Preventing Engineering Failures Seminar

The problem with engineering failures is that they keep happening, often for reasons that are well known and avoidable. Integrity engineers and failure investigators are frequently brought in after key decisions have already been made, inheriting the consequences of earlier mistakes in design, procurement, operation, or maintenance.

This 1-day seminar focuses on preventing failures before they happen, rather than diagnosing them after the fact. Delegates will learn the fundamental rules of failure prevention, how common failures tend to repeat, and what can be done differently across the lifecycle of engineering systems.

Ideal for inspection/integrity engineers and owner-users of static or rotating equipment, the seminar applies broadly across mechanical engineering disciplines.

All attendees will receive:

• Course summary material
• A hard copy of "50 Rules for Preventing Engineering Failures" by the seminar author