This two-day course will provide participants with a review of the Canadian Standards Association CSA Z662 Code, with an emphasis on practical application of the standard to oil and natural gas pipeline design, construction and operation in onshore areas. The course is designed for pipeline engineers, technologists, inspectors or other professionals who require a working knowledge of Z662. Participants are encouraged but not required to bring a copy of the code (not included in course fees) to the session.

A complete set of course materials and lunches are included.

• Introduction to CSA
• Scope of the Standard and terminology (Clause 1 and 2)
• Loss and Safety Management Systems (Clause 3)
• Design (Clause 4)
• Materials (Clause 5)
• Installation and Joining (Clause 6 and 7)
• Pressure Testing (Clause 8)
• Corrosion Control (Clause 9)
• Operating, Maintenance, and Upgrading (Clause 10)
• Sour Service (Clause 16)

After 14 years of working in pipeline and facility construction, Joe Paviglianiti earned a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering from the University of Calgary. He is currently a pipeline integrity specialist, with over 30 years of broad and extensive pipeline system experience conducting pipeline and facility design reviews, incident investigations, engineering assessment reviews, joining and NDE procedure assessments, and integrity management system audits as well as field construction inspections. Since 1999 he has participated on CSA oil and gas system development and certification of NDE personnel committees. In addition to having published papers in technical conferences proceedings and journals, Joe has provided training and presentations on integrity management, standards development, and regulations in numerous countries.