Training Academy

Build practical tubing system skills for upstream oil and gas applications. This hands-on program is designed for installers, engineers, designers, and quality assurance and quality control inspectors responsible for designing, installing, maintaining, or inspecting tubing systems. Help your team develop a shared foundation for consistent practices and fluid system integrity. 

Help your maintenance, instrumentation, and installation teams strengthen small-bore tubing practices in midstream and downstream applications. This program covers tube fitting installation, inspection, tube bending, and related topics, connecting practical skills to the work of maintaining and installing tubing systems in chemical and refining operations. 

Build on your team’s tube bending skills to address more complex tube installations. This course is relevant to installers and fabrication teams whose work requires more than basic bending techniques. 

Prepare your installation and maintenance teams to work with medium-pressure Swagelok® FK series fittings. Learn to identify key design characteristics and prepare and install these fittings, with attention to the criteria and variables involved in gas and liquid systems up to 20,000 psi. Build practical knowledge for informed installation decisions in demanding pressure applications. 

Build practical inspection skills to help protect the safety and reliability of your fluid systems. For maintenance, instrumentation, and reliability teams working in refining, chemical, and oil and gas operations, this course covers how to inspect fluid systems, identify tube fitting installation issues, and troubleshoot common problems that can lead to leaks or system failures. You’ll learn practical inspection techniques, fault identification, and proper Swagelok® tube fitting installation to help strengthen system integrity and reduce the risk of unplanned downtime. 

Develop a system-wide understanding of process analyzer sampling in this five-day course for technicians, chemists, and engineers involved in system design, construction, operation, or maintenance. Follow the sample path from the process line and tap through transport lines, stream switching, sample conditioning, the analyzer, and disposal. Build the technical foundation to evaluate how each part of the system influences sample delivery and analyzer performance. 

Strengthen your team’s approach to troubleshooting sampling system challenges. Learn to examine issues across the full sample path, from the process line to sample disposal. This course is relevant to maintenance and analyzer personnel who need to look beyond individual components when investigating sampling problems. 

Build practical sampling system skills through hands-on training for analyzer technicians, laboratory technicians, and personnel who build, operate, or maintain sampling systems. The course also welcomes those new to sampling, making it relevant for onboarding and strengthening your team’s technical foundation. 

Learn how complex sampling subassemblies fit together in a complete process analyzer sampling system. Develop your understanding of these subsystems, then learn how to design them and integrate them into an optimized system. This course is relevant to engineers, designers, and system builders responsible for sampling system design and integration. 

Strengthen flange assembly practices for installation and maintenance work. Learn key components, standards, and material compatibility, along with flange preparation, alignment, and proper bolt-tightening techniques. Hands-on instruction emphasizes safe practices using appropriate tools and personal protective equipment. 

Make more informed hose selection and maintenance decisions for your operation. Learn hose terminology, the variables that affect selection, and how to choose hose for different applications. The course also covers inspection practices and preventive maintenance, making it relevant to maintenance, reliability, and engineering teams responsible for hose performance. 

Develop practical skills for assembling and maintaining cone and thread connections in medium- and high-pressure systems. Learn correct coning and threading procedures, installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques. This course is relevant to technicians and installation teams working with demanding pressure applications. 

Build hands-on tubing system skills for hydrogen applications. Designed for personnel responsible for designing, installing, maintaining, or inspecting hydrogen tubing systems, this program helps engineering, installation, and maintenance teams strengthen their technical foundation for hydrogen-related work. 

Make more informed material selection decisions for your fluid systems. Learn alloy behavior, corrosion-resistance mechanisms, and the role of industry standards in selecting corrosion-resistant materials. This course is relevant to engineers and reliability professionals evaluating material suitability for demanding process conditions. 

Build hands-on skills for using the Swagelok® M200 orbital welding system in this five-day course. Help new welders develop a foundation for using automated welding technology and support your fabrication team’s work toward precise, consistent welds. This course is relevant to fabrication and installation teams incorporating orbital welding into fluid system work.