Inspection Repair and Alterations of In Service Pressure Equipment (Virtual Classroom) 07-27-2026
- Date
- 2026-07-27
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ASME
About this event
Working on in-service pressure equipment means making decisions where code knowledge, inspection judgment, and repair planning all matter at once. This virtual classroom is built for professionals who need a practical, structured understanding of how inspection, repair, and alteration work together in the real world of pressure equipment management. About the Event This event focuses on inspection, repair, and alterations of in-service pressure equipment in a live online classroom format. It is designed for people who need more than a surface-level introduction and want a clearer framework for understanding how to evaluate equipment condition, determine appropriate corrective action, and work within recognized industry expectations. Because the session is delivered virtually, you can parti
Who should attend
If your work touches pressure equipment after it has been placed into service, this event is likely relevant to you. - You are an **inspector, engineer, or technical specialist** who needs a stronger working understanding of how in-service conditions lead to repair or alteration decisions. - You work in **maintenance, reliability, asset integrity, or plant operations** and want clearer judgment around when equipment issues require more than routine corrective action. - You are responsible for **planning, reviewing, approving, or documenting** work on pressure equipment and need a more structured view of the process. - You collaborate across teams and want to communicate more effectively with **inspection, maintenance, engineering, and operations stakeholders** using consistent terminology and expectations. - You support facilities in **advanced manufacturing or industrial environments** where equipment availability, safety, and disciplined technical decisions directly affect performance. - You are looking for a **virtual classroom format** that lets you build practical knowledge without travel, while staying focused on material you can apply to real equipment decisions. If you want training that helps you think more clearly about in-service pressure equipment rather than just memorize concepts, this event is a strong fit.