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1 CODE CAT E GORY COURSE DURAT I ON V E N U E ME#111 Piping /Design Piping Design and Arrangement Trainer: Sam Wei Yeow T E N T ATIVE D ATE( S ) 3-days Singapore February 2014 Course Synopsis: The course will review the basic requirements of Piping Arrangement& Pipe Support Design with emphasis on pipe routing design practices& requirements on compressor, pump, heat exchanger, air cooler, vessel, flare system piping layout. A general overview of piping material, pipe flexibility and pipe stress requirements will be included in this course. Application of these concepts include practical case studies on offshore piping layout, piping material selection, MTO review & general Piping Fit-For-Life (FFS) Study as per ASME B31.3 requirements. This course provides the necessary knowledge for those who are responsible for designing& constructing a new piping system, particularly on offshore environment,& those who oversee and ensure the integrity of existing piping system. ME#121 Fluid Flow Practical Analysis Using PIPENET Trainer: Sholihah Rosli / Dr. Dev Sebastian 2-days February 2014 Course Synopsis: A 2-days course where attendees will be taught on correct methods in doing transient analysis and gained tips in using PIPENET software. Towards the end of this workshop participants will have the correct approach in performing transient analysis using computer software tools.and at the same time, learn the useful tips to use PIPENET in performing their transient analysis Design & Fabrication of Pressure Vessels (Based on ASME ME#07 Equipment Boiler & Pr essur e Vessel Code: Sectio n VIII, Divis i o n 1) 3-days Malaysia February 2014 Tr ainer: Ramesh Tiwar i Course Synopsis: Based on the rules for pressure vessel design & construction, this 3-day training course covers the requirement of ASME Section VIII, Div. 1, including organization, design, materials, fabrication, inspection, testing and documentation of pressure vessels. ME#23 Mechanical / Piping / Process Details Engineering of Piping System and Process Equipment Trainer: Bob Wilson Singapore / April / May 2014 Course Synopsis: This course will be of interest to people employed in any area that piping is present, be it Refinery, Chemical, Power, Pulp& Paper, Utility etc. It shall Introduce engineers, designers& construction personnel to the various procedures involved in the development& engineering of Piping& Instrumentation Diagrams(P&IDs), Equipment Plot Plans, Piping Arrangements& Fabrication Drawings. ME#21 Mechanical / Piping / Process The Layout of Piping Systems and Process Equipment Trainer: Bob Wilson Indonesia April / May 2014 Course Synopsis: This course will familiarize engineers, designers& construction personnel with layout, design procedures& practices involved in the location of equipment& layout of piping systems. Traditionally there has been little formal training in this area& design decisions have to be made based on practical considerations without formulae or code reinforcement. Completing piping arrangements take up the majority of man-hours in the design of a process plant & the designer is required to apply acceptable layout procedures. This intensive course will give attendees the background required to complete a typical equipment layout& piping arrangement. ME#02 Piping / Design ASME B31.3 Process Piping, Design Construction & Mechanical Integrity Trainer: Don Frikken 5 days Malaysia June 2 6, 2014 Course Synopsis: The aim of this course is to provide the participants with a complete and up-to-date overview of the area of Piping Technology with an emphasis on process piping. The course covers design, fabrication, examination & testing requirements of ASME B31.3. It covers Code requirements from design through start-up of new piping systems, as well as standards for inspection & repair of piping systems that have been in service, as provided in API 570, Piping Inspection Code. This course provides a foundation of knowledge necessary for those responsible for assuring the mechanical integrity of existing piping systems,

2 CODE CAT E GORY COURSE DURAT I ON VE NUE ME#05 Piping / Piping Vibration Analysis & Practical Engineering Solutions in Pr ocess Plants Tr ainer: Don Fr ikken / Char les Becht TENTATIVE DATE(S) 3-days June 9 13, 2014 Course Synopsis: This course provides a background on fundamental causes of piping vibration & how to identify sources of vibration, rules of thumb & simplified methods for evaluating vibration severity, & methods of treatment. A wide variety of causes of vibration are covered in order to enable the participant to properly evaluate the variety of piping vibration problems that can occur in piping systems. The causes of vibration, where possible, are discussed with respect to very basic energy& momentum principles that enable the participant to understand what is happening within& to the piping system. ME#75 Mechanical / Equipment Steam and Gas Turbine Indonesia May 2014 Course Synopsis: In recent years, modern Steam and Gas Turbines have dramatically increased in size and complexity due to improvements in output and efficiency together with increasingly stringent environmental requirements. Therefore, the requirements upon the Plant Manager are growing. After attending the course, one will gain a detailed understanding of the operation and maintenance of steam and Gas Turbines. ME#11 Inspection /Reliability & API 579 Fitness For Service Indonesia June 2014 Course Synopsis: The course will cover the details of the API 579 code where it could be of benefit to inspectors, maintenance personnel, design engineers, stress analysts, and project personnel. Those involved with repairs/alterations of vessels and piping will also. Among topics that will be discussed; Brittle Fracture (Part 3), General Metal Loss (Part 4), Local Metal Loss (Part 5), Pitting Corrosion (Part 6), Hydrogen Blisters and Hydrogen Damage Associated with HIC and SOHIC(Part 7) and etc. ME#27 Mechanical / Storage Tank / Reliability & Advanced Storage Tank API 650 and API 653 Design, and Inspection Indonesia June 2014 Course Synopsis: The course will highlight various common storage facilities for liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons & explain their configuration, tank farm requirements, design operation & maintenance aspects. Topics discussed will be; types of conventional storage tanks, design aspects & design codes (in compliance with API650, EN14015, BSI) operational aspects, tank maintenance, inspection & engineering (in compliance with API65 and EEMUA159) introduction in Risk Based Inspection (RBI) related to preventive maintenance, maintenance work (including tank jacking based on international & company standards API/EEMUA/DEP s)& safety aspects. ME#59 Management Shutdown and Turnaround Management 2-days August 2014 Course Synopsis: Shutdowns and turnarounds in the process industries have a significant impact on a business s financial performance, the integrity of its assets and their subsequent reliability. The planning, preparation and execution of a turnaround requires great attention as the turnaround budget is almost more than the annual maintenance budget. Turnaround training is now recognized as a critical element to the overall success of any turnaround, shutdown or outage. Success is dependent on the ability of the turnaround team to work within a turnaround procedure prepared meticulously and executed in the field systematically.

3 CODE CAT E GORY COURSE DURAT I ON V E N U E ME#119 Equipment Pump & Compressor: Selection, Operation & T E N T ATIVE D ATE( S ) August 2014 Course Synopsis: Join the class as the instructor brought the audience on journey of the pump and compressor training program which will provide the attendee with practical knowledge and skills needed to address common concerns of pumps, pump systems and compressors. ME#47 Material, Fabrication & Inspection API RP 580 Risk-Based Inspection API RP 581 Risk Based Inspection Technology 3-days Malaysia November 2014 Course Synopsis: API RP 580 introduces the principles and presents minimum general guidelines for developing a RBI program for fixed equipment and piping. API RP 581 provides quantitative RBI methods to establish an inspection program. PUBLIC OR IN-HOUSE TRAINING INQUIRIES: X1 Application of Risk Based Inspection (RBI) to Reduce Cost, Improve Reliability and Reduce Risk Trainer: J. Robert "Bob" Sims Course Synopsis: The "HOW-TO" manual to optimize plant inspection to achieve better reliability and reduced risk without sacrificing cost. Specific exercises will give participants the opportunity to examine important aspects for implementation of a RBI system that is tailored to the individual needs of their process plant facility. X2 Application of Codes and Standards in Pressure Vessels and Piping for Nuclear Power Plants Course Synopsis: This course covers the application of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Section III code for the design of nuclear plant components: vessels, tanks, piping systems, pumps and valves. It addresses the roles and responsibilities of the Owner, the designer, the regulator, and the authorized nuclear inspector. The course reviews the design methods, equations, and criteria, with example applications. The course also provides the regulatory requirements which apply to these components and a historical perspective on the evolution of the design and regulatory rules. X3 ASME B31.4 Liquid Pipelines and ASME B31.8 Gas Pipelines Course Synopsis: This course covers the requirements and practices of the oil and gas pipeline codes ASME B31.4 and ASME B31.8. The technical bases of the pipeline code requirements and their practical application to design, construction, operation, inspection and mechanical integrity. 3-day s

4 X4 Elements of Applied Process Engineering Trainer: Gennaro J. Maffia, PhD Course Synopsis: This course introduces the basic concepts that are needed to understand the performance and design of unit operations in Chemical Process Plants. The key principles of process engineering and how they are applies to the design, evaluation and operation of chemical plants will be covered. X5 Engineering Problem Solving for the Process Industry (Process Plant Troubleshooting) Tr ainer: Joseph Bonem 5 days 4 5 days Course Synopsis: A unique and highly rated course designed to provide industrial engineers and managers with both knowledge and experience in using a scientific problem solving approach. The course presents an approach that emphasizes the classical problem solving approach(defining the sequence of events) with the addition of the steps of formulating a theoretically correct working hypothesis, providing a means to test the hypothesis, and providing a foolproof means to eliminate the problem. X6 Failur e Pr eventio n, Repair & Life E xtensio n of Piping, Vessels and Tanks Course Synopsis: This course provides the technical and ASME Code basis to understand the causes of failure, optimize inspections, calculate margins and remaining life of degraded components (tanks, vessels, boilers, piping systems and pipelines), and select and implement the optimum repair techniques X7 Fundamentals of Process Engineering Trainer: Gennaro J. Maffia, PhD Course Synopsis: This course covers the broad field of process engineering from the development of a process flow schematic to the evaluation of operating and proposed technology. The course will be presented in interactive format with many industrial examples. Nineteen case studies from process engineering will be used to illustrate the concepts discussed during the lecture portion. Participants will have the opportunity to solve sample problems with the help of the professor. X8 Operation, and Repair of Plant Piping Systems 4 days 5 days 4 days Course Synopsis: This course covers the fundamentals of design, layout, fabrication, examination and testing as it relates to preventative repairs and modifications of piping. X9 Process Hazard Analysis Methods and Leadership - Advanced Course Trainer: William F. Kenney John Hauser 4 5 days Course Synopsis: This course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and group leadership skills to systematically lead an effective, multidisciplinary Process Hazards Analysis(PHA) study intended to identify and analyze the significance of potential process hazards and make recommendations for eliminating hazards, for reducing the consequences of potential accidents and for improving general facility safety. Essential training for management, engineering (design, process, chemical, facilities, instrumentation and control), operations and safety of process operations, safety/environment personnel, plant operators, area managers and maintenance personnel. X10 Refining The Primer on Refinery and Petrochemical Industry Equipment Trainer: Ted Princiotto Course Synopsis: A fundamental course to provide participants with an overview of the types of equipment used in the refining and petrochemical industry. While any one piece of equipment is worthy of a five day course, this course is intended to present the fundamental concepts of operation and design and the role that codes and standards play in equipment selection and design. For recent graduate engineers, CADD operators, project engineers and procurement specialists. 2 days

5 ME#45 Assessment of Process Hazards, Risk and Appropriate Protection Systems Trainer: Martin Gollin Course Synopsis: A well covered course on the process hazards which deals with concept of risk & methodologies. The course also covers LOPA, various types of protection that can be employed, including the basic process control system, relief devices, and Safety Interlock Systems& many more ME#12 A to Z of Pressure Vessels Trainer: Ramesh Tiwari 1 2 days Course Synopsis: While the ASME Code provides detailed guidelines for the design of pressure vessels, it does not adequately cover the requirements for fabricating them. This course attempts to bridge the gap by explaining the entire process of receiving the order in a fabrication shop, planning the sequence of manufacturing operations, requisitioning of components, examining various methods employed in the fabrication of pressure vessels, the examinations by shop personnel as well as third-party inspectors, testing of pressure vessels and finally the preparation of code documents. ME#14 Know Your Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers Trainer: Ramesh Tiwari 1 2 days Course Synopsis: Shell-and-tube heat exchangers are used extensively throughout the power and process industry, and as such a basic understanding of their design, construction and performance is important to the practicing engineer. This course provides an overview of the design, fabrication, inspection and maintenance of this heat exchanger type, focusing on both the thermal as well as mechanical aspects. ME#61 Course Synopsis: Upon completion of this course, participants will have gained a practical understanding of the concepts of Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) and the means to implement an RBI program within their organization using both API recommended practices and industry-accepted programs. They will also be introduced to the primary damage mechanisms that cause deterioration and failure in process plant equipment. Refinery and Petrochemical Industry Material Selection and Corrosion 3 4days ME#06 Trainer: Tony Scribner, P.E. Course Synopsis: An essential course for engineers, designers, inspection and maintenance personnel to understand basic corrosion and metallurgical concepts, deterioration mechanisms, recognition and evaluation techniques to avoid failures and costly downtime. X11 Seismic Design and Retrofit of Equipment and Piping Course Synopsis: This course covers the requirements for the seismic design or retrofit of critical plant and facility systems and equipment in accordance with the national standards and regulations from FEMA and thelatestasmeandubccodes. Risk-Based Inspection Implementation and the Effects of Damage Mechanisms Trainer: Leslie L. Loushin 4 days