Valve technology – guideline 143
Valve technology – guideline 143
General valve knowledge with a focus on safe and correct use in hydrocarbon-carrying systems.
Valves do a far more important job than just opening and closing; they act as critical safety barriers that control everything from pressure to the direction of flow of gas and liquid. Incorrect handling can, in the worst case, lead to leaks and downtime – which is why training on functionality and operation is crucial.
The course spans five days and is designed to provide participants with solid, practical knowledge that they can put directly into practice in the workplace.
Through a combination of theory and practice, participants will gain a better understanding of:
- Construction and operation of various valve types
- Maintenance and troubleshooting to avoid unexpected stops
- Leak testing and securing tight barriers
- Methods for emission reduction and measures that ensure the most reliable operation possible
For companies with larger needs, the course can be held on-site at a desired location. This eliminates travel time for employees and allows the training to be tailored to the company's specific equipment and challenges.
Target group
The course is aimed at personnel who work directly with operations, maintenance and mechanical work. It is particularly relevant for operations and maintenance personnel, mechanics, process operators and apprentices in the oil and gas industry.
It is also suitable for those of you who work with professional planning and project and purchasing.