ASME In-Company Training Program Offers Economical, On-Site Live Courses

ASME In-Company Training Program Offers Economical, On-Site Live Courses ASME In-Company Training Program Offers Economical, On-Site Live Courses ASME In-Company Training Program Offers Economical, On-Site Live CoursesEach year, ASME Training Development presents its more than 150 public short courses, which were developed to keep engineers current with the constantly changing profession and workplace, in a variety of locations throughout the world. However, ASME also offers another training option - ASME In-Company Training - that enables corporations, universities and other organizations to save on travel expenses by offering these same live courses on-site at their facility at a time of their choosing. Every course that ASME Training Development offers to the public can be presented as an In-Company course, depending upon the availability of the instructors. Companies can work with the instructors to customize the courses to address specific workplace issues. So, in addition to being accommodating to corporate budgets and schedules, live In-Company Training courses can be tailored to meet the individual geschftsleben needs of the company hosting them. ASME In-Company Training courses are presented by ASME-approved instructors who are recognized experts within their professional disciplines. Most code courses are developed and taught by ASME Code Committee members who understand and can communicate code or standard relevance and their impact on safety, quality and integrity. Courses cover a range of topics including boilers and pressure vessels bolting design and materials elevators and escalators fluids and heat transfer geometric dimensioning and tolerancing project management nuclear power plants piping and pipelines process safety risk and reliability and welding. Employees can earn continuing education units (CEUs) or professional development hours (PDHs) upon completion of each course. To learn more about the A SME In-Company Training program, visit http//go.asme.org/corporate or contact Paul Francis, Corporate Development, (973) 244-2304 or francispasme.org.