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API Training builds a more knowledgeable and skilled natural gas and oil industry workforce through educational programs designed to help ensure improved productivity, safety and sustainability in industry operations. Industry professionals can continue their professional development on their own schedule through on-demand eLearning training or engage with trainers in real-time through instructor-led courses offered in-person and virtually. For questions regarding training offerings, please email training@api.org.
Featured Training Courses
WorkSafe Contractor Safety Training
The API WorkSafe Contractor Safety Program provides construction and maintenance workers at retail petroleum convenience facilities and service stations a general awareness of safety issues and procedures associated with contractor work at these sites.
RP 2D Crane, Rigger and Operator Training
API provides training for personnel seeking qualification as an offshore crane operator, inspector or rigger on the safe operation and maintenance of offshore cranes to promote high levels of safety and environmental protection in offshore operations in the natural gas and oil industry.
Spec Q1 and Q2 Training
API-U instructor-led training courses based on API Specifications Q1 and Q2 provide the learner with the knowledge to apply the specs to their own organizations to fulfill quality management system requirements and customer needs.
Auditing Training
The API-U instructor-led Auditor Training Series gives the learner insight into how to conduct effective audits and how to lead an audit team.
Inspection Training
API’s suite of inspection training courses focuses on providing the learner with practical knowledge and competencies relevant to petroleum and petrochemical inspection personnel.
Measurement Training
API’s suite of measurement training courses introduces the learner to API’s Manual of Petroleum and Measurement Standards and provides the learner with the knowledge to establish technical baseline calculations for custody transfer, loss control and environmental measurement activities.
To learn more and to register for training visit www.api.org/training.
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