Training & Recertification

Pipeline Assessment & Certification Program

Current Version- 6.0.1 Released November 2010



Note: PACP Certification is valid for 3 years from the date of issuance.


PACP Recertification

Like many other certification programs, PACP users will need to recertify every three years to keep their certification active. Recertification can be completed on-line, through a one-day course with a Master Trainer or a two-day course with a PACP Trainer.

PACP Users will receive a 6 month notification of expiration by email. Please contact NASSCO, by email at Dawn Jaworski, as soon as possible with a current email address.

Frequently Asked Questions

Click Here for direct access to the online training system if you are already signed up for the online course through nassco.org.

Click Here for the Continuing Education Units Application.

Click here for more information on PACP Recertification.


Certified Data Collection and Asset Management Software

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Need Guidance? Please click here for a guide to determining which data collection software is right for you.


PACP Preview

This succinct 30 minute presentation gives you a preliminary view of NASSCO’s Pipeline Assessment Certification Program (PACP). The free training module includes images and some CCTV video clips for most PACP codes, and is based on the more extensive PACP recertification training modules. In brief, this elaborate and very insightful first glance of PACP is definitively worth watching.

PACP Preview (1 of 3)

PACP Preview (2 of 3)

PACP Preview (3 of 3)


General Information

PACP Code of Ethics

NAAPI-PACP: Frequently Asked Questions

NASSCO PACP - Editorial

NASSCO PACP - Overview

NASSCO PACP - Brochure

NASSCO PACP - Course Content

NASSCO PACP - Quality Control (QA/QC)

Continuing Education Units Application

Color Coded Code Charts


PACP Sample Quizzes


Registration Form

PACP Class - Registration Form

Note: You must contact the person listed on the schedule for cost and registration information. Click here.


Software Technical Bulletins

Issue #110; 10/27/11: Valid Length and Width Entries

Issue #109; 7/19/11: Video Path

Issue #108; 7/19/11: Use of code TFD

Issue #107; 10/19/10: Null vs Zero Values

Issue #106; 8/11/10: Grading

Issue #105; 7/7/10: Field Names

Issue #104; 6/21/10: General Observation- Remarks

Issue #103; 6/21/10: Water Level Footage Requirement

Issue #102; 6/11/10: Total Length vs. Length Surveyed

Issue #101; 6/11/2010: Other Surface Damage- Chemical- Remarks


Certified Users & Trainers

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PACP/MACP/LACP Database Validation

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Press

PACP Manual in Spanish- 07.11

PACP User Recertification on the Horizon- 04.11

Municipal Sewer & Water, Maintaining Quality in PACP Inspections - 10.10

NASSCO Attention Users & Trainers Memorandum - 07.01.2008

Making your TV Data Last Longer Than You Do - 07.01.2007

uTech: Sewer Defect Codes - Origin and Destination - 4.1.2005

A Look Back 2004 - 01.01.2005

Trainer Re-certification & Quality Control - 11.01.2004

PACP Maturity Brings Changes - 09.01.2004

PAC Program Progress & Changes - 07.01.2004

Where do the PACP codes come from? - 06.01.2004

The History and Future of PACP - 05.01.2004

NASSCO PACP Standard Database - 04.01.2004

Review of PACP Discussions 2004 Annual Meeting; Tucson, AZ - 03.01.2004

PACP is Listening, are You Saying Something? - 02.01.2004

PACP Condition Grading - 01.01.2004

PACP for Engineers - 12.01.2003

PACP Copyright Press Release - 11.01.2003

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