Certified Leak & Pressure Testing Personnel
Program Overview
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The final testing before the blasting and painting of pressure equipment is normally the Proof Pressure or Leak Test. Since pressure tests are conducted above the normal maximum allowable working pressure, they shall be carried out under controlled conditions, with appropriate safety precautions. Therefore the development of special procedures are essential. Different international codes and standards require different approaches. For instance the EN 13445 requires the Hydrotest pressure to be

whereby ASME VIII Div. 1 requires

Piping systems even require to calculate two pressures, the system pressure and the max. pressure of connecting flanges.
Under some circumstances Hydrotests might be replaced by a Pneumatic pressure test.
In order to carry out the pneumatic pressure test it might be necessary to calculate the stored energy and convert it to equivalent pounds of TNT.
This course enables the participants to develop applicable pressure test procedures and to carry out the pressure test in accordance to code requirements.
Participants can now pursue IICS 1.4 Certified Leak & Pressure Testing Personnel with the international certification body, IICS.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- Understand code requirements towards Pressure Tests
- Develop Pressure Test procedures
- Perform the applicable Pressure Test
- Interpret pressure test results
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This class is designed for:
- Pressure Equipment Designer
- Manufacturers
- Technical Consultants
- Notified Bodies
COURSE DURATION
- 2 Days Training
DAILY SCHEDULE
- 8:30am - 5:30pm
ITEMS TO BRING
- Calculator
- Lots of Questions
- A “CAN-DO” Attitude
Stationeries such as pen and highlighter will be provided.
Our Trainer
Our trainer has more than 30 years hands-on experience as an Authorized Inspector and Auditor acc. to German Pressure Vessel (AD-2000 Merkblaetter), Boiler (TRD) and Storage Tanks Codes, Pressure Equipment Directive (PED), Transportable Pressure Equipment Directive (TPED) and European Construction Material Directive; 9 years out of it within TUV’s International Business Units in Asia Pacific.