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Oil & Gas · Chemicals · Power Generation
Give engineering teams a common basis for technical decisions
Build shared understanding of engineering principles, codes, calculations, and analysis methods through consistent technical training across teams and locations.
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Even experienced teams can have
different technical starting points
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When teams lack a common technical foundation, reviews can require repeated clarification of basic principles and assumptions.
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Build shared understanding
around the work teams do
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Step 1
Identify the common technical requirements
Identify the codes, calculation methods, and engineering principles used by engineers working on related technical responsibilities.
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Step 2
Establish a shared technical foundation
Use relevant EngineeringTrainer courses to give those engineers a common understanding of the underlying principles, methods, and assumptions.
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Step 3
Apply it in engineering work
Reinforce that understanding through technical discussions, design reviews, and your company's engineering procedures.
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Self-paced courses
for shared technical foundations
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Piping Engineering
Pipe Stress Analysis according to ASME B31.3 and EN 13480
- ASME B31.3 & EN 13480 stress checks
- Load cases, supports & nozzle loads
- Interpreting pipe stress software results
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Piping Engineering
Designing according to the EN 13480 code
- EN 13480-3 design rules
- Allowable stresses & load cases
- Piping flexibility & ASME B31.3 comparison
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Mechanical Engineering
Designing according to the ASME BPVC VIII-1 code
- ASME BPVC Section VIII, Division 1
- Design by Rule & pressure-vessel components
- Shells, nozzles & flanges
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Mechanical Engineering
Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Essentials
- Boundary conditions & load application
- Meshing & result interpretation
- Femap with NX Nastran examples
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Piping Engineering
Pipe Supporting: a Practical Guide
- Springs, guides, stops & pipe shoes
- Thermal expansion & nozzle loads
- Support philosophies & maintenance
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EngineeringTrainer helps teams
build common technical foundations
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Training across locations
Self-paced courses allow engineers to learn around project schedules, wherever their teams are based.
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Shared technical learning
Give engineers working on related technical subjects access to the same explanations of codes, methods, and engineering principles.
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Builds deeper technical understanding
Understand the principles, assumptions, limitations, and failure mechanisms behind codes, calculations, and software results.
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Taught by industry experts
Learn from engineers who contribute to ASME codes and EN standards and bring decades of industry experience to the subjects they teach.
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Next step
Build shared technical understanding
across your teamsTell us which engineering teams, disciplines, or locations you want to align and which technical subjects they work with. We'll help identify suitable training and provide team pricing.