EITEP Training, the educational arm of EITEP Institute, is extending its global reach into the Asia‑Pacific region, debuting a new in‑person course in Australia and delivering specialist training at the inaugural Pipeline Technology Conference Asia (ptc Asia) in Kuala Lumpur.

On 27 August 2025, in collaboration with ALim and Associates, EITEP Training will host its first Australian course, “Fundamentals of Pipeline Anomaly Assessment,” in Burswood, Perth, Western Australia. The one-day workshop offers a hands-on introduction to the principles and practices of anomaly assessment. Led by seasoned pipeline expert Adrian Lim, the course provides a practical look into corrosion types, industry codes, anomaly interactions, and real-world case studies. Participants will also have the chance to carry out live assessment calculations and connect with peers from across the sector in a relaxed and interactive setting.

In Malaysia, EITEP Training will feature a one‑day specialist session on 11 November 2025, aligned with the Pipeline Technology Conference Asia at KLCC on 12–13 November 2025. The event builds on the legacy of the Pipeline Technology Conference in Berlin and caters to the Southeast Asian market’s expanding offshore gas and energy infrastructure sectors.

EITEP Training empowers energy, pipeline and infrastructure professionals worldwide. These new courses in Australia and Asia mark a significant milestone in its mission to bring technical excellence closer to regional professionals.

Visit www.eitep-training.com for information on course locations and bookings in Australia and Kuala Lumpur.