Hands-On Safety Valve Class by AWC Deer Park -2/25/26

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Gain a strong foundation in pressure relief technology with this intensive, full-day PRV-101: Safety Valve Fundamentals and Sizing training. Developed for engineers, operators, and maintenance personnel, this hands-on course provides a practical understanding of pressure relief valves (PRVs) and their critical role in process safety and overpressure protection.

Through expert-led instruction and real-world exercises, you’ll learn how to identify, size, select, and maintain relief valves to ensure reliable operation and regulatory compliance. Your AWC instructors, experienced industry professionals, will guide you through the essential design principles, applications, and emerging technologies shaping modern relief systems.

This interactive workshop combines theory with practical application, including sizing exercises using SizeMaster5, to reinforce key sizing and selection concepts. Participants will leave with the knowledge and confidence to evaluate relief valve performance, troubleshoot common issues, and optimize protection strategies for plant safety and efficiency.

Cost: $200 (limited space - Register Now)
Who Should Attend: Engineers, Operators, Maintenance Personnel

"This was a really solid training session. The presenter was extremely informative and did a great job answering everyone’s questions thoroughly. I especially appreciated learning about the different types of overpressure protection devices, from bellows-type PRVs to pilot-operated valves and rupture discs. Everything we covered felt directly applicable to my job, making this a very worthwhile class."

Production Engineer, Chemical Producer

"I really enjoyed this class, especially the interactive format. Learning the details of the valve internals and the sizing portion of the training was incredibly helpful. The presenter clearly knows the material inside and out and was genuinely eager to make sure we understood it. The use of humor throughout the presentation made it engaging and easy to stay focused. Overall, a great session. "

Project Engineer, Engineering Company

"Excellent training all around. The information on different pressure safety valves and their functions was eye-opening, and the hands-on look at the sizing software was one of my favorite parts. The instructors were really good and did an awesome job explaining complex topics in a clear, practical way. I walked away with knowledge I can immediately use in my role."

Process Engineer, OEM

Kyle Rosselot

Business Development Manager

Overpressure Protection Specialist

Kyle holds a B.S. in Petroleum Engineering from Marietta College. He began his career at Farris Engineering as a Sales Engineer before transitioning to an R&D Test Engineer where he became a National Board Authorized Observer. He moved to AWC in the summer of 2022 as an Applications Engineer and managed the AE team until transitioning into Business Development in 2025. He has hands-on experience in real world and lab settings, from sizing and selecting the device to assembling and testing the full portfolio of Farris Relief Valves.

Ryan Hubacz

Workforce Optimization Manager
Applications Engineer

Ryan is a Certified Factory Automation Applications Engineer and Certified Instructor. Based in Houston, TX he brings over 7 years of experience in industrial automation along with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University.

Matt Hynek

Technical Training Specialist
Industrial Automation Specialist

Matt Hynek is a certified Factory Automation Engineer based out of Houston, TX. He brings an energetic, fresh perspective to industrial automation controls and systems, and is proficient in PLC programming, HMI development, and drive commissioning & parameterization. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Texas Tech University.

Troy Batth

Technical Training Specialist
Industrial Automation Specialist

Troy, a controls engineer in Atlanta, GA, has 14 years of automation and control systems expertise. Holding a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Southern Polytechnic State University, he is proficient in a broad range of platforms, showcasing a strong skill set in industrial controls and system integration.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Who should attend this Relief Valve Fundamentals training?

A: This training is designed for Engineers, Operators, and Maintenance Personnel.

Q: What skills will I learn in this training?

A: You’ll gain essential skills in identifying, sizing, selecting, and maintaining relief valves.

Q: What prerequisites are recommended for this course?

A: All you need is a basic understanding of flow, temperature, and pressure. Your instructor will cover foundational concepts.

Q: Will I get hands-on experience with relevant hardware?

A: Definitely. The course includes hands-on sizing modules and time for each participant to spend time with each type of valve to become familiar with its unique capabilities.

Q: What materials will be provided?

A: All participants will receive comprehensive course materials to take home.

Q: What are the hours for this event?

A: The training runs from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, with scheduled breaks.

Q: What about lunch?

A: Lunch is provided.

Q: Where is the training being held?

A: This training will be held at San Jacinto College Center for Petrochemical, Energy, and Technology at 7901 Fairmont Pkwy, Pasadena, TX 77507 - Central Campus, Bldg 45, Rm 2119. If you're searching for “relief valve training near me” in the Houston area, this is it.

Q: How can I register for this training?

A: You can register using the "Register Now" buttons on this page or at the “Reserve Your Spot” section below. For assistance, call us at 713-944-2100.

Relief Valve Fundamentals and Sizing

February 25, 2026 (Wednesday)
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
San Jac College | Deer Park, TX

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