Build a Future-Ready Workforce in Pipeline Integrity

Build introductory pipeline integrity skills with ROSEN’s Competence Club Our Pipeline Integrity E-Learn Bundle offers a streamlined, flexible way to gain awareness-level knowledge of essential pipeline integrity topics. Developed by industry experts, this online training series includes five self-paced e-learning courses designed for operators, engineers, and technical professionals. What’s included in the pipeline integrity e-learn bundle: Awareness-level e-learns introducing core pipeline integrity concepts, with 24/7 access Content featuring videos, presentations, and micro-courses Aligned with industry standards and best practices Which courses are included in the pipeline integrity e-learn pathway? Gain access to over 13 hours of expert-led content across five introductory courses: Introduction to Pipeline Integrity Management CS014A (90 minutes) Introduction to Crack Management CS050A (2 hours) Introduction to Fracture Mechanics CS032A (210 minutes) Introduction to Pipeline Defect Assessment CS020A (5 Hours) Introduction to Pipeline Repair CS012A (60 minutes) Learning outcomes: According to the Competence Standards Manual for Pipeline Integrity Management, completing your training will enable you to interpret and evaluate the knowledge. You will also be able to communicate and present coherent arguments about the subject matter. Key benefits of online pipeline integrity training: Scalable: Suitable for individuals or entire teams Time-efficient: Learn at your own pace with minimal environmental impact Performance-enhancing: Close skills gaps and improve productivity Flexible: Refresh your knowledge anytime, anywhere Recognized: Earn e-badges to validate your learning achievements Who should enroll? This pipeline integrity e-learn training pathway is ideal for entry-level engineers (0–2 years of experience), professionals aiming to deepen their understanding of pipeline integrity, and teams seeking to standardize awareness-level knowledge across departments. Read more

Build Your Pipeline Risk Expertise with ROSEN’s Competence Club Kickstart your career in pipeline engineering with our expertly designed e-learn training pathway. The Pipeline Risk E-Learn Pathway offers a flexible, self-paced learning experience tailored for engineers, operators, and technical professionals seeking foundational knowledge in pipeline risk. Developed by industry experts, this awareness-level training series covers essential pipeline risk concepts through engaging multimedia content, accessible anytime, anywhere. What’s included in the pipeline risk e-learn pathway: Awareness-level e-learns introducing core pipeline integrity concepts, with 24/7 access Content featuring videos, presentations, and micro-courses Aligned with industry standards and best practices Which courses are included in the pipeline risk e-learn pathway? Progress through six expertly crafted modules, each building on the last to deepen your understanding of pipeline risk: Introduction to Probability of Failure Analysis CS044A (60 minutes): By the end of the e-learn, you will be aware of the various pipeline hazards which may lead to loss of containment and assessing the probability of failure, from qualitative and quantitative analysis. Introduction to Failure Analysis CS033A (6 hours): By the end of this course, you will be aware of failure analysis, including metallurgy, fractography, mechanical properties, and stress analysis involved in failure investigation. Introduction to Consequence Analysis CS045A (60 minutes): By the end of this e-learn, you will be aware of the various consequences of pipeline failure scenarios, including the impact on people, the environment, infrastructure, and the business itself. Introduction to Pipeline Risk Management CS009A (60 minutes): By the end of this e-learn, you will be aware of risk management methods and standards. Introduction to Risk Analysis Tools and Techniques CS043A (45 minutes): By the end of this e-learn, you will be aware of the role of risk analysis in risk management and the tools and techniques commonly used to conduct a pipeline risk analysis. Introduction to Risk Analysis and Assessment (45 minutes): By the end of the e-learn, you will be able to understand and describe the key concepts relating to risk analysis, risk assessment, high uncertainty and the 'precautionary principle', rare events and reliance on experience/historical data.  Learning outcomes: According to the Competence Standards Manual for Pipeline Integrity Management, completing your training will enable you to interpret and evaluate the knowledge. You will also be able to communicate and present coherent arguments about the subject matter. Key benefits of online pipeline risk training: Scalable: Suitable for individuals or entire teams Time-efficient: Learn at your own pace with minimal environmental impact Performance-enhancing: Close skills gaps and improve productivity Flexible: Refresh your knowledge anytime, anywhere Recognized: Earn e-badges to validate your learning achievements Who should enroll? This pipeline risk e-learn pathway is ideal for entry-level engineers (0–2 years of experience), professionals aiming to deepen their understanding of pipeline integrity, and teams seeking to standardize awareness-level knowledge across departments.   Read more

This course will provide you with an awareness of internal and external pipeline inspection technologies and procedures, inspection standards and guidelines (including ISO, API, ASME, ANSI, NACE, DNV and specific national documents), and regulations, and their content related to pipeline inspection, including in-line inspection. Developed by industry expert Dr. Phil Hopkins, the course delivers awareness-level knowledge essential to pipeline integrity management. It can be taken as part of a broader learning journey or used as a standalone reference. Read more

About the Course This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Pipeline Integrity Management Systems (PIMS), focusing on the principles, processes, and best practices required to ensure the safe, reliable, and compliant operation of pipeline assets throughout their lifecycle. Participants will gain an understanding of integrity threats, risk management methodologies, inspection and monitoring programs, anomaly and defect management, repair strategies, and integrity planning. The course explores how operators develop and implement effective integrity management programs by integrating data from inspections, operations, maintenance activities, and risk assessments. Participants will also learn how management systems, regulatory requirements, industry standards, and continuous improvement practices support effective decision-making and long-term pipeline integrity. Key Details Dates: 13-15 October 2026 Duration: 3 days Level: Tier 2 Delivery Method: In-person training Group Size: approximately 25 participants Who Should Attend? Engineers, pipeline operators, integrity specialists, maintenance personnel, and technical professionals seeking a foundational understanding of Pipeline Integrity Management Systems Competency Standard: Meets ROSEN's Competency Standard for Pipeline Integrity Management Systems (PIMS) Upon Program Completion: Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance and Certificate of Assessment (following the exam completion) For registration and pricing, please email Diana Adilova at dadilova@rosen-group.com   Meet the Expert The Pipeline Integrity Management, repair and pigging module will be led by Mr. Will Sharman.  Wil has more than 39 years’ experience in the pipeline industry with companies such as British Gas, GE-PII and Penspen before moving to ROSEN in 2016.  During his time at Greystar and Penspen, ran the ILI operation projects, and became the SME for ILI and was appointed the SME the ILI and Repair technical disciplines. At ROSEN Will was initially an expert in all aspects of pipeline repair including selection of appropriate repair technique, design, installation and QA including significant field experience. Recently, Will has returned to Integrity and Operations and developed his skill sets in the areas of service development for pipeline integrity management and project management.  Finally, he leads the PIMS business and has developed PIMS for pipeline operators internationally. Read more

About the Course: Many of the fundamental issues affecting the integrity of buried metallic assets are directly apportioned to environmental and third party interference matters which can be either affected or mitigated via applied Cathodic Protection. This course covers the aspects of Cathodic Protection such as CIPS, DCGV Surveys and discussing the importance of the ability to provide in-depth reviews and mitigation solutions into such aspects. Key Details: Dates: May 26th and 27th, 2027 Duration: 8 hours, delivered as two half-day sessions for flexibility Level: Tier 2, Certificate Programs (Foundation) Delivery Method: Live, expert-led online training via Microsoft Teams Group Size: Small group - approximately 15 participants  Who Should Attend? Engineers and operators with an introductory understanding of the topic, seeking to deepen their knowledge Competency Standard: Meets ROSEN’s Competency Standard, Cathodic Protection and Monitoring (CS025F) Upon program completion, you will receive: A Certificate of Completion recognizing your accomplishment, along with Professional Development (CPD/CEU) Hours to support your professional growth   Meet The Expert: Dave Baglin Over ten years’ experience in various aspects of pipeline integrity field works and assessments, including cathodic protection trouble shooting, non-destructive engineering, failure investigations and field verification works. Current role, since January 2019: manages a team of front line, pipeline verification and cathodic protection technicians and engineers. The team provides field support to a wide range of international operators specializing in high end NDT, cathodic protection and digital mapping solutions. Read more

About the Course: This 8-hour course, led by ROSEN expert Joe Short, offers a comprehensive insight into to the fundamental concepts of pipeline defect assessment. Participants will gain a solid understanding of key terminology, principles, and issues, equipping them to discuss and apply these concepts confidently. Key Details: Dates: July 14th & 15th, 2027 Duration: 8 hours, delivered as two half-day sessions for flexibility Level: Foundational, Expert-Led Course Delivery Method: Live facilitation Group Size: Small group - approximately 15 participants  Who Should Attend? Engineers and operators with an introductory understanding of the topic, seeking to deepen their knowledge Competency Standard: Meets ROSEN’s Competency Standard, Pipeline Defect Assessment (CS020F) Upon program completion, you will receive: A Certificate of Completion recognizing your accomplishment, along with Professional Development (CPD/CEU) Hours to support your professional growth   Meet The Expert: Joe Short Joe Short is the Head of Post-ILI Integrity Assessment Services at ROSEN, bringing over 15 years of experience in pipeline integrity consultancy for onshore and offshore assets. His expertise spans pipeline defect assessments, post-in-line inspection (ILI) evaluations, integrity engineering, and the development of integrity management procedures and strategies. Joe specializes in fitness-for-purpose (FFP) assessments, corrosion growth analysis, and ILI technologies, supported by extensive knowledge of international codes and best practices. He has led projects for operators across the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia, and the Americas. Joe is an active member of the Australian Standards Committee, contributing to the revision of AS 2885.3 (Pipelines Operation and Maintenance) with a focus on anomaly assessment guidance. A seasoned trainer, he has delivered numerous courses on defect assessment, ILI technologies, and integrity management planning, helping operators maximize the value of ILI data. Read more