Field Notes
Field notes on pipeline pressure testing, OQ and training
Forty short papers on single questions — the pressure ladder, dew point criteria, contact hours, what a test cannot prove. Written by the engineers who plan and run these tests and who teach the certification class, and drawn from the same material the course covers.
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These are the papers training managers and integrity leads read first: what an annual training obligation actually requires, how contact hours convert to CEUs and PDH, what separates operator qualification from competence, and the questions to put to any technical provider before you buy. They are the written form of the ground the private class covers.
- Annual training requirements for pipeline engineers, and how to meet them
- Nine questions a training department should ask any technical provider
- Operator qualification and competence are not the same thing
- How to evaluate a pipeline pressure testing contractor
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