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IBR 2026: Key Changes

Webinars 24 October 2026

TWI India is hosting a webinar on “IBR 2026: Key Changes” following the Government of India's introduction of the fully revised Indian Boiler Regulations (IBR) 2026 via an e-Gazette notification dated 1 October 2026. The revised regulation, aligned with the Boiler Act, 2025, introduces important changes aimed at improving the quality, safety and performance of the boiler industry in India.

Date: 24 October 2026

Time: 14:30 -16:30 (IST)

Venue: Online

Fees: Applicable

What will you learn?

The webinar will provide an overview of the key changes in IBR 2026 and how they may affect professionals involved in boiler manufacturing and operations, including:

  • Qualification requirements for manufacturers of boilers and boiler components
  • Expanded coverage of new materials, alloys and welding consumables, including for supercritical boilers
  • Material grouping for welding qualification and post-weld heat treatment
  • Acceptance of materials manufactured to international standards, including ASTM and EN
  • Acceptance of welding consumables classified to AWS standards
  • Streamlined workmanship standards and test protocols
  • The new approach to welder certification
  • Rules for solar boilers and heat exchangers
  • Renumbered and revised IBR forms

To help the industry navigate these changes, TWI introduces new course “Essential of IBR 2026”, designed to support technical professionals across the boiler industry towards effective implementation of the revised regulation. Delegates will be eligible to receive certificates.

 

To register for the IBR 2026: Key Changes webinar or enquire about the Essential of IBR 2026 course, please contact enquiries@twiindia.com. 
Fees are applicable.

 

Speakers

Parthapratim Brahma, MTech | MWeldI - Mentor

Parthapratim Brahma, MTech | MWeldI

Mentor
TWI India

An engineering professional who brings 43 years of experience in shipbuilding, fabrication, boilers, pressure vessels, and related industries, with extensive hands-on exposure to manufacturing, quality control and assurance, testing, inspection, and certification across multiple industry sectors.

He is a member of the Central Boilers Board and the ASME International Working Group India (Section I – Power Boilers). He also holds membership with The Indian Society for Non-Destructive Testing, and Indian Institute of Welding.

He began his career as a welding engineer at a shipyard before joining Lloyd’s Register, where he held leadership roles in operations, sales, and technical governance. His final position there was Area Technical and Quality Manager for South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa within Lloyd’s Register Inspection Services.

An ASME-qualified Authorized Inspector Supervisor and a trainer, he has approximately 30 years of experience in ASME Code inspection and more than 25 years of experience delivering training on ASME Codes, IBR, the Pressure Equipment Directive, welding, and fabrication practices.