Reynolds Wrap Up: Planning for the 2017 API Inspection Summit

By John Reynolds, Principal Consultant at Intertek. This article appears in the September/October 2016 issue of Inspectioneering Journal.

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Reynolds Wrap Up: Highlights from the API Subcommittee on Inspection and Mechanical Integrity (SCIMI) Meetings at the Fall 2018 API Standards Meeting

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A quick summary of some of the important topics that were discussed at the Fall Meeting, including the upcoming API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit, subcommittee activities, and progress with the API Individual Certification Program.
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May/June 2019 Inspectioneering Journal

A summary of some of the important topics that were discussed at the Spring Meeting, including the recently-held API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit, subcommittee activities, and progress with the API Individual Certification Program.
Reynolds Wrap Up: Highlights from the API Subcommittee on Inspection and Mechanical Integrity (SCIMI) Meetings at the Spring 2018 API Standards Meeting

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Top Reasons to Attend the 2019 API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit

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The 2019 API Inspection and Mechanical Integrity Summit will be kicking off later this month in Galveston, TX. This four-day event will begin with 14 high level training courses offered Monday, January 28th, and then a top notch conference and...

I hope by now, everyone is aware that the next API Inspection Summit will be held again at the Galveston Convention Center from January 31 – February 2, 2017. As usual, the day before the Summit begins (Monday, January 30), will be “Training Day,” which will offer many 4 and 8 hour classes covering the following subjects and taught by well-known subject matter experts (SME’s). Visit the API Inspection Summit website in the near future for abstracts on each of these training courses:

Tank Fabrication and Inspection, presented by Joel Andreani
Understanding and Applying Phased Array UT, presented by John Nyholt
Refining and Petrochemical Damage Mechanisms, presented by Marc McConnell
Fitness for Service Analysis, presented by Dave Osage
RBI, presented by Lynne Kaley
Welding Procedure Preparation and Review, presented by Robert Yagle
ASME PCC-2 Repair Procedures for Process Equipment, presented by Don Kurle
Mechanical Integrity and Corrosion Issues in Crude Units, presented by Clay White et al
Advanced NDE for High Temperature Applications, presented by Dave Bajula

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About the Authors

John Reynolds, Principal Consultant at Intertek

John Reynolds is a Principal Consultant with Intertek Asset Integrity Management, Inc. Before this, he was a Master Engineering Consultant with Shell Oil's Westhollow Technology Center in Houston. John joined Shell in 1968. Over the 38 years with Shell, he held various engineering and management positions in the United States and the Netherlands within the refining and chemical manufacturing... Read more »

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