Committee for Industrial, Radiation and Nuclear Safety under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The main objective of this training program was to strengthen the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of specialists working in the field of internal pipeline diagnostics, as well as to further develop their professional competencies in the effective use of modern diagnostic technologies and advanced equipment.

During the sessions, participants were provided with detailed information on the basic principles and modern technologies of internal pipeline diagnostics, advanced inspection tools, capabilities of diagnostic equipment, common defects in main pipelines, as well as methods for analyzing obtained diagnostic data.

Special attention was given to ensuring the reliability of pipeline systems from the perspective of industrial safety, the correct assessment of identified defects, and the effective practical use of diagnostic results.

The three-day training process was organized through a combination of theoretical and practical sessions. On the first day, the main theoretical topics were covered and Q&A sessions were held. On the second day, participants reinforced their knowledge through practical case studies and developed skills in applying theory to real-life situations. On the final day, the results were summarized, open discussions were held, and a final Q&A session took place.

The training sessions were conducted by leading specialists of ROSEN Europe B.V. in the field of internal pipeline diagnostics — Evgeniy Tazov and Adilet Serik. They shared their international experience and practical knowledge, and provided detailed answers to all participants’ questions.

Upon completion of the course, the results were summarized, and participants who successfully completed the program were ceremoniously awarded certificates.

This international training course contributes to enhancing the professional level of specialists, studying advanced international experience, and widely implementing modern diagnostic methods for the safe and reliable operation of industrial facilities and main pipelines.

The Committee for Industrial, Radiation and Nuclear Safety continues its systematic efforts aimed at improving the qualifications of specialists, expanding international cooperation, and developing modern knowledge and skills in the field of industrial safety.