Does anyone know anything about training related to CAESAR II or pipeline stress analysis?
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In the previous phase, my supervisor assigned me to learn *CAESAR II; in the future, I will likely be responsible for pipeline stress analysis tasks. However, due to limited exposure, after studying on my own for some time, I still find many aspects unclear; I hope to attend a structured training course to help me improve quickly. I searched online but found no relevant information. Does anyone know of any training programs that would be suitable for me? If so, I plan to ask my supervisor for permission to attend them. Thank you all! By the way, I’m in Beijing, so it’s best if the training is also in Beijing, as that makes it easier to apply for it.
Beijing Aisifu Computer Software Company is the domestic agent for COADE, and the training is usually organized by Aisifu; it takes place every year.
I just checked Esfer’s homepage and couldn’t find any information related to training. Excuse me, is this kind of training not held regularly upstairs? Also, if there is training, how much in advance is it usually announced, and through what channels can one receive notifications? Thank you again.
It’s not regular. Generally, ESOF sends notifications to the companies that purchased the CAESAR II in that particular year, as well as to those that have purchased it before; it’s worth keeping an eye out for such messages. It’s only been a month since 2009!
The key point is that CAESAR II will likely be put into use in the work soon, and there isn’t much time left for me to learn it*, so I’m a bit anxious.
The general training period is only two or three days; you can first consult the application guides and technical reference manuals published by Aisifu. Moreover, apart from having a background in materials science, it’s advisable to have experience in piping work, as the data entry for this software isn’t complicated – the key lies in knowing how to make adjustments. This definitely requires practice on several projects. It seems like you haven’t been working in design for very long!
There were 3 training sessions in 2008; I’m not sure about this year. Check their homepage – there, you’ll find the specific dates for the training sessions.
I’ve been working in design for almost four years now, and I have experience with piping work on several projects. Last year I joined a new company, and since there were no specialists in stress analysis there, my supervisor planned to have me learn about it. I’ve gone through the application guides and technical manuals as well; the basic input procedures are more or less clear (though there are still some details I haven’t delved into thoroughly). Right now, I mainly want to improve my skills in analysis. Hmm, since no one at my workplace can guide me, it’s difficult to learn on my own. Moreover, I might have to take on related work in the near future, so I want to hurry up and enroll in a training course to learn in a more systematic way.
Give me your contact information so I can email you to keep you informed
It seems there’s a training session in Shanghai on March 16; you can come and attend it
If you’re in a design firm, there will be many training opportunities that will come to you. Evers has training programs available; if you have money, what is there to worry about? It’s we who want to provide training but don’t have the funds
The cost of the training is quite high – over 3,000 yuan for three days. It’s better to have some basic knowledge before attending the training, as the pace of instruction is fast; otherwise, it will be difficult to keep up and the training won’t be very effective