Objective

LO1: Explain what Small Bore Tubing Assemblies are and what they are used for
LO2: Describe the potential issues and consequences associated with SBT assemblies
LO3: Outline measures every person can take to reduce SBT incidents
LO4: Describe the types of engineering drawings used in the assembly and installation of SBT
LO5: Identify common symbols used on engineering drawings
LO6: Explain the importance of following engineering drawings correctly
LO7: Specify the differences between tubing and pipe
LO8: Describe tubing specifications
LO9: Explain how to prepare, handle and store tubing correctly
LO10: Specify the tools used for working with tubing
LO11: Outline best practice for marking, cutting and bending tubing
LO12: Identify common issues associated with cutting and bending tubing
LO13: Explain why expansion loops are required in tubing runs
LO14: Describe twin ferrule mechanical grip fittings and how they work
LO15: Explain how to assemble fittings correctly
LO16: Identify common faults associated with assembling fittings
LO17: Explain how to disassemble fittings correctly
LO18: Explain how to reassemble fittings correctly
LO19: Describe some of the equipment required to ensure a good seal
LO20: Recognise the support systems for SBT assemblies
LO21: Describe the correct use of clamps
LO22: Explain why vibration is a concern in SBT assemblies and how it can be minimised

Target Group

Oil & Gas Industry (Onshore & Offshore)

Prerequisites

No prerequisites are required to sit this course.

Examination

The assessment is taken during the course and is within the expected duration.

Course Contents

This aim of this course is to provide you with an overview of small bore tubing, the risks associated with it, and how to mitigate those risks. You will gain an understanding of what twin ferrule mechanical grip fittings are and how to use them, as well as how to assemble, disassemble and reassemble fittings and associated support systems.