Raul Alejandro Gomez Rios
ASME’s Bolted Flange Joint Assembly (BJFA) Program provides formal On Demand training fostering a deeper understanding of topics and concepts defined in ASME PCC-1 Appendix A. There are four levels of training required for an assembler to meet the intent of the standard’s requirements. An ASME digital microcredential is awarded at the completion of each level. These are issued to individuals involved in the assembly and maintenance of bolted flange joints for those in job roles such as piping engineers, maintenance technicians, quality assurance/control personnel, pipefitters, boilermakers, inspection engineers, bolted flange joint inspectors, welders and safety professionals. The skills earned are detailed below:
Level 1: The individual should be able to identify the main components and have a basic awareness of bolted flange joints. Note: this level is a pre-requisite for Level 2
Skills / Knowledge
- ASME PCC-1 Guidelines Understanding
- Level 1 Bolting Assembler Roles and Responsibilities identification
- Bolted flange joints analysis and differentiation
- Bolt and nut identification and evaluation
- Gasket identification and selection proficiency
- Thread lubricant application methods
- Bolting tools and equipment familiarity
- Joint assembly record utilization
Issued on
January 14, 2025
Expires on
Does not expire
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