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IACPE partners with universities globally, integrating CPE Level I into engineering graduation pathways in Indonesia, India, and beyond.

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Vision

To become a globally recognized association for certification of practicing engineers.


Mission

Based on engineering first principles and practical real world applications, our curriculum has been vetted by academic and industry professionals. Through rigorous study and examination, candidates are able to prove their knowledge and experience.

This body of certified professional engineers will become a network of industry professionals leading continuous improvement and education with improved ethics.

Knowledge. Certification. Networking.

IACPE focuses on three major areas of development for our members: Personal, Professional, and Networking.

Our Commitment

In addition to ensuring a professional level of competency and ethics, IACPE focuses on three major areas of development: personal growth, professional advancement, and meaningful industry networking.

"What Else Can I Do To Further My Career?"

The single most common question we encountered during our careers working in the field, running training courses, and lecturing at universities.

The IACPE concept was formulated by the many young professionals and students we met during our careers. We found, depending on a person's available time, finances, and country, the options to further one's career were not equal.

Many times the options available to students in developing countries were too costly and/or provided too little value in an expanding global business environment.

The reality is that most of our founders come from countries that require rigorous academic standards at four year universities in order to achieve an engineering degree. Then, after obtaining this degree, they complete even stricter government and state examinations to obtain their professional licenses in order to join professional organizations. They have been afforded the opportunity to continue their personal and professional development with many affordable schools, programs, and professional organizations. IACPE did not see those same opportunities for everyone in every country.

So we set out to design and build an association dedicated to supporting those engineers in developing and emerging economies.

IACPE took input from industry leaders, academic professors, and students from the Middle East and Southeast Asia — building an organization that would validate a candidate's engineering fundamentals, prove their individual skills, and enhance their networking ability. We wanted to do this in a way that was cost effective, time conscience, and utilized the latest technologies.

IACPE Leadership consists of an Academic Advisory Board, Industry Advisory Board, and Executive Board from around the world with over 125 years of combined experience.


Academic Advisory Board

University professors and academic experts who validate the intellectual rigor of IACPE's curriculum.

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Senior industry professionals ensuring programs remain relevant and practically aligned with real-world engineering.

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Executive Board

The governance body that guides IACPE's strategic direction, partnerships, and global mission.

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Indonesia

Yuli Amalia Husnil, ST.,MT.,PhD

Yuli Amalia Husnil, ST.,MT.,PhD

Lecture at Institute Technology Indonesia, Serpong, Banten. She obtain her B.S. and Master's from Universitas Indonesia in Chemical Engineering in 2006 and master's in 2009. She received her PhD in Yeungnam University, Republik of Korea.

Dr.Ir. Muaffaq A.Jani, M.Eng

Dr.Ir. Muaffaq A.Jani, M.Eng

Senior lecture and the Dean at Technic Faculty of Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Surabaya from 2009 to present, He is also an Assessor of Competency for Indonesian Professional Certification Authority (BNSP), Expert in General Occupational Health and Safety, Auditor Management Systems Health and Safety. He was General Manager for PT.Boma Bisma Indra. He obtained his B.S from Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya in 1990 and his Masters of Engineering in Electrical Engineering in 1995 from Iwate University, Morioka, Japan. He received his Doctor of Engineering also in Iwate University, Morioka, Japan in Electronic Information Science.

Rini Oktavera S.T, M.MT

Rini Oktavera S.T, M.MT

Senior lecture and Dean at Technical Faculty of Universities W.R Supratman Surabaya. She obtained her B.S from Institute Technology Surabaya in 1996 and her Master of Engineering in Industrial Management in 2000 from Institute Technology Surabaya.

Ery Fatarina Purwaningtyas S.T, M.T

Ery Fatarina Purwaningtyas S.T, M.T

Senior lecture and Head Lecture at Chemical Engineering Department of Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Semarang. She obtain her B.S from Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Semarang in 1993 and her Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering in 2009 from Universitas Dipenogoro Semarang.

Rita Dwi Ratnani, ST., M.Eng

Rita Dwi Ratnani, ST., M.Eng

Senior lecture who has served as Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Wahid Hasyim University, 2013-2017. She is also a Halal Auditors in the Assessment Institute for Food, Drugs and Cosmetics the Indonesian Council of Ulama (LPPOM MUI), and assessors accreditation bodies province school/ madrasah (BAP-SM). She earned a bachelor degree of Chemical Engineering in 1999 at the IST-Akprind Yogyakarta, earned a Master of Engineering in 2008 from Gadjah Mada University. Her research is the field technology Food and waste treatment. Had many articles published on several national journals in field Food and Waste Technology.

Ir. Drs. H. Muradi Suwarg.ina MT

Ir. Drs. H. Muradi Suwarg.ina MT

Senior lecture and the President at Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Fatahillah Cilegon. He is also an Auditor and Energy Assessor. He obtain his B.S from Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta, Indonesia and his Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from Institute Sains and Technology Jakarta, Indonesia.

Malaysia

Ir. Dr. Dominic Foo

Ir. Dr. Dominic Foo

Professor of Process Design and Integration at the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus and is the Founding Director for the Centre of Excellence for Green Technologies. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers UK (IChemE), a Chartered Engineer with the UK Engineering Council, a Professional Engineer with the Board of Engineer Malaysia (BEM), as well as the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 sessions chairman for the Chemical Engineering Technical Division of the Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM). He is a world leading researcher in process integration for resource conservation. He establishes international collaboration with researchers from various countries in Asia, Europe, the Americas and Africa.

Professor Foo is an active author with two books, more than 90 journal papers and made more than 130 conference presentations with more than 15 keynote/plenary speeches. He served as International Scientific Committees for many important international conferences (CHISA/PRES, FOCAPD, ESCAPE, PSE, etc.). Professor Foo is the Chief Editor for IEM Journal, Subject Editor for Trans IChemE Part B (Process Safety & Environmental Protection, Elsevier), Editorial Board Member for Clean Technology and Environmental Policy (Springer), and Chemical Engineering Transactions. He is the winner of the Innovator of the Year Award 2009 of IChemE, Young Engineer Award 2010 of IEM, Outstanding Young Malaysian Award 2012 of Junior Chamber International (JCI), as well as the SCEJ (Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan) Award for Outstanding Asian Researcher and Engineer.

Prof. Zulkafli Hassan

Prof. Zulkafli Hassan

Graduated in 1984 with a BSc. in Petroleum Engineering at the University of Missouri-Rolla (presently Missouri University of Science and Technology) and later received his MSc. in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Strathclyde. He has served at three universities and five campuses, holding various positions including as Head of Program and Department, Deputy Dean as well as Faculty Dean. The highest management position held was as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Corporate Development and Quality Management. His research interests are in flow assurance issues as well as renewables from biomass.

Prof Zulkafli is active in various professional bodies including the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and the Energy Institute (EI), where he is a committee member of the EI (Malaysia) for the past three years. For his contribution to SPE, he was awarded the SPE Northern Asia Pacific Distinguished Achievement Award for Petroleum Engineering Faculty in 2014. He is a Fellow and a Chartered Energy and Petroleum Engineer (EI) and a UK Engineering Council registered Chartered Engineer (C.Eng). Presently, he is the Dean for the Faculty of Chemical and Natural Resources Engineering, Universiti Malaysia Pahang.​

Dr. Sivakumar Kumaresan

Dr. Sivakumar Kumaresan

Senior Lecturer at Universiti Malaysia Sabah where he started the chemical engineering programme at Universiti Malaysia Sabah in 1998. He has also served as the Deputy Head for Research and Development at the Material and Mineral Research Unit where he oversaw ten research groups and facilitated their research related activities.

He obtained his B.S. from Texas A&M University in Chemical Engineering in 1995 and his MSc in Advanced Control from the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) in 1998. He received his PhD in Phytochemical Processing from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia in 2008 where he worked under Professor Dr. Muhamad Roji at the Chemical Engineering Pilot Plant on the standardisation of Tongkat Ali herb extracts.

His area of research is in process modelling and control and herbal processing. He has published 18 international refereed journal articles, 42 proceeding articles and four chapters in a book and also has one patent application filed. He is delighted to have graduated two MSc students and two PhD students to date.

Brazil

Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva

Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva

Process Engineer and Project Manager focusing on Crude Oil Refining Industry based in São José dos Campos, Brazil. Bachelor in Chemical Engineering from University of Maringa (UEM), Brazil and PhD in Chemical Engineering from University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil. Has extensive experience in research, design and construction to oil and gas industry including developing and coordinating projects to operational improvements and debottlenecking to bottom barrel units, moreover Dr. Marcio Wagner have MBA in Project Management from Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) and is certified in Business from Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV).

India

Vijay Sarathy

Vijay Sarathy

Process Engineer with expertise spanning over 10 years of professional experience in the Upstream Oil and Gas industry. Vijay started his career with GE performing CFD analysis for Gas Turbine Ventilation & Enclosures for GE Nuovo Pignone’s PGT series for ATEX certification purposes and subsequently embarked into areas of FEED, Process Dynamic Simulation including Turbomachinery, Subsea/Onshore pipeline Flow Assurance, Optimization and Cost-benefit analysis for Gas-Oil Separation (GOSP) Units.

Among his achievements, he has successfully initiated & led ENI Saipem India’s first flow assurance & process simulation studies taskforce through in-house technical expertise with a team of 5 members. The venture resulted in significant costs savings of nearly USD 634,000 representing 76% savings as compared to third party service providers of simulation studies in India. The initiative also led to award of subsequent projects in areas of Onshore/subsea oil & gas pipeline flow assurance, LNG Re-gasification, compressor operability studies & gas treatment plants for major clients such as Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), Polskie LNG, ADNOC and Dragon Oil. Vijay has also attended to developmental work, to successfully provide solutions to address Industrial Field Issues such as, orifice sizing for multiphase flow, hydrate abatement in burn pit lines, cryogenic CO2 pipeline transportation issues, selection of Cone Strainers for Gas Compressor Operations to name a few.

Vijay holds a Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology & Science(BITS), Pilani, India and is a Chartered Engineer from the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), UK. Vijay has worked as an Upstream Process Engineer with major conglomerates of General Electric, ENI Saipem and Shell.

Indonesia

Helmilus Moesa

Helmilus Moesa

More than 20 years of experience in operations and management of petrochemical industry including Ammonia Plant (MW. Kellogg, USA), Ethylene Cracker Plant (ABB Lummus, USA), Polyethylene Gas Phase Fluidized Bed Process (Unipol Union Carbide, USA), and Slurry Loop Bimodal Technology High Density Polyethylene Plant (Showadenko, Japan).

Moesa was the Secretary of Regional Olefin Producer Technical Committee (ROPTC) South East Asia Region (2005-2006); he is currently the General Manager of Process Technology at PT Chandra Asri, the largest worldwide Olefin base Petrochemical company in Indonesia; and he is a team member for the Indonesian Petrochemical Industry Development. He graduated in Chemical Engineering from The Gadjahmada University, Yogyakarta. He actively conducts presentations to government officers and investors as well as performs professional training and is a guest speaker at petrochemical related events.

Supriyanto

Supriyanto

Bachelor degree in Chemical Engineering from Gadjah Mada University UGM, Indonesia (1995). He has more than 17 years in petrochemical business experience in various areas of manufacturing, technical, planning and optimization in PT Chandra Asri. The experience consists of one Cracker plant, two Polyethylene plants, three Polyethylene plants, two Styrene plants, one Butadiene plant, and utilities supporting plants.

Since 2010 Supriyanto has been the General Manager of Planning and Optimization PT Chandra Asri. He is responsible for the management and optimization of the plant asset and material supply chain with the objective to maximize overall company profit. In 2013 he introduced a new workflow system in optimizing the business planning.

From 2007–2010 he was the Manager of Process and Technology PT Chandra Asri. During that time he was responsible for maintaining and improving the process condition of plants. He achieved significant savings of tens of millions of dollars through process improvements. From 2002–2007 as the Production Manager of High Density Polyethylene plant he was responsible for maintaining the production volume and quality as well managing human resources. He both achieved and booked new production records and successes in the incremental debottlenecking project. From 1995–2002 as the Staff engineer, Senior engineer of High Density Polyethylene plant he was responsible for trouble shooting, analysis and reporting of the plant performance.

Supriyanto has both publications and presentations to his credit including: 2014 AIChE Meeting New Orleans-USA. “Optimization Approach for Managing Integrated Petrochemical Business Planning;” 2009 Regional Olefin Producer Technical Conference – ROPTC, Thailand “Linear Programming for Optimization Yield and Variable Margin;" and 1996, 1998 Technical Exchange Meeting CAP-Showa Denko, Japan.

Malaysia

Lee Pheng

Lee Pheng

Chemical engineer who graduated from Universiti Technologi Malaysia in year 2003. Certified in Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, possesses 12 years comprehensive polymer industry knowledge in the fields of operations management and process engineering with extended progressive experience in pre-commissioning and commissioning.

Started her career as technical engineer in Titan Petchem (renamed as Lotte Chemical Titan). She then join the Synthomer group and her passion earned her the position of youngest Senior Manager in where she was responsible for the 200KTA site, the world biggest nitrile production unit as well as the butadiene storage facility site. She is now being invited to co-lead in business transformation projects for Asia.

Mohammad Rohizat Abdul Aziz

Mohammad Rohizat Abdul Aziz

Regional Technical Manager for Polyolefin Catalyst Division at a Multinational Chemical Company. Former Senior Manager at Titan Petrochemical Group, which was responsible for Polyolefin Manufacturing in Polyethylene and Polypropylene units. 14 years at Titan in roles of Superintendent, Production Manager, Technical Manager and Business Analyst Manager. He had also worked in polymer converter plant in BOPP, IOPP, PE film extrusion for 7 years. . Graduated in Polymer Technology from University of Mara Institute Technology in 1985 and received his Master In Business Administration from Nottingham Trent University, UK in 2004.

Philippines

Erebert Caracas

Erebert Caracas

Mechanical Engineer with 15+ years in engineering, construction, maintenance and reliability of petrochemical plants. The experience consists of one ethylene cracker plant, two polyethylene plants, one polypropylene plant including its utilities supporting plants. Since 2015, Erebert has been the Mechanical Superintendent of the Polyethylene and Polypropylene plant.

Erebert was the Sr. Mechanical Engineer of JG Summit Technical Team during the detailed engineering, construction, commissioning and plant start-up of the first and only cracker plant in the Philippines.

USA

Randy Conley PE PMP

Randy Conley PE PMP

Broad based technical/managerial experience in the refining and process control/optimization areas. He has authored several technical papers and given technical presentations in Texas (Beaumont, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas); Chicago, Illinois; Antwerp, Belgium; and Paris, France.

Stephen J. Wallace

Stephen J. Wallace

Certified Safety Professional and Professional Engineer, registered in multiple states in the USA. In his career, he has led award-winning environment, safety, and health programs in the public and private sectors. He was a lead investigator into the causes of chemical accidents for the USA Government for multiple years. He has published numerous articles in engineering and safety journals, has provided consulting services and taught courses throughout the USA and internationally. He is an honorary adviser to the IACPE Industrial Board. ​

Timothy M. Zygula

Timothy M. Zygula

Over 20 years of progressive experience in the design, construction, commissioning, and operation of process units from the US Gulf Coast. He has a strong background in the manufacturing of a wide variety of chemical process technologies and product categories including; ethylene, propylene, and styrene monomer.

His experience includes five years as a process engineer with Glitsch, Inc., responsible for field troubleshooting fractionating equipment, process design and fractionating equipment design for a variety of petrochemical applications. He was also a research and development engineer where he was responsible for fractionating equipment testing and development.

Zygula presently has 15 years of Ethylene operation/design experience and four years of Styrene production/design experience in both Louisiana and Texas.

He has a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from McNeese State University in Louisiana and a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from The University Of South Florida. Zygula is a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

Karl Kolmetz

Karl Kolmetz

Over 25 years of progressive experience in the design, construction, commissioning, and operations management of process units from the US Gulf Coast to Alaska through Asia. He has a strong background in the manufacturing of a wide variety of chemical process technologies and product categories.

His experience includes four years of construction, two of which were on the Alaskan Pipeline with Fluor Daniel. Sixteen years of refining experience in the Charter / Phibro (now Valero) Refinery in Houston, Texas. One year of commissioning experience with Raytheon Badger Ethyl benzene / Styrene plants in Asia. Seven years ethylene experience; four years in Louisiana and three years in Malaysia with the Westlake / Titan Group. Four years of distillation design experience as the Asia Pacific Technology Manager for Sulzer Chemtech, a specialty distillation company, and General Manager for KLM Technology Group.

Kolmetz is authoring a book on Process Plant Equipment Design. He has been nominated to a task force to help review Chemical Engineering Curriculum in Malaysia. He has a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from The University of Houston.

William B. Lotz

William B. Lotz

Over 20 years of experience in the construction, operation, and optimization of process units on the US Gulf Coast. His strengths encompass project management skills, ability to complete assigned tasked, and out of the box optimization ideas based on economic principles.

Experience includes five years of project management in general and industrial construction. Over twenty years of Refining experience in the Valero and CITGO systems in Houston and Texas City, Texas. Progressively promoted through the maintenance, operations, laboratory, marine inspection groups and process analytics including benchmarking, yield economics and utility management.

For the last 10 years has managed ASTM, Federal and States Fuels Compliance. Participated in the development of new fuels including various Ethanol/Gasoline blends and ECA Marine fuel. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Houston Clear Lake.

IACPE's curriculum was designed with a focus on the Engineer and Employer. The foundation started as lecture material for undergraduate and graduate engineering courses — the content has been the basis for papers and presentations at international engineering conferences and has been implemented by several multinational engineering firms as their in-house training programs for new engineers.

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For the Engineer

IACPE designed a curriculum that validates all your existing skills and knowledge, but does not tie you down for weeks in the basic fundamentals of engineering. We trust your minimum of three (3) years of STEM education will allow you to quickly move through the fundamentals and on to the more practical portions of the curriculum.

The heart of IACPE's program is designed for you to learn and master the many practical real world engineering concepts that can be expected by a mid-to-senior level engineer. In Level II and III, half of the required modules are selected by the student, giving you the flexibility to focus on new subject areas or to complete a mastery of a known subject.

This curriculum will require you to master all the subjects from basic fundamentals to real world concepts. It will challenge you with multiple choice tests, design projects, and interactive seminars or webinars.

To complete your CPE Level III you are required to pass an oral assessment. During this one-on-one assessment you will visually and verbally demonstrate your working knowledge of the course material by solving a practical engineering problem in front of one of our industry or academic board members.

For the Employer

IACPE has designed a curriculum that is transparent and clearly rooted in engineering fundamentals in order to validate for the employer the academic capabilities of the CPE holder. IACPE puts front and center an emphasis on ethics and safety in every course.

You can view examples of course material, see example quiz and test questions, along with an example of our required design project for CPE Level II graduates.

Some of the material in this program is likely to be more difficult than your employees saw during their undergraduate studies. This program will be too challenging for some, but for those that demonstrate a command over this material they will undoubtedly be valuable assets to your team.


Overview of Courses

CPE Level I

Fundamental Engineering

  • Six (6) Fundamental Engineering Modules
  • One (1) Safety Module
  • One (1) Ethics Module
  • One-hundred (100) self-study questions per module
  • Twenty-five (25) question comprehensive final exam with a minimum passing score
  • Approximately forty (40) classroom hours of instruction
CPE Level II

Practical Engineering

  • Three (3) Required Practical Engineering Modules
  • Four (4) Student-Selected Practical Engineering Modules
  • One (1) Webinar (internet based course)
  • One-hundred (100) self-study questions per module
  • Twenty-five (25) question comprehensive final exam with a minimum passing score
  • One (1) Assessment Design Project
  • Approximately forty (40) classroom hours of instruction
CPE Level III

Advanced Practical + Oral Exam

  • Three (3) Required Practical Engineering Modules
  • Four (4) Student-Selected Practical Engineering Modules
  • One (1) Webinar (internet based course) or attend regional three (3) day classroom instruction
  • One-hundred (100) self-study questions per module
  • Twenty-five (25) question comprehensive final exam with a minimum passing score
  • One (1) oral examination by academic board or industry member
  • Approximately forty (40) classroom hours of instruction

About Our University Program

A University Partnership requires the students of a partner university to join IACPE in their third year and complete CPE Level I as they graduate. CPE Level I is intended to be an engineering fundamentals program and some universities use the training modules in their curriculum.

After graduation, the engineer can then easily progress to CPE Levels II and III. We believe students should obtain all certifications for which they qualify — nationally and internationally.

Current Partner Universities

  • Universitas Wahid Hasyim — Semarang, Indonesia
  • Fakultas Teknik Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 — Surabaya, Indonesia
  • UNTAG Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 — Semarang, Indonesia
  • Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Fatahillah — Cilegon, Indonesia
  • Universitas W.R Supratman — Surabaya, Indonesia
  • National Institute of Engineering Practice (NIEP) — Thrissur, India

Partner University Logos

Universitas Wahid Hasyim Universitas Wahid Hasyim

Semarang, Indonesia

Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Fakultas Teknik Universitas 17 Agustus 1945

Surabaya, Indonesia

UNTAG Semarang UNTAG Universitas 17 Agustus 1945

Semarang, Indonesia

STT Fatahillah Sekolah Tinggi Teknologi Fatahillah

Cilegon, Indonesia

Universitas W.R Supratman Universitas W.R Supratman

Surabaya, Indonesia

National Institute of Engineering Practice National Institute of Engineering Practice

Thrissur, India


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Curriculum

Find out more about IACPE's curriculum for your future engineers. View Curriculum Overview →


IACPE has designed a curriculum that is transparent and clearly rooted in engineering fundamentals in order to validate for the employer the academic capabilities of the CPE holder. IACPE puts front and center an emphasis on ethics and safety in every course.

You can view examples of course material, see example quiz and test questions, along with an example of our required design project for CPE Level II graduates.

Some of the material in this program is likely to be more difficult than your employees saw during their undergraduate studies. This program will be too challenging for some, but for those that demonstrate a command over this material they will undoubtedly be valuable assets to your team.

Contact Us

For more information regarding the courses offered, CPE certification, and/or IACPE please email:

info@iacpe.com

The International Association of Certified Practicing Engineers will annually recognize the outstanding accomplishments of engineering education and engineering technology through the "Distinguished Practicing Engineer" awards program.

By their commitment to their profession, desire to further the Association's Mission, and participation in civic and community affairs, IACPE award winners exemplify the best in engineering education and engineering technology.

This award will salute leaders in engineering for their dedication to their field and their commitment to advancing the human condition through great engineering achievement and/or through innovation in engineering education and technology.

We will have an Academic Division, Technology Division, Young Engineer and Student Divisions.


Nomination Process

In the July Engineering Practice Magazine, the top three from each division will be selected. In the October issue, the annual group of awardees will be recognized.

Please download the award forms and nominate who you believe are deserving.

Academic Division

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Industrial Division

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Technology Division

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Get in Touch

For certification, program enrollment, partnerships, and all other enquiries:

info@iacpe.com

Please include your full name and mailing address on all submissions.

What to Include

  • Your full legal name and mailing address
  • The program or certification you are interested in
  • Your educational background
  • Years of professional engineering experience

For CPE Acceptance Documents

All documents — transcripts, letters of recommendation, professional history — should be emailed to info@iacpe.com. Visit our FAQs page for more details.

Q: How can I prove my three (3) years of formal training in the required fields of study?

A: Submit a copy of your current school enrollment and/or certificate/diploma showing completion to info@iacpe.com.

Q: Why must I have three (3) years of formal training in the required fields of study?

A: This requirement is mandatory because the challenging academic problems in every module increase with each level. Without prior rigorous academic study in STEM subjects, completion will be impossible. This designation is to prove you have achieved a standard of professional competence in the engineering fields.

Q: How do I contact IACPE?

A: Email us at info@iacpe.com or use our Contact page.

CPE I

Aat Safaat Achika Augusti Ramanitya Ade Novira Ade Sonjaya Afra Agnestha Nirmala Jazzyka Apriliana Dwijayanti S.Si.,MT Ari Prayitno Ayu Zakiyah ST. Azhar Rasyid Firdausi ST. Choirul Anam Dama Lia Afiyani Diah Ayu Widianingsih Dwi Agus Suroso Eko Doni Bagas Wara Faulina Popy Puspita Fika Sinta Febriliana Hery Purnama ST. Intan Ardyagarini Widyastuti Khumaedi Muharom ST. M.Salem Abdul Ajes ST. Mark Lester C. Real Maulana Ainul Yakin ST. Mela Widiawati ST. Mohamad Fajar Hikmatullah ST. Muchamad Agus Purnomo Naimi ST. Nasihin ST. Nova Purnomo Nur Azizah Nur Riyati Rendra Hakim Hafyan S.ST. Reni Mutiara Sari ST. Rievan Pamungkas ST. Riki Setyawan Riska Ristiyanti ST. Ruly Octora Suseno ST. Siska Indra Retnawati Stefanus Dony Metta ST Wahab Arrie Rachman ST. Wahyu Dianing Tiyas ST. Webi Adriansah ST. Yoseph Happy Totodiri Yuliastuti Setyo Utami

CPE II

Derrick Gradney
Kiran Krishnakumar

Executive CPE

Karl Kolmetz

Helmilus Moesa

Supriyanto
Lee Pheng
Erebert Caracas
Wiroon Tanthapanichakoon
Randy Conley PE PMP
Stephen J. Wallace
Timothy M. Zygula
Dr.Ir. Muaffaq A.Jani, M.Eng
Rini Oktavera S.T, M.MT
Ery Fatarina Purwaningtyas S.T, M.T
Ir. Drs. H. Muradi Suwarg.ina MT
Ir. Dr. Dominic Foo
Dr. Sivakumar Kumaresan

Certified Practicing Project Manager II

Rahul Gupta
Jagan

Certified Crude Oil Analyst

William B Lotz

Certified Crude Oil Analyst II

Emril Shafeeq Jamil

Industrial Alliance Members

Rita Targanski
Imam Nugroho
Masriel Djamaloes
Pinakin Gopalbhai
Kuo Wei Chiao
LL Choo
Ang Mi Kah

CPE EIT Roster

Download the full CPE Engineer In Training roster:

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Industry Alliance Members

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Based on engineering first principles and practical real world applications, our curriculum has been vetted by academic and industry professionals. Through rigorous study and examination, candidates are able to prove their knowledge and experience. This body of certified professional engineers will become a network of industry professionals leading continuous improvement and education with improved ethics.

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2026

January 2026

  • Massive Investments in Crude to Chemicals Refineries — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Process Design of Industrial De-Super Heaters — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • SAF Production: A Future Sustainable Air Fuel — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Decarbonization Strategies In Refinery Distillation — Shahzeb H.M. Ismail, Shahid Raza
  • Sensorless Pump Performance & Condition Monitoring — Tümay Karaver, Cumali Özel
  • Guidelines to Reduce Process Plants Incidents — Karl Kolmetz
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2025

October 2025

  • Hydrotreating Technologies as Enabler of Energy Transition — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Estimating Instrument Air Requirements — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Guidelines for Mist Elimination Equipment Selection, Sizing, Safety & Troubleshooting — Karl Kolmetz, Utami Ledyana Daulay, Apriliana Dwijayanti
  • Refinery Turnaround Lesson Learnt — Shahzeb H.M. Ismail
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July 2025

  • Polishing Rough Diamonds – Effects of Cracked Feeds in Hydrocracking Units — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Renewable Hydrogen Gas Production from Wastewater — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Jiang Chouyu, Nayyereh Khalili
  • Netback Pricing Analysis for Gas Oil Separation Unit — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
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April 2025

  • Deep Conversion Refining Hardware in Energy Transition — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • The View from Rock Bottom: Look Past the Tariffs — Ron Cormier
  • Stages of Happiness — Karl Kolmetz
  • Process Design of Industrial Deaerators — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
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January 2025

  • Green Hydrogen Gas (GH2) Renewable Future Clean Fuel — Hamidreza Seyedjafari, Prof. Ana Luisa Fernando
  • Review of Bio Diesel Technology — Karl Kolmetz
  • Crude to Chemicals Refineries will Disrupt the Refining Business? — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Atmospheric and Low-Pressure Storage Tank Venting — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • How to... LIQUID DISTRIBUTORS — Dr.-Ing. Volker Engel
  • Transforming Algae into a 'Biofactories' for Green Fuel Chemicals and Plastics — Algenie, Et. Al. Ron Cormier
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2024

November 2024

  • Guidelines for Palm Oil Plantation Management — Karl Kolmetz
  • High-Severity FCC Technologies in the Future of Downstream Industry — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • SIL Verification for High Integrity Pressure Protection System — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
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September 2024

  • Approaching Seventy – What is Success — Karl Kolmetz
  • Daily Plant Monitoring Basic Routines In Upstream Oil & Gas — Praveen Nagenderan C
  • Hydrocracking and Naphtha Steam Cracking as Residue to Chemicals Refining Route — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Relief Valve Sizing for Pump Discharge — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Different Aspects of Industrial Project — Mansoor Mohseni
  • Guidelines for Reducing Corrosion Under Insulation and Its Safety Consequences — Karl Kolmetz, Muhammad Salem Abdul Ajes ST., Reni Mutiara Sari ST.
  • Rock Bottom: Progress, Both Close & Far….America’s Oil Country Increasingly Runs on Renewables — Ron Cormier
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July 2024

  • Procurement Service Cycle Definition — Mansoor Mohseni
  • Role of Hydrocracking Technologies — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Economic Insulation for Industrial Piping — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Sustainable Carbonization Biomass Energy Technology — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Babak Danesh, Esra Kayhan, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Today’s Oil and Gas Companies….Part of the Problem, or Crucial to the Solution?—Ron Cormier
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May 2024

  • Compressor Piston Sealing — Mehmet Samancioglu
  • Light Olefins Maximization — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • When Industrial Flare Stacks Malfunction — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Guidelines for Propylene Splitters — Timothy M. Zygula, Karl Kolmetz
  • Greening Up Energy Sources, While Still Meeting Future Demand — Ron Cormier
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March 2024

  • Current New Carbon Footprint Fuels — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Babak Danesh, Ms.Esra Kayhan, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • BTX Market as Alternative to Reduce the Exposure of Downstream Players to the “Red Ocean” of Gasoline Market— Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Concrete Coating for Natural Gas Pipelines — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Design Guidelines For Propylene Splitters — Karl Kolmetz, Timothy Zygula, Andrew Sloley, Randy Miller, Brian Clancy-Jundt, Daniel Summers .
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January 2024

  • Can you trust your simulation software? — Anand Govindarajan, Ph.D., Upasana Manimegalai Sridhar, Ph.D., Ralph Weiland, Ph.D.
  • Pinch Analysis: A Retrofit Approach — Syed Abbas Raza
  • Naphtha to Chemicals Refining Routes — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • How to... STRUCTURED PACKINGS — Dr.-Ing. Volker Engel
  • Temperature Rise in Pump Recycle Lines — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Reformer Platinum Based Catalyst Acidic Site Chloriding — Shahzeb H.M Ismail, Arsalan Saleem
  • Generations — Karl Kolmetz
  • Toward Lower Carbon Transport Alternatives — Ron Cormier
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2023

November 2023

  • Navigating Heat Exchangers — Muhammad Rehan
  • Sustainability — Karl Kolmetz
  • Octane Boosting Routes — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Hydrotreater Catalyst Sulphiding with Sulphur Spiking Agent — Shahzeb H.M Ismail, Arsalan Saleem
  • Dynamic Decoupling in Gas Compressors — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Algal Biofuels — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Babak Danesh, Ms.Esra Kayhan, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Commodity Tariffs….Friend or Foe? — Ron Cormier
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September 2023

  • Advanced Process Control and Optimization for Oil Refining Eng.— Javier Marín
  • Centrifugal Compressors — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Petrochemicals x Transportation Fuels — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Design and Revamp Guidelines for Palm Oil Stripper Columns — Karl Kolmetz
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July 2023

  • How to Design and Optimize Tunnel Trays — Dr.-Ing. Volker Engel
  • Possible to Inject Hydrogen to Natural Gas Pipeline? — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Centrifugal Compressor Settle Out Conditions — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • FCC and Hydrocracking Technologies — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Resolving Process Distillation Equipment Problems — Karl Kolmetz, Timothy M. Zygula
  • Rock Bottom View — Ron Cormier
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May 2023

  • Hydrostatic Pressure Testing of Piping — Karl Kolmetz, Muhammad Salem Abdul Ajes
  • Pressure Relief Valve Design — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Coprocessing Biomass in Crude Oil Refineries — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Clean Water: a Human Right, or a Privilege? — Ron Cormier
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March 2023

  • Deaerator Design Aspects and Troubleshooting — Abdullah Al Bin Saad, Prashant Sankarankandath
  • Flash Steam and Steam Condensates in Return Lines — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Importance of Production Cost Models for Renewable Integration Studies in Developing Countries — Mousumi Guha
  • Non-Energetic Derivatives as Route to Add Value to the Crude Oil — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Isn’t Denial of Climate Change Really a Nod to Continued Inflation? — Ron Cormier
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January 2023

  • How to design Chimney Trays — Dr.-Ing. Volker Engel
  • Empirical Approach to Hydrate Formation in Natural Gas Pipelines — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Energy Transition in the Downstream Industry Pass Through Renewable Hydrogen? — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • December 5, 2022 Was an Important Day in Science Fusion Nuclear Power Finally! — Ron Cormier
  • Potential of Renewable Green Hydrogen Production in Shores of Countries — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Dr. Ahmad Shariati, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
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2022

November 2022

  • The Role of Plastics Recycling Technologies in the Future — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Cooling Tower Makeup Water Estimation — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Avoiding the “Sunk Cost Swamp” is Key to New Energy Project Success — Anne B. Keller
  • Sustainability/Renewability — Ron Cormier
  • Benchmarking Wastewater Treatment Systems — Karl Kolmetz, Cheah Phaik Sim
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September 2022

  • Challenges of the Downstream Industry with Versatile Technologies — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Gas Compression Stages | Process Design & Optimization — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • How to Calculate Hydraulics of Random Packings — Dr.-Ing. Volker Engel
  • Whitepaper Sampling Sulfuric Acid | An Engineered Solution for Safer Sampling
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July 2022

  • Integrated Refining Schemes — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Heating Value Estimation for Natural Gas Applications — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Sustainable Air Fuel — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Process Simulation for Distillation Design — Timothy M. Zygula, Pamela C. Dautenhahn
  • Design Guidelines for Safety in Piping Networks — Karl Kolmetz, Stephen J.Wallace, Mee Shee Tiong
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May 2022

  • Green Hydrogen Production Using Low Carbon Electricity — Rupsha Bhattacharyya
  • Underbelly of Ethanol Blends and Battery Electrical Vehicles — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Managing Corrosion in Sour Water Stripping Units — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Renewable Energies as Preventive Solution — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Guidelines for Propylene Splitters — Timothy M. Zygula, Karl Kolmetz
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March 2022

  • Change Phase Non-renewable Industry to a Bio & Renewable Industry —Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Mohammad Ali Tork, Dr. Ahmad Shariati, Dr. Seyed Morteza Seyed Jafari, Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Effective Leadership Can Develop a Learning Culture — Dr. Tina Persson
  • Zero Sulfur in Steam Cracker Plants — Joseph C. Gentry
  • Importance of Thermodynamics on Process Simulation Modeling —Timothy M. Zygula, Eric Roy, Pamela C. Dautenhahn, Ph.D., P.E.
  • Gas Condensate Separation Stages — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Guidelines for Alarm Identification Methods & Training Content — Praveen Nagenderan C
  • Design Guidelines for Chemical Treatment Distillation Columns — Karl Kolmetz
  • Adding Value to High Sulfur Crude Oil Reserves — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
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January 2022

  • Improving the Reliability & Availability of the Refining Hardware — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Considering Feedforward Strategy for Process Control — Alex Michinel
  • Into a Clearing, But Not Out of the Woods Just Yet… —Ronald J. Cormier
  • Chemical Engineering for the Energy Transition — Rupsha Bhattacharyya
  • Overview of Pipeline Costing & Economics —Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Zero Sulfur in Refineries — Joseph C. Gentry
  • Quench Oil Tower Operation Problems & Troubleshooting — Abhishek Sharma
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2021

November 2021

  • Catalyst Technology — Dr. Paul Jerus, Henrik W. Rasmussen, Rajesh Sivadasan, Raja Raman, Dr. Abrar A. Hakeem, John T. Haley
  • Paraffin Dehydrogenation — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • From DIY Home Improvement Products to Plastics Durable Goods — Ronald J. Cormier
  • Alarm Management — Praveen Nagenderan C
  • Seal Oil Systems in Centrifugal Compressors — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • High-Performing Professionals in STEM — Dr. Tina Persson
  • A Trip Down Memory Lane and a Scorecard — Kathy Hall
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September 2021

  • Influence of Electric Vehicles... — Daniel Lippe, Marcio Wagner da Silva, Simon Upfill-Brown, Ronald J. Cormier
  • Horseless Carriage in a Fast Evolving World — Ronald J. Cormier
  • Balancing Gasoline Quality with Process Safety — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • A Friend or Foe to Renewable Energy — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Guardrails — Chris Palmisano
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July 2021

  • Will Oil’s Boom & Bust Price Cycles Soon Fade into History? — Ronald J. Cormier
  • Corrosion Monitoring in CDU Overheads — Shahzeb Hassan
  • Keeping the Refining Hardware Safe, Reliable & Profitable — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Process Safety Principles Applied to Corrosion Control in Crude Units — German A. Luna-Mejías
  • GComparative Study: Physio-Chemical Specifications & Free Fatty Acids of Canola (Rapeseed) & Used Cooking Palm Oil to Produce Biodiesel & Glycerine — Hamid Reza Seyed Jafari, Morteza Seyed Jafari, & Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Jafari
  • Eye Safety — Chris Palmisano
  • Evaporation Pond Process Design — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Process of Carrying Out Alarm Rationalization in the Process Plant — Praveen Nagenderan C
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May 2021

  • US Energy, Covid, and Beyond — Ronald J. Cormier
  • Programs to Kickstart CO2 Recovery Projects — Anne Keller
  • Achieving the Blue Ocean Strategy — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Key Performance Indicators and Performance Report Criteria for Process Plant Alarm Management System — Praveen Nagenderan C
  • Hand Tool Safety — Chris Palmisano
  • Exploring LPG Cylinders for Medical Oxygen — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
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March 2021

  • Texas Blizzards & Hydrates.... — Ronald J. Cormier
  • Distillation Roundtable — Andrew W Sloley, Mike Reseta- rits, Karl Kolmetz, Henry Kister, Christian Geipel
  • Heart of Hydroprocessing Units — Rajesh Sivadasan
  • De-scaling Application — Abhijeet Keer
  • All About Downcomers and Weirs —Dr. -Ing. Volker Engel
  • Cold Eye Review of Project Progress or Any Situation — Lalit Mohan Nainwal
  • Evaluating Pipeline Operational Integrity — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Electric Shock Hazard Prevention — Chris Palmisano
  • Pneumatic Dilute Phase Solids Conveying — Joe Bonem
  • Considerations for Fabrication of Mass Transfer Products — Neil Almeida
  • Test Your Process Knowledge — Norm Lieberman
  • Guidelines for Process Plants Alarm Grouping & Alarm Prioritization — Praveen Nagenderan C
  • Gas to Liquids and Petrochemicals Technologies — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
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January 2021

  • Rising from 2020’s Ashes, Ethylene Margins Offer Reason to Celebrate in 2021 — Ronald J. Cormier
  • Smooth Operation of Gas Dehydration Unit — Praveen Nagenderan C
  • Project Management in the Downstream Industry — Dr. Marcio Wagner da Silva
  • Design of Compressor Non-Metallic Piston & Rider Rings — Mehmet Samancioglu, Dr. Fikret Terzi
  • Molecular Investigation of a Condenser with Blocked Airflow — Reben Abraham
  • Key Thermo-Physical Properties of Light Crude Oils — Jayanthi Vijay Sarathy
  • Guidelines for Mist Elimination Equipment — Karl Kolmetz, Utami Ledyana Daulay, Apriliana Dwijayanti
  • Megaproject OSBL Scope Development — Joe Matherne
  • Coping with Work Related Stress in a Pandemic — Chris Palmisano
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Upcoming — 20 & 21 May 2026 · Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Building Operational & Maintenance Excellence in Palm Oil

Palm Oil Conference

Objective: This specialized conference will feature academic and industry speakers focusing on Palm Oil Equipment Design, Operation, Maintenance and Troubleshooting. This wil include Palm Oil Upstream and Downstream Equipment. Equipment examples include Piping, Pumps, Compressors, Heat Exchangers, Reactors, Boilers and Hot Oil Systems, Instrumentation, Filters, Vacuum Systems, Miling and Crushing, Separators and Settlers, Digesters and Palm Oil Presses, Fractionation / Crystalization, Disti lation, Water Treatment, Waste Treatment, and Tanks.

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Upcoming — 18 & 19 May 2026 · Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Palm Oil Design, Operation, Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Palm Oil Design Conference

Objective: This special conference will feature academic and industry speakers focusing on Palm Oil Equipment Design, Operation, Maintenance and Troubleshooting — including Upstream and Downstream Equipment

Equipment examples include: Piping, Pumps, Compressors, Heat Exchangers, Reactors, Boilers and Hot Oil Systems, Instrumentation, Filters, Vacuum Systems, Milling and Crushing, Separators and Settlers, Digesters and Palm Oil Presses, Fractionation / Crystallization, Distillation, Water Treatment, Waste Treatment, and Tanks.

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Both in life and the workplace, education is a continuous process. For those who meet the CPE requirements and have the desire to improve their academic studies, professional abilities, and networking opportunities — the CPE designation is the perfect fit.


CPE Requirements

Eligibility requirements including education, experience, and recommendation letters.

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CPE Levels I, II & III

Detailed breakdown of what is expected at each level and how to advance.

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Course Modules

Overview of all modules covered across CPE Levels I, II, and III.

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Training Videos

Video resources for CPE Level I candidates plus free introductory videos.

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Cost & Schedule

Competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for current rates.

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Required for Acceptance
  1. Three (3) years of formal training in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics.
  2. One (1) letter of recommendation from an academic adviser or professor.
  3. Two (2) letters of recommendation from professional peers. At least one (1) must be from a direct supervisor.
For tracking purposes please include your full name and address on all items submitted for review. After acceptance and payment you will be given a a unique member identification number that will be use for all future correspondence.

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CPE Engineer In Training (EIT)

All students accepted into CPE Level I automatically become CPE EIT (Engineer In Training) students and are authorized to use the CPE EIT marks. The use of these marks will show those in the industry your dedication to continuous personal and professional development.

CPE Level I

Certified Practicing Engineer — Level I (~40 hrs)

  • Study six (6) Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Review 100-question sample test on each of the six (6) Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Pass 25-question final exam (25 questions) from each of the six (6) Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Upon completion, name and photo added to IACPE CPE Level I Directory
CPE Level II

Certified Practicing Engineer — Level II (~60 hrs)

  • Study three (3) required + four (4) of the other listed Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Review 100-question sample test on each of the six (6) chosen Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Pass 25-question from each of the seven (7) chosen Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Complete one (1) unique design assignment to certify Fundamental Engineering Training Modules understanding
  • Upon completion, name and photo added to IACPE CPE Level II Directory
CPE Level III

Certified Practicing Engineer — Level III (~40 hrs)

  • Study three (3) required + four (4) of the other listed Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Review 100-question sample test on each of the seven (7) chosen Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Pass 25-question from each of the six (6) chosen Fundamental Engineering Training Modules
  • Attend one (1) regional seminar or webinar *Cost of the seminar is included in the CPE Level III cost. Transportation and accommodations are not included.
  • Pass a one-hour oral examination by IACPE board of academic and industry advisors
  • Upon completion, name and photo added to IACPE CPE Level III Directory
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IACPE has developed course modules that document practical methods to apply fundamental engineering theories in the field.


CPE Level I Course Modules

The Group of Course Modules for the Chemical Engineering CPE Level I Certificate would include:


CPE Level II & III Course Modules

The three (3) required Curriculum Modules for CPE Level Il include:

The three (3) required Curriculum Modules for CPE Level IIl include:

Other Curriculum Module choices for CPE Level II and III include:

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Download the course module PDFs below.


CPE Level I


CPE Level II & III

Level II has three (3) required courses :

Followed by a selection of four (4) courses from Level II and Level III choices.


Level III has three (3) required courses :

Followed by a selection of four (4) courses from Level II and Level III choices.


Elective Courses (Level II & III) :

Level II

Level III


CPCS Program


CPSP Program


CPPM Program


CPRS Program


CPT Program


Crude Oil Analyst

IACPE has developed training videos to assist members in understanding CPE Level I Training Modules, Certification Programs, and to meet the requirements of continuing education. The training modules and videos have been thoughtfully made to ensure a clear and proper understanding of the subject matter. Position yourself for your career and professional success.


Three Groups of Videos

Module Video
Solid and Fluid Mechanics Part 1
Engineering Materials and Their Strengths
Inherently Safer Design

IACPE Introductory Videos

Title Video Companion PDF
Introduction to IACPE
What is Success? Part 1
What is Success? Part 2
Are You Cinderella?
Nine Keys to Becoming Promotable
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Keys to Become a Successful Engineer
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Free Technical Topic Videos

Title Video Companion PDF
Introduction to Distillation Troubleshooting
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Introduction to Project Management 📄 Download PDF
Introduction to Process Unit Commissioning
Introduction to Construction Safety
Introduction to Risk Management
Introduction to Process Safety
Introduction to Rating Process Simulation 📄 Download PDF
Introduction to Process Simulation
Introduction to Process Flares
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Packing and Distributor Overview
Introduction to Refining Part 1
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IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing for students, industry professionals, and companies.


Typical Country Pricing / Employed Engineering Pricing

ProgramUSD
CPE Level I$99.99
CPE Level II$199.99
CPE Level III$299.99
Executive CPE, CPSP & CPPM Programs$299.95

IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing for the Executive student, industry, and company. Contact IACPE about pricing.


What is Included in Program Cost

CPE Level I
  • Six (6) Engineering Course Module Documents
  • Six (6) Engineering Course Module Study Questions
  • Six (6) Engineering Course Module Tests
CPE Level II
  • Seven (7) Engineering Curriculum Module Documents
  • Seven (7) Engineering Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Seven (7) Engineering Design Guideline Tests
  • Attendance in one (1) webinar
  • One (1) unique design assignment
CPE Level III
  • Seven (7) Engineering Curriculum Module Documents
  • Seven (7) Engineering Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Seven (7) Engineering Curriculum Module Tests
  • Attendance in one (1) regional seminar* or webinar
  • One-hour oral examination

*Cost of regional seminar included. Transportation and accommodation not included.


Estimated Schedule

LevelDurationWeekly Study Time
CPE Level I~6 weeks6–7 hours per week on course work
CPE Level II~8 weeks7–8 hours per week on course work
CPE Level III~12 weeks8–9 hours per week on course work

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CPE certificates are available in multiple engineering disciplines. IACPE offers certification to engineers across a wide range of fields.

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Available Disciplines

Additional Programs

In addition to CPE Levels I–III, IACPE also offers:

  • Executive CPE Program
  • CPSP – Certified Practicing Safety Professional
  • CPPM – Certified Practicing Project Manager
  • CPRM – Certified Practicing Risk Management

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To register, fill out the IACPE contact form or email us directly.

ProgramFull Name
Executive CPE ProgramExecutive Certified Practicing Engineer
CCOACertified Crude Oil Analyst
CPMSCertified Practicing Management Specialist
CCSSCertified Construction Safety Specialist
CPCSCertified Practicing Commissioning Specialist
CPPMCertified Practicing Project Manager
CPRMCertified Practicing Risk Management
CPSPCertified Practicing Safety Professional
CPTCertified Process Technician
CPRSCertified Practicing Refining Specialist

Requirements

  • Three (3) years of formal training in STEM
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from your associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics
  • Ten (10) years of work experience

Program Modules

The Executive CPE Certification includes eight (8) required modules:

  1. Ethics 1
  2. Safer Design
  3. Project Management
  4. SPC
  5. Ethics 2
  6. Production Control Engineering
  7. Professional Reports and Presentations
  8. Fluid Flow

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam
  • Cost of regional seminar included

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Brochure

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of Crude Oil Analyst and Trading competency through examination. Holders must continue to prove competency with two hours of continuing education per year.

Requirements

  • Three (3) years training, education or experience in crude oil products and/or business administration
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Ethics 1 & 2
  2. Introduction to Refining / Refining Process Flow

Part 2

  1. Crude Oil Properties
  2. Refined Products Properties and Blending
  3. Refining Economics

Part 3

  1. Introduction to Linear Programming
  2. Storage Valuation and Optimization
  3. Trading Best Practices

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Course Module

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of management competency through examination. Holders must prove competency with two hours of continuing education per year.

Requirements

  • Three (3) years training, education or experience in business administration
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Engineering Ethics
  2. Introduction to Business Management

Part 2

  1. Introduction to Project Management
  2. Introduction to Refining
  3. Introduction to Ethylene

Part 3

  1. Introduction to Petrochemicals
  2. Introduction to Chemical Production Economics
  3. Inherently Safer Design

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of safety competency through examination. Holders must prove competency with two hours of continuing education per year.

Requirements

  • Three (3) years’ experience in construction safety management with working experience in handling projects
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Ethics 1 & 2 – Engineering Ethics and Acceptable Risk
  2. Introduction to Construction Safety and Safety Leadership (Construction Safety Management; Safety Supervision and Leadership)

Part 2

  1. Risk Management: Assessment, Reduction and Liability (Emergency Action Plans; Fire Prevention Plans)
  2. Construction Hazards Analysis / Job Hazard Analysis (Hazard Identification; Work Zone Traffic Safety; Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis)
  3. Safety Training, Orientation, Inspection and Audits

Part 3

  1. Incident Investigation
  2. Industrial Hygiene: Health Hazards in Construction
  3. Safe Work Practices (Fall Protection; Confined Space; Hot Work; Excavation, Trenching and Shoring; Electrical and Power Line Safety; Scaffolding Safety; Crane Safety; Lock Out / Tag Out; Blood Borne Pathogens; Personal Protective Equipment)

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Brochure

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of commissioning management competency through examination. Holders must prove competency with two hours of continuing education per year.

Requirements

  • Two (2) years of formal training in STEM. Those without STEM training must pass IACPE CPE Level I or the Certified Process Technician Program
  • Three (3) years’ experience in commissioning management with working experience in handling projects
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Ethics 1 & 2
  2. Inherently Safer Design

Part 2

  1. Introduction to Commissioning
  2. Introduction to Project Management
  3. Process Hazard Identification for Operations and Maintenance

Part 3

  1. Commissioning Steps (Plan, Construction Completion, Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning, Start Up)
  2. Commissioning Safety
  3. Pre Start Up Safety Review

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Course Module

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of project management competency through examination. Project Management is a unique skill set requiring specialised training — balancing time, cost, quality, scope, risk and communication while leading a team to meet stakeholder expectations.

Requirements

  • Three (3) years of formal training in STEM. Those without STEM training must pass CPE Level I
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Ethics 1 & 2
  2. Inherently Safer Design

Part 2

  1. Introduction to Project Management
  2. Managing Project Quality, Time and Cost
  3. Managing Project Scope, Risk and Schedule

Part 3

  1. Managing Project Execution and Control
  2. Managing Project Teams
  3. Managing Stakeholders and Communications

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Brochure

Course Module

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of risk management competency through examination. Holders must prove competency with two hours of continuing education per year.

Requirements

  • Three (3) years’ experience in risk management with working experience in handling projects
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Ethics 1 & 2
  2. Inherently Safer Design

Part 2

  1. Introduction to Project Management
  2. Introduction to Risk Management
  3. Identification of Risk

Part 3

  1. Quantitative Risk Management
  2. Risk Management Planning
  3. Risk Management Communication

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Course Module

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of safety competency through examination. Holders must prove competency with two hours of continuing education per year.

Requirements

  • Three (3) years of formal training in STEM. Those without STEM training must pass CPE Level I
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Ethics 1 & 2
  2. Inherently Safer Design

Part 2

  1. Process Safety Management
  2. Process Hazard Identification for Operations and Maintenance
  3. Safety, Risk Management, and Loss Prevention

Part 3

  1. Incident Investigation
  2. Layers of Protection Analysis
  3. Safe Isolation and Commissioning of Process Units and Equipment

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Brochure

Course Module

The Certified Process Technician Program prepares students for careers as process technicians/operators, research technicians, or laboratory technicians. Employment opportunities exist in petrochemicals, refineries, fertilizer plants, pulp and paper mills, power generation, utilities, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals.

Requirements

  • No specific STEM requirement — program builds from foundational applied science
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Fundamentals

  1. Applied Mathematics — Unit Conversions, Volumes, Applied Problem Solving, Statistics
  2. Applied Chemistry — Elements, Acids, Bases, Hydrocarbons, Combustion, Reaction Principles
  3. Applied Physics — Forces, States of Matter, Latent Heat, Fluid Flow, Flow Measurement
  4. Applied Electricity — Charges, Voltage, Amperage
  5. Introduction to Computers — Systems, Programs, Applications
  6. Technical Writing — Writing Procedures, Writing Job Work Instructions
  7. Introduction to Process Drawing — Process Flow Diagrams, P&IDs

Health, Safety & Environmental

  1. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  2. Confined Space Program
  3. Fall Protection Program
  4. Electrical Safety Basics
  5. Accident Prevention Signs, Tags, Labels, Signals, Piping System Identification, and Traffic Control
  6. Fire Prevention and Protection
  7. Control of Hazardous Energy (Lock Out / Tag Out)
  8. Blood Borne Pathogens
  9. Detecting Hazardous Materials
  10. Process Safety Management

Process Equipment

  1. Instrumentation
  2. Pumps
  3. Compressors
  4. Vessels
  5. Steam Turbines
  6. Electrical Motors
  7. Fans
  8. Heat Exchangers
  9. Valves
  10. Relief Valves
  11. Flares

Process Systems

  1. Cooling Towers
  2. Plant and Instrument Air
  3. Water Treatment
  4. Waste Water Treatment
  5. Heaters
  6. Distillation
  7. Reaction
  8. Power Generation
  9. Boiler Operations
  10. Relieving Systems and Flares
  11. Troubleshooting Techniques

Industries

  1. Fertilizer
  2. Refining
  3. Natural Gas
  4. Petrochemical
  5. Energy

Quality

  1. Introduction to Quality
  2. Statistical Process Control

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Brochure

Course Module

This program requires specific combinations of knowledge and experience, as well as successful demonstration of refinery competency through examination. Holders must prove competency with two hours of continuing education per year.

Requirements

  • Two (2) years training, education or experience in refining
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from associates who have knowledge of your study/work history and ethics

Program Modules

Part 1

  1. Introduction to Refining
  2. Introduction to Project Management

Part 2

  1. Engineering Ethics
  2. Desalter / Crude / Vacuum Units
  3. Hydrotreater / Catalytic Reformer / BTX Units

Part 3

  1. Fluidized Catalytic Cracking / Alkylation / Isomerization Units
  2. Solvent De-asphaltene / Coker Units
  3. Inherently Safer Design

What's Included in the Cost

  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Documents
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Study Questions
  • Eight (8) Curriculum Module Tests
  • One-hour oral exam

*IACPE provides competitive in-country pricing. Contact us for your country's rate.


Course Module