EEMUA's Mechanical Integrity Practitioner Certificate (MIPC(R)) training course is based on the guidance and good practice contained in EEMUA 177, EEMUA 231, EEMUA 232 and HSE PSSR ACOP.
Designed for Practitioners
Developed by EEMUA members from a range of industry sectors, the MIPC training course is primarily aimed at mechanical integrity practitioners working under UK legislation. MIPC learning materials and assessments are aligned to the following competency levels: Engineering Technologist (PAS 525 Professional Engineering Competence Level), Incorporated Engineer (UK-SPEC), and Category 2 (UKAS RG2).
Learners should already be actively engaged in a mechanical integrity role such as Corrosion Engineer, Inspection Engineer, Integrity Engineer/Officer, Mechanical Integrity/Asset Integrity Engineer, Operational Safety Engineer/Craftsperson and Plant Inspector. They should have three to five years experience in this type of position and a relevant qualification.
The MIPC training course will provide a clear view of challenges, trends and opportunities from a mechanical integrity perspective, tailoring the learning to the Learner's own industry sector and site/s. MIPC has been designed around the Learner experience, including Tutor and Mentor support, and a variety of online learning activities delivered via a corporate quality blended learning platform. Digital and printed copies of EEMUA Publications 177, 231 and 232 are provided as part of the course materials.
Topics are addressed via six Learning Cycles as follows:
Learning Cycles of the EEMUA Mechanical Integrity Practitioner Certificate
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LC1 - Legislative Environment, Written Scheme of Examination (WSE)
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LC2 - Equipment Design Elements, Operational Considerations, Risk and As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP)
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LC3 - Asset Condition, User Responsibilities and Competencies
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LC4 - Inspection Process, Inspection and Test Techniques, Inspection Roles
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LC5 - Responses to Findings and Reporting, Postponement, Record keeping
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LC6 - WSE Review, Audit, Feedback, Industry Good Practice
Expectations of Learners
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The Induction. Learning Cycles and Final Assessment will be held solely online. For the best user experience, Learners will need access to a computer with a large screen and a broadband internet connection.
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The Learner will be expected to meet the course's entry requirements as well as nominate a suitable Mentor and preferably an Observer (both ideally from the Learner's own organisation) to participate in the course.
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The Learner must abide by the Code of Conduct for the course, including relevant non-disclosure and non-compete commitments.
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The Learner will need to be proficient in English both written and spoken. For students whose first language is not English, a minimum score of 6.5 in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test is recommended.
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A basic mathematical ability is assumed.
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The Final Assessment will involve online proctoring either via EEMUA Executive staff or an approved online proctoring service.
Learners' time commitment
A Learner’s approximate time commitment for the course is estimated to be 100 hours. The course needs to be completed within 2 years.
Expectations of Mentors
The Mentor’s approximate time commitment is estimated to be 6-7 hours.
Certification
The EEMUA Mechanical Integrity Practitioner Certificate is valid for 5 years. EEMUA will provide a pathway for recertification at 5 year periods after passing the initial course.
What is an On-Demand Course?
An on-demand course is an online learning programme designed for maximum flexibility and accessibility. Unlike scheduled live sessions, on-demand courses allow learners to access materials anytime, anywhere - making them ideal for busy professionals, global teams and individuals who prefer to learn at their own pace.
Key Features:
Flexible Learning – Learn at your own pace. Pause, rewind, or revisit modules as needed.
Available 24/7 – Course materials can be accessed on-demand, across devices.
Structured Content – Courses are divided into modules, lessons, or activities for easy navigation.
Interactive Resources – Includes videos, quizzes, case studies, readings and downloadable materials.
Benefits for Learners:
Fits your schedule – Balance learning with work and personal commitments.
Personalised pace – Spend more time on challenging topics and move quickly through familiar ones.
Consistent quality – Access the same standard of training regardless of time or location.
Cost-effective – No need for travel or live-event scheduling.
Is an On-Demand Course right for You?
Choose an on-demand course if you:
-Want control over when and how you learn.
-Prefer revisiting material multiple times.
-Need training that fits around a busy schedule.
-Are comfortable learning independently.
Once purchased, our team will contact you to arrange access.
Further information
If you have any queries before registering above, please contact EEMUA at online-learning@eemua.org or telephone: +44 (0)20 7488 0801.
Considering moving from a currently running MIPC course to the OND course? Read the Terms and Conditions here.