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Oil & Gas · Chemicals · Power Generation
Expand your team's capability
into new technical areas
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Even experienced teams encounter
work outside their usual expertise
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When unfamiliar work becomes a regular responsibility, ad hoc support is no longer enough.
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Build new capability on the
experience your team already has
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Step 1
Define the capability to add
Identify the code, method, material, equipment, software, or analysis the team needs to understand.
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Step 2
Match training to existing experience
Select relevant EngineeringTrainer courses based on what engineers already know and the new capability they need to build.
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Step 3
Apply the learning in real work
Engineers connect the new knowledge to engineering work and use specialist review where needed.
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Self-paced courses for
technical onboarding
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Piping Engineering
Introduction to Pipe Stress Engineering: Fundamentals 1
- ASME B31.3 & ASME B31.8
- Pipe-stress loads & equipment interfaces
- Criticality selection & wall-thickness calculations
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Piping Engineering
Pipe Supporting: a Practical Guide
- Springs, rods, shoes & structural supports
- Guides, stops & restraint functions
- Thermal expansion, nozzle loads & support philosophy
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Mechanical Engineering
Introduction to Valves
- Linear- & rotary-motion valve types
- Manual, electric, pneumatic & hydraulic actuators
- Valve characteristics, applications & selection
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Mechanical Engineering
Introduction to Heat Exchangers
- Shell-and-tube & plate heat exchangers
- Parallel, cross & counter flow
- Heat-exchanger fouling & failure causes
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Mechanical Engineering
Introduction to Centrifugal Pumps
- Radial, axial, mixed-flow & multistage pumps
- Pump characteristic curves & NPSH
- Cavitation, gas binding & loss of prime
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EngineeringTrainer is built for
technical onboarding alongside project work
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Fits around project work
Engineers can learn at their own pace alongside active projects, without fixed classroom schedules or days away from their engineering work.
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Built for real engineering work
Our courses cover the codes, standards, calculations, methods, and software used in piping and mechanical engineering projects.
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Complements senior mentoring
Structured foundations give new engineers a stronger basis for project-specific questions, technical review, and guidance from experienced colleagues.
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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 an onboarding plan
around each engineer's roleTell us about the engineers you're onboarding, their disciplines, existing experience, and the work they'll be expected to do. We'll help identify suitable courses, programs, or learning paths for your team.