ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code (Virtual Classroom) 07-27-2026
- Date
- 2026-07-27
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ASME
About this event
If your work touches process piping, guessing is expensive. This virtual classroom is built for professionals who need a clear, working understanding of ASME B31.3 Process Piping Code and want to apply it with more confidence in design, review, fabrication, inspection, and day-to-day engineering decisions. This is not a passive webinar you leave running in the background. It is a focused online learning experience designed to help you interpret the code more effectively, understand where it matters most, and connect requirements to real project work in industrial and manufacturing environments. About the Event ASME B31.3 is one of the core codes used across process industries, and it influences how piping systems are designed, constructed, examined, and maintained. For engineers, designers
Who should attend
This is for professionals who want a more practical, usable understanding of **ASME B31.3** and how it affects real piping decisions, technical reviews, and project outcomes. - You work in **process piping, plant engineering, manufacturing, or industrial operations** and want to strengthen your command of code-driven requirements. - You are a **mechanical engineer, piping engineer, designer, or technical specialist** who needs to interpret the code more confidently during design and documentation work. - You manage or support **fabrication, inspection, quality, or compliance** activities and want better context for what the code requires and why it matters. - You are involved in **project execution, technical review, procurement, or contractor coordination** and need to ask sharper questions and spot issues earlier. - You work in **advanced manufacturing or highly engineered environments** where piping systems affect safety, reliability, and long-term maintainability. - You already encounter ASME B31.3 in your role and want a structured virtual classroom setting to turn that exposure into stronger working knowledge. If you have ever had to pause over a piping requirement, clarify a code interpretation, or align multiple teams around the right technical standard, this course is likely a good fit.