PEMAC, in partnership with Humber Polytechnic, recently hosted an information session to the new Shutdown Turnaround Management Professional (STMP) Certification Program. The program, that PEMAC is developing with a group of internationally recognized subject matter experts, will address a critical skills gap in Shutdowns, turnarounds, and outages (STO) events.
The session drew strong interest from across Canada and around the world, attracting over 200 registrations from 27 countries—underscoring the global importance of improving how organizations plan and execute shutdowns, turnarounds, and outages.
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Algeria Australia Botswana Burkina Faso Canada Colombia Congo Dominican Republic India Indonesia Kazakhstan Madagascar Malaysia Mexico |
Mozambique Nigeria Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Senegal South Africa Thailand Trinidad and Tobago United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Venezuela |
Attendees were provided with an introduction to the STMP program and an overview of the six courses; and how the program will benefit maintenance and project managers, planners, schedulers, reliability engineers, and operations professionals involved in small to large STO events, and the organizations they support.
Humber Polytechnic shared that the program will be available live online through it's scheduled offers starting with Course One this Fall. Registration will be available to participants from around the world. The program will also be available for organizations to host private training onsite or online, in the future.
For more information, to view the recorded information session, and to add your name to the STMP program communication list to be alerted when registration opens, visit: pemac.org/stmp.