ANAHEIM, Calif., January 10, 2024 (Newswire.com) - I4I Academy proudly announces the revitalization of its API 510 Online Pressure Vessel Training Course. The courses have undergone a successful migration to a new platform, now featuring advanced elements such as video sessions, interactive flashcards, quiz portals, final exams, and certification.
This comprehensive course is designed to equip participants with the necessary skills to excel in the American Petroleum Institute's individual certification program test, enabling them to become authorized pressure vessel inspectors. Given the substantial demand for certified inspectors in the oil and gas industry, this course addresses a critical need.
In addition to the API 510 course update, I4I Academy has introduced two new offerings: the API 580 Risk Based Inspection exam prep course and the API 571 Corrosion and Material exam prep course. These courses are ideally suited for certified API 510 pressure vessel inspectors, API 570 piping inspectors, and API 653 storage tank inspectors looking to enhance their knowledge and capabilities in corrosion and risk-based inspection.
The API 580 course guides students on utilizing risk-based inspection to determine inspection intervals, scopes, and methods, providing alternative approaches and techniques for effective inspection practices.
For professionals seeking to broaden their expertise in the field, these courses offer invaluable insights and practical knowledge. Elevate your capabilities with I4I Academy's updated API 510 course and the newly launched API 580 and API 571 courses.
About I4I Academy: I4I Academy is a leading provider of specialized training for professionals in the petroleum industry. With a commitment to excellence, the academy offers a diverse range of courses designed to meet the evolving needs of the industry. For more information, visit I4I Academy.
Contact Information:Bob Rasooli
Manager
bob@inspection-for-industry.com
949-383-0564
Original Source: I4I Academy Enhances the API 510 Online Pressure Vessel Training Course
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