Events

& Webinars

Connect with Equity by attending our monthly technical webinars, at upcoming industry tradeshows and conferences, or by listening to the Upon Further Inspection podcast. These events enable our SMEs to share their knowledge and offer practical recommendations for some of the mechanical integrity and reliability challenges facing refineries, chemical plants, and industrial facilities. 

Monthly Webinars

Equity hosts free monthly webinars on several asset integrity topics, including fitness-for-service (FFS), damage mechanisms, mechanical integrity, pressure relief, and risk-based inspection (RBI) strategies. Each session offers practical recommendations from Equity SMEs with refinery and chemical plant experience. 

  • Inspecting for Piping Vibration – Vibration Testing of Small-Bore Piping is a Fixable Gap in Mechanical Integrity Programs

    September 17, 2026 | 11:00am EST

    Mechanical integrity (MI) programs are maturing. Corrosion monitoring locations have been established and are now being optimized, and risk-based inspection (RBI) planning is more common. Yet piping continues to fail in service from a damage mechanism that most MI programs avoid or ignore: vibration fatigue. Piping vibration integrity programs are easier to adopt now that acceptance criteria will be codified in API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 Part 15.  This webinar covers how to perform piping vibration inspection and assessment and prioritize mitigation actions with a risk-based approach to supplement the assessment outcomes. Examples will be shared on how Part 15 Level 1 and 2 Fitness-for-Service evaluations of piping vibration can be executed with field engineers and evaluated at scale to supplement your MI programs.

We Are Equity

Equity offers a comprehensive portfolio of technical training courses and webinars designed for engineers at every career stage — from new hires building foundational knowledge to seasoned professionals staying current on the latest industry standards, codes, and best practices in mechanical integrity, risk-based inspection (RBI), fitness-for-service (FFS), damage mechanisms, pressure relief systems, asset integrity management, corrosion engineering, and more. As an API-U Preferred Provider and active participant on API and ASME committees, Equity delivers API-U approved courses in Pressure Relieving Systems, Fitness-for-Service, Risk-Based Inspection, and Damage Mechanisms, alongside a full catalog of Equity Technical Institute (ETI) courses spanning pressure vessels, piping, tankage, materials and corrosion, instrumentation, process control, welding, software, and risk management — all of which qualify for API CPD credit hours and comply with API recertification requirements. Whether you prefer in-person, virtual, hybrid, on-site, or on-demand learning, Equity's flexible training options make it easy to grow your skills, improve plant reliability and safety, and advance your career in the oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical processing, refining, midstream, fertilizer, and renewable energy industries.