Mechanical Integrity Professional Academy Bundle

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API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 - Fitness-For-Service (FFS)

API 579-1/ASME FFS-1, Fitness-For-Service, is a standard developed and published jointly by the American Petroleum Institute (API) and
API RP 580 - Elements of a Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) Program

API RP 580, Elements of a Risk-Based Inspection Program, is a recommended practice developed and published by the American Petroleum...
Damage Mechanisms

Damage Mechanism is a general term used to describe mechanical or chemical processes that result in equipment damage or material degradation. These can range from
Dead Legs

Dead Legs are areas of a piping system that rarely see flow, yet are still exposed to process, even if not explicitly cut off. In an effective asset integrity management program...
Fitness For Service (FFS)

Fitness for Service (FFS) is a best practice and standard used by the oil & gas and chemical process industries for in-service equipment to determine its fitness for continued service. FFS serves as a rational basis for defining flaw acceptance limits and allows engineers to...
Fixed Equipment

Fixed Equipment, sometimes also known as static equipment, is a term generally used to describe non-moving equipment in the oil and gas and process industries. Some examples include things like...
Nondestructive Testing (NDT)

Nondestructive Testing (NDT) consists of a variety of non-invasive inspection techniques used to evaluate material properties, components, or entire process units. The techniques can also be utilized to detect, characterize, or measure the...
Pressure Relieving Devices (PRDs)

Pressure Relieving Devices (PRD) are components used in refineries, chemical plants, and other similar facilities to prevent pressure vessels and other equipment from overpressurization by relieving excess pressure when necessary. They can be used to release gas, steam, liquids,...
Risk-Based Inspection (RBI)

Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) is an analysis methodology and process that, as opposed to condition-based inspection, requires qualitative or quantitative assessment of the probability of failure (POF) and the consequence of failure (COF) associated with each equipment item, piping...

Asset Integrity: Understanding the Essentials

Training Course

This course addresses the breadth and depth of an asset (mechanical) integrity program. Whether you are developing a new program or are responsible for updating/auditing an existing program, this course is packed full of practical, proven techniques.
Inspectioneering Training Introduces the Mechanical Integrity Professional Academy

Press Release

A new joint initiative created to elevate the technical knowledge benchmark across the industry by delivering world-class online training courses and educational materials to today’s mechanical integrity professionals.
API and Inspectioneering Launch Three New MIP Academy Online Training Courses

Press Release

Inspectioneering Training and the American Petroleum Institute (API) are excited to announce the expansion of the Mechanical Integrity Professional (MIP) Academy, introducing three new online training courses.
A Practical Introduction to Cracks and Crack-Like Flaws for Inspectors and Engineers

Training Course

This on-demand online course offers a practical, high-level exploration of crack causes, risks, and impacts through real-world examples, essential concepts, and fracture mechanics principles.
Understanding and Applying API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 Fitness-for-Service

Training Course

This training course will provide detailed instruction in the fitness-for-service (FFS) evaluation methods of the API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 (2021) Standard.

Overview

Strengthen your understanding of mechanical integrity principles and practices with the Mechanical Integrity Professional (MIP) Academy, a joint initiative between Inspectioneering Training and the American Petroleum Institute (API).

The MIP Academy Bundle includes eight online, self-paced courses taught by industry-recognized subject matter experts. Each course provides continuing education credits that satisfy API’s CPD recertification requirements. The combined contact hours for all courses is about 9.8 hours.

Get all eight courses (normally $1,264) for only $495 by clicking "Purchase Bundle." After your purchase, a member of our team will contact you within one business day with instructions on how to access your courses. This special pricing is valid through December 31, 2025.

Courses Included

	Damage Mechanisms Brian Jack / 1.13 contact hours This course aims to enhance your understanding of damage mechanisms and their impact on mechanical integrity.
	Deadlegs Chad Patschke, CPSA / 1.10 contact hours Learn how to manage the risks associated with deadlegs – locations in piping circuits containing idle or stagnant fluids.
	Equipment Inclusion Chad Patschke, CPSA / 1.00 contact hour Learn how to effectively identify equipment that should be included in a facility's mechanical integrity program.
	Fitness-for-Service David A. Osage / 1.00 contact hour This course introduces FFS, Lifecycle Management principles, and the history and development of API 579-1 / ASME FFS-1.
	Fixed Equipment Inspection Practices Chad Patschke, CPSA / 1.55 contact hours Understand RAGAGEPs used in the design and inspection, testing, and maintenance of fixed equipment.
	NDE Technologies Jim McVay and Mindy Wu / 1.33 contact hours This course provides an overview of nondestructive examination technologies for degradation monitoring of assets.
	Pressure Relief Devices Philip A. Henry / 1.40 contact hours This course provides an introduction to the basics of PRDs for mechanical integrity professionals.
	Risk-Based Inspection Mark Harmody / 1.30 contact hours This course provides a general overview of RBI, focusing on the fundamental concepts of mitigating risk through inspection.

What’s Included

CPD and PDH eligibility for all courses, with a certificate provided upon completion
90-day access per course (begins when you start each one)
9.8 combined contact hours across all courses

Who This Is For

Mechanical integrity, inspection, and reliability professionals
Teams seeking competency-based foundational training in mechanical integrity
Individuals pursuing API ICP CPD hours

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