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This course is produced by MSTS Inspection An intensive one week course with daily
Training Services in Oklahoma, U.S. homework and a final exam (similar to
the API 510 exam); special emphasis on
MSTS is a company specializing in providing the needed practical the use of related codes & calculations.
training for petrochemical and industrial plant pressure equipment
inspectors and engineers. A study guide is issued to direct
participant’s pre-class study.
MSTS courses are specifically designed to help pressure
equipment personnel improve their technical knowledge and skills.
MSTS instructors are selected for their technical and “wake-ability” Only a minimal fee for
skills. (“Wake-ability” – the ability to minimize snores during long, OUR participants who
boring technical training.) MSTS students generally have a 90% attend as REFRESHER
passing rate. COURSE
These classes and exams are not easy, so only individuals who are
serious about their pressure equipment career should participate.
You’ll learn to
The course provides participants with the knowledge
necessary to: Dear Mark:
We conducted API 510 training course from 21 July to 29 July
Successfully pass the API 510 pressure vessel
by inviting Lutz Seibt in Malaysia. The course was attended
inspector certification exam
by 23 applicants and the results of the questionnaires were
Effectively use major codes: ASME B&PV excellent. I really appreciative your recommendation for great
Sections V, VIII, & IX lecturer and hope you to give us your useful consultation for a
long time to come.
Perform all basic vessel calculations needed for the
API exam (e.g. tmin, test pressure, MAWP, static Eung-Ho, Kim
head, MDMT, corrosion rates, remaining life, etc.) Manager, Education Planning Team
Use API’s requirements during inspection, repairs, Korean Gas Safety Corporation, Korea
and alterations of pressure vessels
I have sent my employees to other training classes and
Review welding procedures (WPS/PQR) and have had little positive feed back from the employees. This
welder performance qualifications (WPQ) was reflected on their test scores. I then sent three other
employees and I myself attended a MSTS class and was
Trainer’s Background very pleased with the manner in which the subject matter
was presented. All of my employees left with a real under-
Lutz Seibt has 16 years hand-on standing of the subject matter, and confidence that they
experience as an Authorized Inspector and would pass their API exams!
Auditor acc. to German Pressure Vessel
(AD Merkblaetter), Boiler (TRD) and Robert G. Maddox
Storage Tanks Codes, Pressure Vice President of Operations
Equipment Directive (PED), Transportable Materials Technology Group L.L.C
Pressure Equipment Directive (TPED) and
European Construction Material Directive; 9 years out of it It was an excellent program conducted by a very
within TUV’s International Business Unit in Asia Pacific. experienced tutor. The discussion topics were directly
related to my work scope and responsibilities & helpful and
He has given training sessions on Pressure Equipments recommended this course to any inspection personnel.
and German Pressure Vessel Standards for instance in
Malaysia, Singapore, Korea and China. The recent E. Kannan
trainings he has conducted include:- Discipline Head, Inspection Execution, Sarawak Shell Bhd
European Pressure Equipment Directive
API 510 Certification Preparation
ASME IX Code “Welding Qualifications” Simplified
ASME VIII Division 1 “Pressure Vessel
Calculation & Design”
ASME VIII Division 1 “Pressure Vessel”
Code Simplified
Special Skills
Inspector for periodical inspection & certification of
- Pressure vessels, Steam boilers, Piping Systems
- Cranes, Hoisting equipment, Hoisting equipment
of lifeboats
Inspector for third party & welding inspection and
QA/QC in manufacturing/ construction of
- Pressure vessels, Steam boilers, Piping Systems
IDC Training House Sdn Bhd E-10-25 & 26 Level 10 Amcorp Trade Centre, 18 Jalan Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel: 03-7956 5126 Fax: 03-7956 1536 Email: info@idc-training.com URL: www.idc-training.com
API 510 Certification Preparation - Course Outline
1) Welcome & Introduction DAY
Course Duration: 7 Days Training
2) ASME B&PV Section VIII – Vessel Fabrication Code: 1
Learn how to successfully use this Code: Daily Schedule:
Purpose of the Code 8:30am - 5:30pm (Workshop)
Scope of the Code
Organization of the Code 7:00pm - 9:00pm (Evening session -Optional)
Qualification requirements specified by the Code No of Pax: Max 24 participants / class
Roles specified by the Code (to ensure optimal effectiveness of the Training)
Key terms discussed in the Code
Tips on how to find needed information in the Code
3) API 510 Sections 1-4
Bring to Class: Students should bring along
Purpose or API 510 The appropriate CODES/STANDARDS required
Scope of API 510 for API Exam, Calculator, Lots of Questions, and
Responsibilities defined in API 510
Tips on how to memorize important information from API 510
a “CAN-DO” Attitude.
Evening Session: Section VIII Homework *Stationeries such as pen, highlighter are provided.
Use the Code to answer typical questions found in the API exam.
1) Review Homework from Day 1 DAY 1) Review Homework from Day 4 DAY
2) ASME B&PV VIII – Key Concepts. 2 2) ASME B&PV Section IX - Welding Code 5
Vessel MAWP Purpose of the Code
Vessel Part MAWP Roles of the Inspector
Stresses – Longitudinal and Circumferential Organization of the Code
Types of Joints, Weld Joint Categories Welding Positions – Test and Field
Amount of RT – Full or Spot Testing Requirements and Acceptance Criteria
RT Factors Welder Qualification Process and Restrictions
3) ASME B&PV VIII – Calculations & Charts Weld Procedure Qualification Process and Restrictions
Learn how to successfully determine the following: 3) Review and Evaluate a WPQ (Welder Performance Qualification)
Static Head Pressure 4) Review and Evaluate a WPS (Welding Procedure Specification)
Vessel MAWP and the associated PQR (Procedure Qualification Record)
Joint Efficiency
Minimum Thickness for a Cylindrical Shell Evening Session: Section IX Homework
Open and Closed book Quiz, evaluate 2 WPQ’s, and 1 WPS/PQR
Evening Session: Section VIII Homework
Practice all Calculations covered in class.
1) Review Homework from Day 5 DAY
1) Review homework from Day 2 DAY 2) API 510 Section 7 6
Repairs & Alterations Requirements
2) ASME B&PV VIII – Key Concepts. 3
Pressure Testing cautions & requirements PWHT Alternatives
The significant of a brittle fracture Inspector & Engineer Roles
3) ASME B&PV VIII – Calculations & Charts Re-rating Requirements
Learn how to successfully determine the following: 3) ASME B&PV Section V – NDE
Minimum Thickness for a Formed Head Purpose of the Code
Minimum Thickness for a Flat Head Organization of the Code
Vessel Part MAWP for Shell and Formed Heads
RT Techniques
Hydrotest Test Pressure
Purpose & Selection of IQI’s
Pneumatic Test Pressure
RT Film Density Requirements
Vessel MDMT
Acceptance criteria for Impact Tests Key terms discussed in the Code
Maximum Allowable External Pressure for a Shell Tips on how to find needed information in the Code
Evening Session: Section V Homework
Evening Session: Section VIII Homework Open and Closed book Quiz, API 510 Quiz
Practice all Calculations covered in class.
1) Review homework from Day 3 DAY 1) Review Homework from Day 6 DAY
2) ASME B&PV VIII –Key Concepts. 4 2) API 576 – Relief Devices 7
Fillet weld terms Types of Relief Devices
Principles of nozzle reinforcement
Purpose & operation of Balanced Bellows Relief Devices
3) ASME B&PV VIII - Calculations & Charts Purpose & operation of Pilot Operatored Relief Devices
Learn how to successfully determine the following: Tips on how to study this document
Minimum size of nozzle fillet welds
Nozzle reinforcement 3) API 572 – Inspection of Vessels
4) API 510 Sections 5-6 Tips on how to study this document
Corrosion Mechanisms 4) Chap 2 – Conditions causing Deterioration
Fitness for Service Evaluations Tips on how to study this document
Inspection Types and Requirements, Inspection Intervals
Pressure Testing Requirements 5) Practice Exam – Exam is similar to the API 510 exam
Inspection of Relief Devices
IDC Training House Sdn Bhd E-10-25 & 26 Level 10 Amcorp Trade Centre, 18 Jalan Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel: 03-7956 5126 Fax: 03-7956 1536 Email: info@idc-training.com URL: www.idc-training.com
Information on API Exam & Accommodations
API's Inspector Certification Programs are based on industry-developed standards that are
recognized and used with confidence worldwide. These API programs emphasize professional
credibility and process integrity. They enable inspectors to play an active role in improving
industry health and safety; environmental performance; ensuring compliance and self-
regulation; and strengthening management control and internal inspection capabilities.
Students should bring along the appropriate CODES required for API Exam (in hardcopy).
See the API website to determine which editions will be used for your exam.
Reminder
Codebooks available at Techstreet (www.techstreet.com) or Global Eng Docs (www.global.ihs.com)
March 23 653 8 hours - Full day January 14, 2011 January 3, 2011
TES and 571 4 hours - Morning session
577 and 580 4 hours - Afternoon session
June 1 510 and 570 8 hours - Full day March 16, 2011 March 4, 2011
September 21 653 8 hours - Full day July 8, 2011 June 24, 2011
510 and 570 8 hours - Full day
TES and 571 4 hours - Morning session
577 and 580 4 hours - Afternoon session
December 7 510 and 570 8 hours - Full day September 19, 2011 August 30, 2011
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API 510 Certification
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Preparation Training Tel : +60 3 7956 5126
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18 - 24 April 2011 Email: info@idc-training.com
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Workshop Schedule
DELEGATES 7 Days: 8.30am - 5.30pm (Workshop)
Evening session: 7.00pm - 9.00pm (Optional)
1 Name : ____________________________________ Registration begins at 8am on Day 1.
Job Title : ____________________________________
Email : ____________________________________ Break Session
Mobile : ____________________________________ Morning Break: 10.30am - 10.45am
Lunch: 12.30pm - 1.30pm / 2.30pm (Fri)
2 Name : ____________________________________ Afternoon Break: 3.30pm - 3.45pm
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IDC Technical Passport (if any)
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Sweater / Jacket (temperature in Training
3 Name : ____________________________________ Room fluctuates)
Job Title : ____________________________________ Codes / Standards required for API Exam
Email : ____________________________________ (in Hardcopy)
Calculator
Mobile : ____________________________________ Lots of Questions & a “CAN-DO” attitude
Stationeries will be provided
RM 200 - Admin Fee June 1, 2011 (Deadline: March 4) Name of Bank: AmBank (M) Berhad
USD 800 - Non-Member Sept 21, 2011 (Deadline: June 24) Bank Address: G01 Block A, Menara PJ, No. 18, Jalan
USD 600 - Member Dec 7, 2011 (Deadline: Aug 30) Persiaran Barat, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia