Young Pipeline Professionals Europe (YPPE)
“Don’t just be in the industry, be a part of it”
The Young Pipeline Professionals Europe (YPPE) is a group of highly motivated young professionals working within the pipeline industry with the aim of knowledge sharing to ensure the longevity of the industry, addressing the industry’s skill shortage and foster relationships.
We are focused on career development and industry involvement. It is important to develop a sense of pride and belonging for our members and facilitate the transfer of knowledge from experienced pipeliners to the next generation of professionals.
SPT Young Offshore Pipeline Engineers Seminar
SPT is proud to announce a new initiative for 2024 with the launch of a one-day technical programme developed for young engineers and new entrants to the subsea and offshore pipeline industry. The SPT Young Offshore Pipeline Engineers seminar has been developed in collaboration with Young Pipeline Professionals Europe (YPPE) and will be held the day before the SPT 2024 congress on Tuesday 22 October at the Leonardo Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge.
Registration costs
SPT Young Offshore Pipeline Engineers seminar – £120 plus VAT
Eligibility criteria
If you are currently working, looking to work or studying within the pipeline industry and under the age of 35 years old then you are eligible.
Updates from PTC 2023
YPPE at YPI joint booth
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YPPE/YPI social event sponsored by PPSA
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YPPE collaboration with Marine Corrosion Forum
Updates from YPPE Mini-Conference 2023
Conference photo
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TDW Facility visit
YPPE needs you and you need YPPE!
On top of rising costs, Europe’s companies are facing another worry – the lack of skilled workers – which is becoming more prominent than ever before. It’s clear that talent retention and development are critical for the ongoing success of the industry. Within this maelstrom of demand, the pipeline industry needs to make its voice heard. Thankfully, the Young Pipeline Professionals Europe (YPPE) have the perfect medicine to this ailment!
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