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A Review of Jacketed Vessels
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: July
14, 2026 Delivery: Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation
Style: Documentary Approximate Time: 3.75 hours
Continuing Education
Qualification: AI Commission, B
Endorsement, PEI ASME Construction Education Partner for Credential
Renewal: API 510 Synopsis:
This course is designed to familiarize the student with jacketed vessels, from
the different types through their ASME Section VIII, Division 1 requiements and
documentation.
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ASME Section VIII, Division 2 Materials and Design
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: July
14, 2026 Delivery: Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation Style:
Summary Approximate Time: 3 hours Continuing Education Qualification: AI
Commission, B Endorsement, PEI ASME
Construction Education Partner for Credential
Renewal: API 510 Synopsis: This course provides
learners with an in-depth review of materials, Design by Rule, and Design by
Analysis, including special requirements for material selection, properties, and
certifications, as well as the special design requirements for Division 2
vessels. It is
highlyrecommended students
complete the "Overview of ASME Section VIII, Division 2" online course
prior to enrolling in this course.
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ASME Section X: An Overview of Class I and Class II Vessels
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: May 7, 2026 Delivery:
Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation
Style: Documentary Approximate Time:
3.3 hours
Continuing Education Qualification: AI
Commission, B Endorsement, PEI ASME Construction Education Partner for Credential
Renewal: API 510, API 570
Synopsis: This course introduces
the student to fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) vessels and discusses the rules
and requirements found in ASME Section X, including the roles of the Fabricator
and the Manufacturer and how to verify compliance during construction,
qualification, and testing of FRP vessels.
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Boiler Feedwater Basics
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: March 5,
2026 Delivery: Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation
Style: Documentary Approximate Time: 2
hours
Continuing Education
Qualification: IS Commission, O Endorsement,
PEI Inservice Education Partner for Credential Renewal: API 510
Synopsis:
This course is designed to provide basic knowledge to
the inservice inspector regarding boiler water and feedwater treatment and the
recognition of normal and abnormal effects of boiler water and feedwater
conditions for power boilers, steam heating boilers, and hot-water heating
boilers. Additionally, it is to provide knowledge of practices for the sampling
and monitoring of feedwater and boiler water and the benefits associated
therein.
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Calibration: ASME Code Requirements
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: March 5, 2026 Delivery:
Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation Style:
Documentary Approximate Time: 2.5 hours
Continuing Education Qualification: AI
Commission, B Endorsement, PEI ASME
Construction Education Partner for Credential
Renewal: API 510
Synopsis:
This course is designed to provide knowledge in the area of Code requirements
concerning calibration of gages, measurement devices, examination devices, and
testing devices. Also included are the responsibilities of the Authorized
Inspector in verifying compliance during construction of Code items.
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Common ASME Code Calculations for the Inservice Inspector
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: May 7, 2026 Delivery:
Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation
Style: Documentary Approximate Time: 3.25
hours
Continuing Education Qualification: IS
Commission, O Endorsement, PEI Inservice Education Partner for Credential
Renewal: API 510
Synopsis:
This course presents Inservice Inspectors with calculations likely
to be encountered during the course of their work . These
calculations are mostly for finding minimum thickness when maximum allowable
working pressure is known, or vice versa.
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Controls and Safety Devices for Automatically Fired Boilers
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: March 5, 2026 Delivery:
Online Code
Version: 2024 Presentation
Style: Documentary Approximate Time: 3 hours
Continuing Education Qualification: IS Commission, O Endorsement , PEI
Inservice Education Partner for
Credential Renewal: API 510
Synopsis:
This course is designed to familiarize students with the different parts of the
ASME CSD-1 Code, enabling them to quickly locate appropriate code sections when
they are in the field.
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Corrosion in Pressure-Retaining Items
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: May 7,
2026 Delivery: Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation
Style: Summary Approximate Time: 2.7 hours
Continuing Education
Qualification: IS Commission, O
Endorsement,PEI Inservice Education
Partner for Credential Renewal: API 510, API
570
Synopsis:
This course is designed to provide an Inservice Inspector with the general
knowledge of what corrosion is, the various types of corrosion, and which
corrosion types are encountered in certain situations.
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Efficiency Determination
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release Date: September
24, 2024 Delivery: Online Code Version: 2025 Presentation Style: Summary/Snyopsis Approximate Time: 3.5
hours Continuing Education Qualification: AI Commission, B Endorsement, PEI ASME Construction Education Partner for Credential
Renewal: API 510 Synopsis: This
course is designed to provide knowledge to the new construction
inspector in determining proper joint efficiency value based on factors
including category, joint type, service restrictions, and degree of radiography
required for various joint categories and joint types. Also included are the
principal responsibilities of the Authorized Inspector in understanding
ASME Code rules and in verifying compliance during construction of pressure
vessels.
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Fundamentals of Power Boiler Blowoff Systems
Tuition: $75.00 Enroll Now!
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Release
Date: May 7, 2026 Delivery:
Online Code
Version: 2025 Presentation
Style: Documentary Approximate Time: 3 hours
Continuing Education Qualification: IS
Commission, O Endorsement, PEI Inservice Education Partner for Credential
Renewal: API 510
Synopsis:
This course steps learners through what boiler blowoff is and why it is
performed. The difference between blowoff and blowdown and other related
terminology begins the training, followed by more detailed information on how
surface blowdown and bottom blowoff are performed, and the components used to
perform these procedures, such as valves, piping, and skimmers.
Next
learners are introduced to ASME BPV Code and NBIC requirements for blowdown and
blowoff systems, valves and piping. The National Board publication NB-27,
Guide to Blowoff Vessels is reviewed, specifically looking at blowoff
tanks and separators. The course concludes with learning about blowoff tank
sizing and vent design.
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