Systems for Liquids and Slurries, ASME B31.8 Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems.

Learn more about the three levels of training for an engineer to design, construct, test, and maintain

Showcase your microcredential with an ASME Digital Badge​​​​​​​

Receiving a microcredential in Piping and Pipeline Engineering will contribute to skills development, safety, and performance of individuals and companies responsible for the design, construction, and testing and maintenance of industrial pipelines. 
Piping and Pipeline Engineering Digital Badge
Piping and Pipeline Engineering Digital Badge
Piping and Pipeline Engineering Digital Badge



 

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