My learning path
Piping Engineer: seven courses that take you from graduate to lead engineer. See where you are, what each step unlocks and which other paths your courses already count toward.
Steps completed
2 of 7
Step 3 is 64% complete
Hours completed
Expected finish
Jul 2027
At 4.5 h a week
Fees for remaining steps
4 courses, list price
Piping Engineer route
CompletedIn progress or aheadPipe run completedGraduate to Lead Engineer. The order is recommended, and steps 4 and 5 have prerequisites.Public path page
Alternative paths
Courses you completed count wherever they appearSwitching path keeps your certificates and CEUs. Talk to an adviser through help if you are unsure which path fits your role.
Path advice
You are three weeks ahead of the pace you set. Finishing ML514 by 31 Oct lets you start ML501 on-demand in early November and join the ML510 virtual batch after it. The 8 Nov batch (B-2614) is too early, since ML510 needs ML501 first.
Skills gained
From completed lessons and assessmentsSkill levels are estimates from quiz and assessment results. Your employer sees them only if you allow it in profile, privacy.
Outside the path
B31.3 Process Piping
ASME authorized program · batch B-2611 · 18 to 22 Oct 2026 · paid by Sample Petrochem Co.
Not a step on the Piping Engineer path, but it is step 1 of the B31 Code Practitioner path and supports ML501 and ML510.
See session timesPath milestones
- Chose the Piping Engineer path and enrolled in ML523
- Completed ML523, score 91%, 1.6 CEU
- Completed ML513, score 88%, 3.0 CEU
- Complete ML514, 3.6 CEU
- Path completion certificate, listed on your transcript