Event Overview
EEMUA 194 Subsea Engineering Basics course is flexible, part-time blended online learning for engineers and others involved in the design, specification, commissioning, operation, maintenance, repair or refurbishment of new and ageing underwater energy production equipment and related facilities.
The course covers:
** Structural integrity
** Wells
** Pipelines
** Riser
** Valves
** Coatings and Renewable
** and more.
As the world’s oil and gas reserves become ever more depleted, companies are exploring production in more remote locations and deeper waters. The pressures, temperatures and compositions of the produced fluids and the seawater environment, place substantial demands on materials of construction. Intervention costs increase significantly in deeper waters and inspection and monitoring for equipment integrity become more difficult. The industry has witnessed some expensive materials-related equipment failures, from which all can learn.
The in-depth course combines live classes, one-to-one tutorials and e-learning, with robust assessment and certification through a proctored, end-of-course exam – all structured as sessions to fit busy schedules of Subsea engineers over a period of three week. Learning encompasses the distilled know how of the industry captured in the practical, ‘how to’ guidance of EEMUA Publication 194 – developed and verified by industry, for industry.
The course is adapted to the engineering needs of each learner, site and company through a 2-hour induction to fit diaries from October 2026.
** Complete with CPD / PDH.
Open to all. Discount for EEMUA Members and Associates.