Duration: 6 Months
• Provide foundational knowledge of piping systems used in industrial applications.
• Develop skills in pipe fabrication, installation, and maintenance.
• Introduce learners to piping materials, tools, and safety practices.
• Enable understanding of basic piping drawings and standards.
By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
- Identify different types of pipes, fittings, and materials.
- Interpret basic piping drawings and symbols.
- Perform basic pipe cutting, joining, and installation techniques.
- Apply safety procedures in piping and construction environments.
- Assist in maintenance and inspection of piping systems.
Module 1: Introduction to Piping Technology
• Overview of piping systems and applications (oil & gas, water, HVAC)
• Types of pipes (steel, PVC, copper, stainless steel)
• Common fittings, valves, and components
• Industry terminology and standards
• Workplace safety and PPE
Module 2: Engineering Drawings and Piping Symbols
• Basics of technical drawings
• Reading piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs)
• Isometric drawings and orthographic views
• Standard symbols and abbreviations
• Introduction to design tools such as AutoCAD
Module 3: Pipe Fabrication and Installation
• Measuring and marking techniques
• Pipe cutting, threading, and bending
• Joining methods (welding, soldering, flanging)
• Installation procedures and alignment
• Use of hand and power tools
Module 4: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance
• Visual inspection techniques
• Leak detection and pressure testing
• Preventive and corrective maintenance
• Corrosion and protection methods
• Troubleshooting common piping issues
Module 5: Safety, Standards, and Industry Practices
• Occupational health and safety regulations
• Hazard identification and risk assessment
• Introduction to industry standards such as American Society of Mechanical Engineers codes
• Quality control in piping work
• Environmental considerations and sustainability
