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 PTI Leading in High-tech Manpower Development
in the Oil & Gas Sector

The Petroleum Training Institute (PTI) prides have designed courses that cut across spectrum of
itself as the leading technological Institute for the operations of the oil and gas sector. The courses can
development of high-end technical human capital for be delivered at the workplace, Petroleum Training
the nation’s oil and gas sector. Institute and virtually (online). Also, the courses can
be tailor made on demand to address the specific
Over the years, the PTI has been tooling oil and gas need of a company.
personnel to meet the challenges of their companies
especially, in this competitive business environment. At PTI, we put our heart, soul and vision into
The global oil market gas been massively impeded developing competent technical manpower for
by the COVID-19 pandemic breakout, crashing oil Quality Service Delivery at optimal cost.
prices at the global market to the lowest ebb. This,
no doubt put so much pressure on the operating cost PTI is prepared to collaborate with stakeholders in
of businesses; and as a result, most companies are the oil and gas sector to develop high-tech personnel
developing cost effective technology to stay afloat in that can rival any in the Sub- Saharan Africa.
business. To this end, PTI has developed courses to
tool oil personnel to meet the strategic needs of the Dr. Henry A. Adimula,
oil & gas and allied companies; as well as to improve Principal & Chief Executive,
the efficiency of key operations in the industry. Petroleum Training Institute,
Effurun, Delta State
As you peruse through the training brochure, we

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 Contents
OIL AND GAS PROCESSING PROGRAMS (PNGPG) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 11
HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM STEAM REFORMING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 11
GAS CONDITIONING, TREATMENT AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 11
FILTRATION AND SEPARATIONS TECHNICAL TRAINING - PRINCIPLES, APPLICATIONS AND TROUBLESHOOTING: � � � � � � � � 12
ASPEN HYSYS: PROCESS MODELLING AND SIMULATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12
FUNDAMENTALS OF DISTILLATION FOR ENGINEERS (BASIC): � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12
FUNDAMENTALS OF DISTILLATION FOR ENGINEERS (ADVANCED): � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 13
LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG) PROCESSING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 13
REFINERY OPERATOR BASIC TRAINING COURSE I: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 13
REFINERY OPERATOR BASIC TRAINING COURSE II: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 14
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN OIL REFINING TECHNOLOGIES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 14
BASIC REFINING OPERATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 15
NATURAL GAS GATHERING, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 15
ADVANCED NATURAL GAS GATHERING, TRANSMISSION DISTRIBUTION AND MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 15
SAFE APPLICATION OF PLANT UTILITIES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 16
WATER TREATMENT PROCESSES FOR INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 16
LABORATORY MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 17
INTRODUCTION TO NATURAL GAS TECHNOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 17
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 17
BASIC NATURAL GAS PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 18
NATURAL GAS PROCESSING AND CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 18

OIL AND GAS TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS(PEG) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 20

INTRODUCTION TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 20
PRACTICAL RESERVOIR ENGINEERING WITH PETREL AND ECLIPSE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 20
PVT PROPERTIES OF RESERVOIR FLUIDS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 20
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 21
WELL TEST DESIGN AND ANALYSIS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 21
ENHANCE OIL RECOVORY PROCESSES: CHEMICAL, MISCIBLE AND THERMAL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 21
FUNDAMENTALS OF FIELD DEVELOPMENT PLANNING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 22
WATER FLOODING MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 22
RESOURCES AND RESERVES EVALUATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 22
FORMATION TESTING: WIRELINE AND LWD (REQUIRES SOFTWARE; INSITUPRO): � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 23
FUNDAMENTAL OF FLOW ASSURANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 23
ROCK PHYSICS – INTEGRATING PETROPHYSICAL, GEOMECHANICAL AND SEISMIC MEASUREMENTS: � � � � � � � � � � � 23
PORE PRESSURE PREDICTION METHODS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 24
CORROSION, METALLURGY FAILURE ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION: CORROSION TECHNOLOGY CENTRE � � � � � � � � � � � 24
API 571 DAMAGE MECHANISMS AFFECTING FIXED EQUIPMENT IN THE REFINING AND
PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY (TRAINING & PREPARATORY CLASS): � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 25

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 CO2 CORROSION MODELLING FOR THE PREDICTION OF INTERNAL CORROSION IN OIL
AND GAS PIPELINES AND PRODUCTION TUBING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 25
DESIGN AND OPERATION OF PIPELINE CATHODIC PROTECTION SYSTEMS –
DESIGN, INSTALLATION, OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, SURVEY AND MONITORING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 25
CORROSION CONTROL BY MATERIAL SELECTION AND DESIGN: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 26
OILFIELD CORROSION MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 26
CORROSION CONTROL IN GAS, OIL AND WATER: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 26
GUIDELINES FOR OPEN PIT SLOPE DESIGN 1 – FUNDAMENTALS AND DATA COLLECTION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 27
SURFACE FACILITY PRODUCTION OPERATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 27
FOUNDATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 27
WIRELINE (SLICKLINE) OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 28
INTRODUCTION TO COILED TUBING OPERATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 28
COILED TUBING OPERATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 29
ELEMENTS OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 29
TERMINAL OPERATIONS FOR CRUDE OIL EXPORT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 29
CRUDE OIL CUSTODY TRANSFER OPERATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 29
BASIC RESERVOIR ENGINEERING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 30
BASIC WELL TESTING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 30
CRUDE OIL TREATMENT TECHNIQUES IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 30
DRILLING FLUID TECHNOLOGY- THEORY AND PRACTICE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 31
WELL CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 31
BASIC WELL COMPLETION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 31
SEISMIC DATA ACQUISITION, DATA REDUCTION AND QUALITY CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 31
BASIC FORMATION EVALUATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 32
BEST PRACTICES OF ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY (EOR) PROJECTS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 32
APPLIED CORING AND WELL LOGGING FOR ENHANCED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 32
ELEMENTS OF LAND SURVEYING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 33
ELEMENTS OF OPEN-CAST MINING OPERATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 33
EXPLOSIVES AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 33
DRILLING TECHNOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 34
MUD SCHOOL –PTI LEARNING CENTRE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 34

PETROLEUM ANALYSIS LABORATORY (PAL) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 36

PRACTICAL TRAINING IN CRUDE OIL ANALYSIS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 36
PRACTICAL TRAINING IN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ANALYSIS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 36
PRACTICAL TRAINING IN POTABLE EFFLUENT WATER ANALYSIS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 36
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL FOR ANALYTICAL LABORATORY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 37
INSTRUMENTATION, APPLICATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROPHOTOMETER (AAS): � � � � � 37
INSTRUMENTATION, APPLICATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF HIGH
-PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY (HPLC): � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 38

ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS INSTRUMENTATION

MAINTENANCE & TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMES � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 40
FOUNDATION OF FIELDBUS SYSTEM: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 40
PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS AND LOOP TUNING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 40
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 INSTRUMENT MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND CALIBRATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 40
ELECTRICAL MACHINES MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 41
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 41
ELECTRICAL RISK PREVENTION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 42
SWITCH GEAR MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 42
REWINDING OF ELECTRICAL MACHINES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 42
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 43
FLOW MEASUREMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 43
FUNDAMENTAL OF ELECTRONICS/APPLICATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 43
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AND LOGICS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 44
INSTRUMENTATION (PNEUMATICS) - FUNDAMENTALS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 44
INSTRUMENTATION (PNEUMATICS) - ADVANCED: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 45
BASIC INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 45
ADVANCED INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 45
POWER SYSTEM PROTECTION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 46
ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 46
CONTROLLERS AND PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS IN THE PETROLEUM AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES - FUNDAMENTAL: � � � � � � 46
CONTROLLERS AND PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS IN THE PETROLEUM AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES - ADVANCED: � � � � � � � 47
CABLE JOINING AND TERMINATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 47
MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRICAL PROJECTS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 47
PLC PROGRAMMING, TROUBLESHOOTING & MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 48
PLC & SCADA FOR AUTOMATION & PROCESS CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 48
PROCESS CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 49
LIQUID AND GAS FLOW METERING AND CUSTODY MEASUREMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 49
CONTROL VALVES, ACTUATORS AND POSITIONERS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 49
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 50
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIR: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 51
BASIC INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 51
ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS & APPLICATIONS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 52
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AND APPLICATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 52
DIGITAL SYSTEMS DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 53
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AND APPLICATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 53
ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 54
PRACTICAL ELECTRIC FENCE SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 54
CCTV SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 55

MECHANICAL/MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY & MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS � � � � � � � � � � � 57

MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 57
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY BEST � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 57
ROTATING EQUIPMENT: START-UP, OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, & TROUBLESHOOTING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 58
PROCESS & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ESSENTIALS UPSTREAM & DOWNSTREAM PROCESS CONTROL & OPTIMIZATION: � � � 58
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ESSENTIALS: ROTATING & STATIC EQUIPMENT & STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY: � � � � � � � � � � 59
PROCESS CONTROL VALVES AND ACTUATORS: SIZING, SELECTION, INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � 59
PROCESS UTILITY SYSTEMS: OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND OPTIMIZATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 59
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT: COMPRESSORS, PUMPS, SEALS, MOTORS, AND VARIABLE - SPEED DRIVES: � � � � � � � � � � 60
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 FUNDAMENTALS OF QUALITY INSPECTION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 60
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL IN ENGINEERING DESIGN AND PRACTICE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 61
THE COMPLETE COURSE ON FACILITIES MANAGEMENT: FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 62
ADVANCED HYDRAULIC COURSE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 62
PUMP AND VALVE MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 63
MACHINE VIBRATION: MONITORING AND CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 64
MAINTENANCE OF HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC MACHINES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 64

Welding Engineering and Offshore Technology Department � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 66

WELD DEFECTS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 66
INSPECTION PRACTICES IN WELDING� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 66
PRACTICAL INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 66
HEALTH AND SAFETYIN WELDING� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 67
WELDING OF PRESSURE STEEL VESSELS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 67
PIPE WELDING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 67
ESSENTIALS OF WELDING DESIGN � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 67
PLASTIC WELDING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 68
QUALITY ASSURANCE/CONTROL IN WELDING� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 68
ALUMINIUM WELDING (TUNGSTEN INERT GAS (HG)) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 68
SAFETY IN INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 68
WELDING APPRECIATION/ELECTRIC ARC WELDING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 69
WELDING OF DUPLEX AND OTHER STAINLESS STEELS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 69
METALLOGRAPRY (Metallurgy Fundamentals and Specimen Preparation)
and INTERMEDIATE METAILOGRAPIIY (Microstructural Interpretation) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 69
ASSET INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT OF AGING FACILITIES � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 70
HOT TAPPING OF STEEL PIPELINE � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 71
SAFETY & UNDERWATER RESPONSE SWIMMING AND OFFSHORE PERSONALSURVIVAL TECHNIQUES � � � � � � � � � � � � 71
BASIC SWIMMING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 71
HEALTH AND SAFETY IN WATER ENVIROMNTDEE1MTIONS OF RELATED SAFETY TERMS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 72
DIVING APPRECIATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 72
UNDERWATER CUTTING AND WELDING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 72
SAFETY IN UNDERWATER TASK AND ACTIVITIES � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 72
BASIC OFFSHORE SAFETY INDUCTION AND EMERGENCY TRAINING (BOSIET) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 73
FACILITY MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 73
RELIABILITY, AVAILABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY (RAM) FOR OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 73
PIPELINE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 74

Oil and Gas Business Management Programs (PMDS/GNS) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 77

THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY: FROM UPSTREAM TO DOWNSTREAM: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 77
SERVICE STATION MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 77
CRUDE OIL MARKETING: OPERATIONS AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 78
LEADERSHIP STRATEGY - CRISIS MANAGEMENT, PROBLEM SOLVING & DECISION MAKING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 78
PETROLEUM DEPOT OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 78
NEGOTIATION SKILLS FOR THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 79
INTERNATIONAL OIL AND GAS LAW: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 79

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 GAS BUSINESS ANALYSIS, DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 79
INTRODUCTION TO PETROLEUM ECONOMICS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 80
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 80
PROJECT AND CONTRACT MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 80
PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL TRAINING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 81
PROCUREMENT IN OIL AND GAS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 81
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN SUPPLY MANAGEMENT TRAINING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 82
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 82
PETROLEUM FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 82
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND VALUE CREATION IN BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 83
ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK OF REFINING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 83
CONTRACTS MANAGEMENT: NEGOTIATING, DRAFTING AND MANAGING CONTRACTS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 83
PROJECT SCHEDULING & COST PLANNING SKILLS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 84
THE COMPLETE COURSE ON PROJECT MANAGEMENT: PROJECT MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST : � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 84
THE ESSENTIALS OF CONTRACTING AND CONTRACT NEGOTIATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 84
MANAGING CONTRACTUAL LIABILITIES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 85
THE COMPLETE COURSE ON CONTRACTS ARRANGEMENT: CONTRACTS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST: � � � � � � � � � � � � 85
VALUE ENGINEERING SKILLS: IMPROVING PERFORMANCE AND PROFITABILITY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 86
RISK ASSESSMENT & RISK MANAGEMENT FOR OIL & GAS PROJECTS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 86
PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS, CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT & BENCHMARKING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 86
EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY RELATIONS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 87
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR MANAGERIAL STAFF: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 87
TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 88
BASICS OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 88
DRIVING ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE THROUGH EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 88
INTEGRATED LOGISTICS TRAINING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 89

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 91

DATA PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 91
APPLICATION OF THE INTERNET IN MODERN TECHNOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 91
COMPUTER APPRECIATION FOR SECRETARIAL STAFF: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 91
SYSTEM MANAGEMENT & PC MAINTENANCE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 92
Big Data Analytics � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 92
THE WEB AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 92
DIGITAL MARKETING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 93
HARDWARE AND NETWORKING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 93
SERVER ADMINISTRATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 93
COMPTIA SECURITY+ � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 94
COMPTIA NETWORK+ � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 94
COMPTIA A+ � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 95
GRAPHICS DESIGN � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 95
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR VECTOR GRAPHIC DESIGN FOR BEGINNERS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 95
MOTION GRAPHIC DESIGN � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 96
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN (CAD) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 96
IT Management � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 97
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 DISASTER MANAGEMENT & CONTINGENCY PLANNING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 97

HEALTH SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 99

HEALTH SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 99
ADVANCED HSSE PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 99
SAFETY LEADERSHIP IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 99
PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 99
FUNCTIONAL SAFETY ENGINEER TRAINING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 100
ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 100
INCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS (USING 5 WHY AND WHY TREE): � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 101
CONSTRUCTION RISK REDUCTION IN OIL AND GAS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 101
HSE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE FOR MANAGERS IN OIL AND GAS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 102
FIRE MARSHALL TRAINING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 102
FIRE WATCH TRAINING � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 102
RISK REDUCTION AND ALARP DEMONSTRATION IN OIL AND GAS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 103
FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 103
QUALITY CONTROL IN INDUSTRIES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 104
FOOD SAFETY AND HYGIENE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 104
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 104
RISK ANALYSIS USING BOWTIE METHODOLOGY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 105
LAYERS OF PROTECTION ANALYSIS (LOPA): � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 105
OIL SPILL RESPONSE AND MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 105
FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS (FMEA) AND RISK BASED MANAGEMENT (RBM)IN OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS: � � � 106
HAZOP STUDY AWARENESS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 106
HAZOP TRAINING FOR TEAM LEADERS AND MEMBERS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 107
THE COMPLETE COURSE FOR RISK, RELIABILITY AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 107
NATURALLY OCCURRING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS (NORM/TENOM) SOURCES HANDLING
AND MANAGEMENT IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 108
FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 108
RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 108
CHEMICAL WASTE HANDLING AND MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 109
BASIC FIRST AID: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 109
POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 109
OIL/DRILLING WASTE MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 110
SAFETY/HSE SKILLS TRAINING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 110
WASTE MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 110
TOXICITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 111
LEADING TO DRIVERS CERTIFICATION: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 111
INTRODUCTION TO REMOTE SENSING AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
(GIS) FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 111
RADIATION PROTECTION TRAINING: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 112
RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY PROTECTION COURSE: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 112
FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUSTRIAL PROCESS MEASUREMENT: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 113
INSTRUMENT DIAGRAMS AND SYMBOLS: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 113

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 OIL AND GAS PROCESSING
PROGRAMS

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OIL AND GAS PROCESSING PROGRAMS (PNGPG)

Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM STEAM REFORMING: GAS CONDITIONING, TREATMENT AND PROCESSING
TECHNOLOGY:
The course will cover all the catalysts, absorbents and
adsorbents used for hydrogen production� In general, these units This course is designed to provide participants with an up – to
have long periods of operation between shutdowns and correct – date overview of gas conditioning and processing technology�
catalyst loading and activation procedures must be followed to This includes product specification and the processes available to
avoid unintended outages� condition the gas in order to meet the required specification.
All of the hydrogen purification options viz wash systems,
methanation, PSA or membranes are covered in the course� Course Content
Participants will learn the key physical and chemical properties
Course Content of natural gas components as well as major processes such as
Increasing the importance of the steam reformer and the reasons Dehydration, Gas Sweetening, Hydrocarbon Dew point Control
behind the change is emphasized (HCDP Control), LPG Recovery and Fractionation, Sulphur
• Refinery hydrogen balance. Recovery and Tail Gas Clean-up�
• The role of the steam reformer for the production of Also, to be covered during the course are the factors to consider
synthesis gas in designing and selecting the major process equipment such as
• Basic Steam Reformer Design the Separator/Fractionator�
• Water and steam systems� Design and operation of process control systems, separator,
• Feedstock and feedstock purification absorption and fractionation facilities will be taught as well�
• Steam reforming chemistry and steam reforming catalyst�
• Reformer metallurgy Learning Outcomes
• Monitoring and dealing with tube failures� - Gain a vast knowledge of natural gas conditioning, treatment
and processing
Learning Outcomes - Identify types of separators and their sizing.
- Apply and gain in-depth knowledge of hydrogen production - Understand the importance of water content and dew point
by steam reforming� applied in gas conditioning and processing technology
- Identify the reasons behind the change in emphasis and - Identify the formation, prediction and inhibition of hydrates
considers the refinery hydrogen balance. and the process of liquid desiccant dehydration�
- Distinguish the role of the steam reformer and understand - Determine the operating variables of gas conditioning
the basic steam reformer design� and processing technology and recognize enhanced glycol
- Heighten their awareness on catalyst absorbents and concentration and solid desiccant�
adsorbents used for hydrogen productions - Recognize the thermodynamics of gas and utilize it for the
removal of acid gases such as H2S, CO2, RSH�
Target Audience
Those involved in refinery process engineering, unit operations, Target Audience
research and development, sales and refinery technical service. Participants should have a degree in science or engineering and
Process engineers from design and construction companies as some experience in the petroleum industry� Process engineers
well as those who provide products and services to the petroleum or operators with an interest in gas conditioning, treatment and
refining industry will also find the course very useful and processing will find the course very useful and informative.
informative�
DURATION/Dates
DURATION/Dates 5 days Mar 14-18 Jul 4 – 8
5 days Feb� 7-11 May 9-13 Sept� 5 – 9 Aug� 22 – 26�

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Course Title and Introduction the energy industry. It is used for process optimization in design
and operations in oil & gas processes� And it accelerates the
FILTRATION AND SEPARATIONS TECHNICAL TRAINING - ability of companies to bring new plants and designs to market
PRINCIPLES, APPLICATIONS AND TROUBLESHOOTING: in record time. Learn to build, navigate and optimize process
simulations using Aspen HYSYS� Participants will learn the
This course reviews the science behind separation, filtration, efficient use of different HYSYS functions to build steady state
coalescing, activated carbon absorption in addition to other process simulations
related technologies as well as their applications in gas
processing and refining industries. Attendees are able to better Course Content
understand fundamental principles, equipment designs and This course will teach process engineering professionals
modes of failure to assist in troubleshooting performance and students how to build, navigate and optimize process
problems� Real cases will be reviewed and discussed� simulations using Aspen HYSYS� They will be able to use the
different functions of the software to build steady state process
Course Content simulations�
This course is important for several reasons; Poor contamination
control is the leading cause of process instability and losses, Learning Outcomes
filtration and separation is often overlooked and poorly Knowledge and understanding of:
understood in many plants� Proper knowledge of separation - Starting with HYSYS
systems is critical to plant performance� Lack of formal training - Equations of State
across process industries leads to uninformed decision-making� - Compressor operation in HYSYS to model the compressing
process
Learning Outcomes - Expander operation in HYSYS to model the expansion process
At the end of the course participants would learn: - Heat exchanger operation in HYSYS to model the heat
• Introduction to Process Separation Systems transfer process
• Principles of Filtration - Flash separator operation in HYSYS to model the flash
• Filtration in Liquid Streams separation process
• Filtration in Gas Streams - Partial oxidation reaction of methane to produce hydrogen
• Filtration Vessel Designs - Developing a model that represents the water gas shift
• Principles of Coalescence reaction
• Coalescence in Liquid Streams - Absorber operation in HYSYS to model the absorption
• Coalescence in Gas Streams process
• Coalescing Vessel Designs - Recovery of (NGL) from natural gas
• Activated Carbon Beds
• Centrifuges, Cyclones and Scrubbers Target Audience
• Membrane Pre-Filtration New engineering graduates/technologists who will be using
• Problem Solving Aspen HYSYS in their daily work, Process engineers doing process
• Know Real Cases design and optimization projects and studies, Plant engineers
checking plant performance under different operating conditions,
Target Audience R&D engineers and researchers using Aspen HYSYS for process
Process Engineers, Operations and Maintenance Personnel, synthesis
Managers, Supervisors, Technical Specialists, R&D Personnel,
Purchasing Personnel, Engineering & Construction Personnel, DURATION/Dates
Suppliers and Consultants� 5 days Mar 21-25 May 16-20
Oct�31 -Nov� 4
DURATION/Dates
2 days Mar 28-29 Jul 18-19
Nov 7-8 Course Title and Introduction

FUNDAMENTALS OF DISTILLATION FOR ENGINEERS (BASIC):

Course Title and Introduction
This course is designed to introduce the principles of distillation
ASPEN HYSYS: PROCESS MODELLING AND SIMULATION: as a diffusional separation process and describe mathematical
and graphical methods for process and plant analysis and design�
ASPEN HYSYS is the leading plant design and simulation tool for

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Course Content Target Audience
• Fundamentals of vapour-liquid equilibrium Engineers, process engineers, process control personnel and
• Flash distillation technical staff in the refining and petrochemicals industries.
• Continuous distillation and the McCabe-Thiele construction,
including consideration of: DURATION/Dates
• The feed line 5 days Mar 7-11 May 9-13
• The reflux ratio Aug 1-5 Oct 31- Nov� 4
• Non-ideal systems
• Batch distillation
• Plate distillation column design� Course Title and Introduction
• Multi – component distillation
LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG) PROCESSING:
Learning Outcomes
- Understand vapour-liquid equilibrium This course provides a comprehensive technical and economic
- Understand flash distillation, continuous distillation and the review of the Liquefied Natural Gas industry.
McCabe-Thiele construction
Course Content
Target Audience Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to review
Early-career engineers, process engineers and technical staff in the structure of an LNG chain and the world map of LNG plants,
the refining and petrochemicals industries. understand main LNG physical properties and specificities,
assess LNG facilities’ hazards and HSE issues, along with risk
DURATION/Dates mitigation and prevention techniques, grasp main liquefaction
2 days Mar 21-22 Jun 6-7 processes’ operating principles, conditions and constraints, gain
an overview of the technology of equipment used in the LNG
industry and grasp the essence of LNG markets and contracts�
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
FUNDAMENTALS OF DISTILLATION FOR ENGINEERS - Know The LNG World
(ADVANCED): - Know LNG Specific Properties and Associated Hazards
- Understand Liquefaction and Regasification Process
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of efficient - LNG Storage, Loading/Off – loading and Transport
distillation columns operations as well as optimization strategies - Technology of LNG Specific Equipment
implementation� - LNG Plant Operation
Upon completion of the course, the participants will be able to - LNG Economic Aspects
know about all parameters and profiles for the analysis of a
distillation column operation, master the concepts necessary to Target Audience
optimize the operation of a column, identify the performances and Professionals involved or interested in the LNG industry: technical
limits of different control systems and deepen their knowledge of and managerial staff in the LNG industry, equipment providers,
the detection and effects of deficiencies. personnel from engineering companies, etc�

Course Content DURATION/Dates

• Operating Parameters – Definition and Significance 5 days April 4-8 July 18-22 Sept 12-16
• Fractionation Capability of an Industrial Distillation Column
• Process Control Parameters
• Equipment Technology and Troubleshooting Course Title and Introduction

Learning Outcomes REFINERY OPERATOR BASIC TRAINING COURSE I:

- Be able to identify, understand and explain the significance
of Operating and Process Control Parameters This course provides operators with the knowledge and know-
- Know Fractionation Capability of an Industrial Distillation how required for safe, efficient and reliable field operations. For
Column each equipment type, participants will be exposed to its principle,
- Develop skills and knowledge of equipment Technology and technology, ancillary systems, monitoring, basic operations, risks,
Troubleshooting safety devices, good practices� Continuous assessment - written
tests and oral presentations will be conducted throughout the

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training� (equipment checks, circuit alignment, sampling, etc�)�
- Example of procedures for equipment shut-down and start-
Course Content up�
- Piping & Storage Vessels - Case studies - Group work� Lessons learned�
- Instrumentation and Control Devices - On-site practical exercise on different processes (main
- Heat Exchanger Equipment equipment, operating conditions)�
- Role plays�
Learning Outcomes
- Valves, fittings, flexible hoses, safety devices/interlocks. Learning Outcomes
Vessels, storage tanks. Identification symbols for various - Understand Rotary Machinery, Fluid flows, Rotating
items of equipment� machinery field recognition, Centrifugal and positive
- Block diagrams, flow sheet, P&ID. Introduction to isometric displacement pumps, Centrifugal and reciprocating
drawings� compressors�
- Field applications: equipment recognition, practical exercise - Gain understanding of Single stage, back-pressure steam
of line-plotting, demonstration equipment in the workshop turbines, Electric motors operation�
- Heat, energy and heat transfer� Heat exchangers: technology, - Explain Processes – Products – Sampling & Testing –
main types, workings and operation� Utilities
- Physical variables used in process operations (pressure, - Understand Notion of material and heat balance�
temperature, flowrate, density, specific gravity). - Manufacturing process diagram�
- Components of a control loop� Instrumentation: workings - Utilities: flare network, waste water treatment, cooling water,
and operation� air production�
- Opertors’ Tools – Skills & Organization
Target Audience - Understand Safety Requirements for plant operations
Operators of oil refineries or chemical plants, without any - Understand Product hazards: flammability, toxicity, physical
operator certification background, Technicians or staff to be hazards.
retrained as operators in the chemical, petrochemical or oil
industries� Target Audience
Operators of oil refineries or chemical plants, without any
DURATION/Dates operator certification background, Technicians or staff to be
10 days Mar 14-25 Aug 15-26 retrained as operators in the chemical, petrochemical or oil
industries�

Course Title and Introduction DURATION/Dates

10 days May 16-27 Oct�31-Nov 11
REFINERY OPERATOR BASIC TRAINING COURSE II:

This course provides operators with the knowledge and know- Course Title and Introduction
how required for safe, efficient and reliable field operations. For
each equipment type, participants will be exposed to its principle, RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN OIL REFINING TECHNOLOGIES:
technology, ancillary systems, monitoring, basic operations, risks,
safety devices, good practices� Continuous assessment-written This course provides an up-to-date information on present and
tests and oral presentations will be conducted throughout the future trends of oil refining processes.
training�
Course Content
Course Content Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to get a
- Basic chemistry� Chemical products and chemical solutions: broad vision of future from technical, safety and environmental
composition and hazards. constraints for the refining industry, quote the recent
- Distillation: principles of the separation, distillation columns� developments in oil refining processes, explain how the latest
- Products, Quality control tests, Sampling� breakthroughs can help meet the new challenges�
- Principles of manufacturing processes�
- Plant documentation: inventory, content, usage� Learning Outcomes
- Radio communication� Teamwork� - Refinery Products & Process Evolution Outlook for 2020
- Reporting and handover duties� - Atmospheric & Vacuum Distillation: New Concepts
- Job Safety Analysis for field operators’ routine activity - Catalytic Reforming & Isomerization

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- FCC: More Polypropylene, More LCO Course Title and Introduction
- Gasoline & Sulfur Reduction Strategies
- Ultra – low Sulfur Diesel Production & VGO Deep NATURAL GAS GATHERING, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION
Hydrotreatment MANAGEMENT:
- Hydrocracking for Vacuum Distillates & Residues
- Hydrogen Balance To expose participants to surface operations in associated and
- Thermal Conversion of Residues non-associated petroleum gas handling and simple principles of
- Criticity of Sulfur Units Gas Plant Management�
Course Content
Target Audience - Review and overview of world natural gas scenario�
Engineers, Managers, HSE Professionals, and other oil and gas - Hydrocarbon fluids mechanics
professionals - Natural gas reservoirs/Subsurface behaviour of hydrocarbon
fluids.
DURATION/Dates - Gathering/Pipelines system design, Conceptualization sizing
5 days Mar� 7-11 June 6-10 and topography and route selection�
Sept� 5- 9 Nov� 7-11 - Gas Pipelines simulation/Network Analysis�
- Principles and practice of hydrocarbon fluids separation.
- Gas dehydration and compression systems�
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
BASIC REFINING OPERATIONS: - Technical problems in natural gas transmission system and
management/control�
This course is designed to give participants basic understanding - Characterization and compositions of natural gas and
of the functions and operations of petroleum refineries. It related derivatives�
provides an essential back-ground to effective operation of the - Understand Natural Gas production techniques and
process units in a refinery. operation (Surface/Subsurface)
- Rotating machines and their Application/Optimization in
Course Content natural gas transport�
- Review of basic Petroleum Chemistry
- Properties and flow of fluids Target Audience
- Elements of Petroleum Refining Field Operators, Technical Supervisors Engineers and
- Tanks, Vessels and Columns Management staff involved in Gas Operations in major
- Essential Utilities� Oil Movement and Storage Petroleum Production and Service Companies, Gas Companies,
- Corrosion and Maintenance Problems� Refinery Staff involved with Gas Plant Systems and Decision
Makers in the Petroleum Industry�
Learning Outcomes
- Understand refining operations DURATION/Dates
- Understand fluid and flow properties 3 days Mar 21-23
- Understand process equipment, corrosion and maintenance
problems�
Course Title and Introduction
Target Audience
Process Operators, Maintenance Technicians and ADVANCED NATURAL GAS GATHERING, TRANSMISSION
Technologists, Oil Movement Operators, DISTRIBUTION AND MANAGEMENT:
Shift Supervisors� Quality Technicians,
Refiners in Vegetable Oil Plants, etc. This course provides participants with an advanced training
in Gas Engineering Operation� Trainees will be exposed to an
DURATION/Dates in-depth and adequate theoretical and practical Gas Systems
5 days Mar 7-11 June 20-24 design and principles in managing a gas operation and enterprise
development�

Course Content
- Applied Natural-Gas Systems and Thermodynamics Laws
- Natural Gas Engineering

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- Natural Gas Reservoirs and Gas Wells - Heat Transfer, Thermal properties of matter�
- Natural Gas Wells Inflow Performance and Evaluation. - Water Treatment
- Applied Compressor Engineering Operations and - Electrical Equipment
Management�
- Energy Economics in Natural Gas Engineering Operations� Learning Outcomes
- Natural Gas Systems Process Dynamics and Control� - Identify and understand plant utilities
- Natural Gas Procession and Conditioning� - Understand heat transfer and safety issues
- Natural Gas Projects Development and Economics� - The role of water treatment
- Natural Gas Project Management - Understand electrical equipment utilities, use and
- LPG and LNG Systems development and Management maintenance
- Fundamentals of Petroleum Laws
- Managing a Natural Gas Enterprise Learning Outcomes
- Identify and understand plant utilities
Learning Outcomes - Understand heat transfer and safety issues
- Understand units’ operations in Natural Gas Operations - The role of water treatment
Engineering� - Understand electrical equipment utilities, use and
- Understand Applied Heat Transfer and Thermodynamics maintenance
processes in natural gas Engineering�
- Real Gas Laws and Super Compressibility DURATION/Dates
- Understand Natural Gas Pumping Units, Auto Refrigeration 4 days May 9-12 Oct 3- 6
and Non-Compressor Operations in Natural Gas Operations
and System Management�
- Understand Fundamentals of Petroleum Laws and how to Course Title and Introduction
manage a Natural Gas Enterprise
- Relating MACHINES Operations Management WATER TREATMENT PROCESSES FOR INDUSTRIAL AND
- Fundamentals of Gas Projects Financing Accounts� DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION:
- Gas Production Control and Management�
- Natural Gas Systems Performance Auditing� Operating a water treatment plant can become very tedious
- Decision Analysis and System Overall Management� if basic concepts are not adequately understood� This course
if designed to provide the engineer or operator the skills and
Target Audience knowledge to operate their water plants safely, professionally and
For Engineering Managers, Gas affairs managers, executive in accordance with international best practices�
directors of operations, and managing Directors of gas
companies, Chief Engineers Directors and Senior Engineers At the end of this course, the trainee should be able to
with high level Management of Operational responsibilities, understand the principles of water treatment and thereby acquire
Gas Operations Engineers and high-level Engineers or technical the capability to operate their plants satisfactorily�
manpower who may have attended the first module of this course
as a pre-requisite titled “Natural Gas Gathering, Transmission Course Content
and Distribution” - Introduction to water chemistry and analysis
- Basic unit operations/processes in water treatment�
DURATION/Dates - Aeration, Sedimentation, Softening, Filtration, Stabilization,
4 days Mar 28 - 31 Aug 1 - 4 Adsorption, Disinfection & Iron removal
Oct 3 - 6 - Preliminary treatment
- Corrosion, protection in the water industry
Course Title and Introduction - Boiler-Water and Cooling water treatment
- Recycling of waste water e�g� cooling water
SAFE APPLICATION OF PLANT UTILITIES: - Basic unit operations/processes in waste water recycling
(e�g� Cooling Tower)
A practical course to acquaint staff with plant utilities generally - Economics of waste water recycling
and introduce them to their application with emphasis on safety
for efficient and effective production Learning Outcomes
- Understand principles of water treatment
Course Content - Acquire capability to operate water treatment plants
- Notions of Utilities satisfactorily

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- Understand Water treatment waste disposal Course Title and Introduction
- Safety in water treatment plants
- Process and quality control in water treatment INTRODUCTION TO NATURAL GAS TECHNOLOGY:
- Understand environmental laws on Industrial/domestic
waste water treatment and discharge� This course introduces participants to natural gas technology
concepts, principles and practices� Delegates will be exposed to
Target Audience systems, processes and controls and facilities for Natural Gas
Process Engineer, Plant Operators, Production, production�
Supervisors, Power plant and Utilities Engineers/ Operators,
Government Agencies with duties related to energy etc�
Course Content
DURATION/Dates - Fundamentals of Natural Gas Technology
5 days May23-27 Oct 17-21 - Natural Gas Chemistry and Physics
- Natural Gas Characterization and Composition
- Hydrocarbon fluids Mechanics
Course Title and Introduction - Types of Natural Gas
- Natural Gas Reservoirs / Classification
LABORATORY MANAGEMENT: - Elements of Natural Transmission
- Natural Gas Processing
This course is designed to provide the participants with the - Elements of Gas Metering
knowledge and skills of laboratory management�
Learning Outcomes
Course Content - Understand the basic Concepts and applicable Sciences and
- Laboratory types, fittings and furnishings Mathematics of Natural Gas Technology�
- Designing a Laboratory - Understand The field and plants requirements,
- Record keeping in the laboratory� - Operational Safety requirements,
- Laboratory discipline - Equipment / Machinery Configuration and requirement
- Installing Laboratory Equipment - Recognize the Systems processes and Control requirements
and facilities
Learning Outcomes - Appreciate the Quality Control and Quality Assurance
- Know type of laboratories and their furnishing and fittings - Know Criteria, market and Customers demands�
- Understand laboratory layout
- Understand the principles of designing laboratory stores� Target Audience
- Know the correct methods and places for Installing� Craftsmen, Technician, Technologists, Engineers�
(I) Balances
(ii) Barometers DURATION/Dates
(iii) Galvanometers 5 days Mar 14 - 18 Jun�27 – Jul� 1
(iv) Distilling units Nov� 7 – 11�
- Understand the management of stores
- Understand the principles of store keeping�
- Know the acquisition, Storage, and use of technical Course Title and Introduction
information�
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY:
Target Audience
Laboratory Supervisors, Laboratory Superintendent, Chemists, This course aims to give deep knowledge to production personnel
Laboratory managers sand other middle and senior cadres of involved with natural gas and associated liquids to acquaint or
industrial, and specialized laboratories. reacquaint themselves with gas production unit operations

DURATION/Dates Course Content

5 days Mar 21-25 June 20-24 - Natural Gas Exploration Technology
Nov 7-11 - Natural Gas Drilling Engineering Technology
- Natural Gas Well Completioning Technology
- Natural Gas Reservoirs Technology
- Natural Gas Production Tests

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- Natural Gas Production Control - Understand Gas Scrubbing / Straining
- Field handling of Natural Gas - Familiarize with rotating machines application in Gas
- Plant Handling of Natural Gas Processing
- Natural Gas Processing and Control
- Natural Gas Storage Target Audience
- Natural Gas Transmission and Distribution Technology� For Whom: Craftsmen, Technician, Technologist, Engineers,
Manager etc�
Learning Outcomes
Understand the various model of Natural Gas Technology, source DURATION/Dates
of Gas and types� Technique, Types of Natural Gas production, 5 days Mar 21-25 April 4-8
Control Techniques, Field production, Storage, Formation Aug 15-19
Evaluation, Reserve Estimates, Production Decline, Material
Balance, Volumetric� Course Title and Introduction
Natural Gas Exploration / Exploitation, Subsurface Operations,
Surface Operations, Natural Gas Drilling Technology, Natural Gas NATURAL GAS PROCESSING AND CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY:
Drilling and Well Complefuid, Gas Well Tests and Test Procedures�
This natural gas course aims to give deep knowledge to
Target Audience production and processing personnel involved with natural gas
Craft men, Technicians, Technologists, Engineers, Senior Engr, and associated liquids to acquaint or reacquaint themselves with
Chief Engineers, Managers etc� gas conditioning and processing unit operations�

DURATION/Dates Course Content

5 days Mar 14-18 Aug 22-26 - Principles of Natural Gas Processing�
- Elements of Heat Transfer Technology�
Course Title and Introduction - Natural Gas Separator Systems Technology�
- Basic Separator Component and Mechanism�
BASIC NATURAL GAS PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY: - Types of Separators�
- Natural Gas Processing Technology�
This course seeks to provide delegates skills and knowledge - Natural Gas Dehydration Technology�
to identify technical Problems associated with Gas Processing, - Natural Gas Conditioning Technology�
principles of Reservoir Hydrocarbon Fluids Separation, - Technology Problems in Natural Gas Processing�
and natural Gas Dehydration Technology/Elements of gas
thermodynamics Learning Outcomes
- Select and evaluate processes used to dehydrate natural
Course Content gas, meet hydrocarbon dew point specifications and extract
- Elements of Hydrocarbons Nomenclature and Classification natural gas liquids
- Elements of Source Point Phenomenon and Gas Reservoir - How to apply thermodynamic property correlations to the
Technology design and evaluation of gas processing facilities
- Hydrocarbons Systems Physical properties - Equipment sizing methods for major process equipment
- Qualitative and Quantitative Natural Behaviour - To recognize and develop solutions to operating problems
- Basic Natural Gas Thermodynamics and control issues in gas processing facilities
- Water Hydrocarbon Phase Behaviour - Technical fundamentals, property correlations, phase
- Natural Gas Processing Technology behavior and applied thermodynamics
- Natural Gas Conditioning and Stabilization - How to apply phase behavior principles and phase diagrams
- Systems Process Control and Management to design and operating problems
- How to apply thermodynamic laws and principles to
Learning Outcomes equipment design and operation
- Understand source of Gas and Types
- Understand Mechanics of Natural Gas Processing Science Target Audience
and Technology Senior Technicians, Technologists, Engineers, Managers, Senior
- Understand Justification for Gas Processing and Science of Managers, Executive Directors / MD’s
Impurities
- Be familiar with unit operation of the Separator Systems DURATION/Dates
- Identify Process Variables and Control 5 days Nov 7-11

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 Oil and Gas Technology Programs

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OIL AND GAS TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS(PEG)

Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

INTRODUCTION TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING: PRACTICAL RESERVOIR ENGINEERING WITH PETREL AND

ECLIPSE:
This course will provide the participants with top-notch training
and practical experience on the basics of reservoir engineering� Introduction to Reservoir Engineering covers the fundamentals,
It will cover the role of reservoir engineers in exploration and with a primary focus on understanding fluid flow in porous
production. Trainees will also learn about fluid and rock properties media� Participants will learn reservoir engineering based on the
used in reservoir engineering applications and the fundamental application of analytical techniques�
concepts of fluid flow in porous media. Multiphase situations,
types of oil and gas reservoirs, reservoir drive mechanisms, Course Content
the basics of material balance and decline curve analysis, and
reserve definitions will also be discussed. Learning Outcomes
- Fundamentals & Darcy’s Law
Course Content - Well and Reservoir Concepts
This course is designed to help participants develop a complete - Well Testing and Analysis
understanding of the reservoir life cycle, reservoir environment - Principles of Reservoir Simulation
and formation properties, Darcy’s Law, and API correlations� - History Matching and Prediction
By the end of the course, participants will have gained a
foundational understanding of reservoir engineering that they can Target Audience
use while moving forward in their training� The course is designed for engineers and geoscientists working
in Exploration and Drilling within the scope of Reservoir
Learning Outcomes Optimization.
- Reservoir Engineering Basics Exposure in oilfield is beneficial but not essential.
- Reservoir Conditions
- Understanding Reservoir and its Production Capacity DURATION/Dates
- Reservoir Drive Five (5) Days April 25-29 Sept� 19-23
- Reserves
- Participants will discuss the definition of reserves and the
recovery factor – API correlation by hands on exercises Course Title and Introduction
on RF estimations� During this day, estimation of oil-in-
place and gas-in-place concepts will be covered� The day PVT PROPERTIES OF RESERVOIR FLUIDS:
will end with use of production decline curves in reserves
estimations� Our PVT training focus is on the theoretical and practical
understanding of key PVT concepts along with the use of some
Target Audience software; trainees will learn various methods for obtaining values
The course is designed for engineers and geoscientists working of reservoir fluid properties from laboratory data and correlations.
in Exploration and Drilling within the scope of Reservoir
Optimization. Course Content
Exposure in oilfield is beneficial but not essential. Chemical properties of hydrocarbons, conventional laboratory PVT
(Pressure-Volume-Temperature) tests and quality control will also
DURATION/Dates be covered� Trainees will learn about phase diagrams, mixing
5 Days May 9-13 Aug� 8-12 rules, EOS, EOS tuning, and fluid properties while attending
this course� Each day participants will be given examples and
problems to solve� This is designed in such a way that the
confidence and understanding of the participants will be greatly

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enhanced so as to manage problem concerning reservoir fluid Course Title and Introduction
properties�
WELL TEST DESIGN AND ANALYSIS:
Learning Outcomes
- Fundamentals of PVT (Pressure-Volume-Temperature) This course has been designed to help our trainees have a grasp
- PVT Fluid Properties, Reporting and Evaluating of the different types of tests and techniques, both analytical and
- Development of Equation of State (EoS) Models graphical, for data representation and analysis of well tests� Such
- Tuning and Data Requirements techniques include diagnostic plots-derivative for draw down,
- Oil Filed Applications and buildup tests�

Target Audience Course Content

Operations, Production, and Reservoir Engineers Trainees will learn about the interpretation of complex data,
such as those from well test in naturally fractured reservoirs,
DURATION/Dates hydraulically fractured wells, horizontal wells, along with gas
Five (5) Days June 6-10 and gas condensate reservoirs� Each day participants will see
examples of the types and techniques discussed along with
practice problems�
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT: - Types of Test Analysis
- Diagnostic and Derivative Analysis
This course will focus on fundamental techniques deploy by asset - Types of Well Testing
management teams in modern reservoir management� - Analysis Gas and Gas Condensate Reservoirs
- DST
Course Content
The training will span across Data acquisition, analysis, and Target Audience
modeling� The reservoir model, production operations, and Reservoir engineers, production engineers, Wireline operators,
reservoir management economics will also be discussed� BHP survey supervisors, engineers and technicians who need
Trainees will take part in case studies that include new field, insight into BHP surveys and analysis and any field personnel
mature fields, brown fields, waterfloods, and enhanced recovery involved with the design and interpretation of well tests
projects across the spectrum of oil fields in the Gulf of Guinea.
Integrated management examples for new and mature fields and DURATION/Dates
for a waterflooding will be discussed in a workshop environment Five (5) Days April 25-29 Sept� 12-16

Learning Outcomes
- Reservoir Management Concepts and Processes Course Title and Introduction
- Characterization and Analysis
- Statistical Analysis and Performance Analysis ENHANCE OIL RECOVORY PROCESSES: CHEMICAL, MISCIBLE
- Dynamic Model AND THERMAL:
- Selecting a Project
- Target Audience This course presents a comprehensive summary of various
- Engineers, geoscientists, operating personnel, and asset technology use in chemical, miscible, and thermal enhanced oil
team members� recovery processes� The topics that are also covered include
fractional flow theory, Cyclic Steam Stimulation (CSS), Steam
DURATION/Dates Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD), and some other EOR methods
Five (5) Days March 21-25 Jun� 6 – 10 (including the newly introduced hybrid processes)� For each
Oct� 17-21 technique theoretical and practical aspects will be discussed in
detail along with case studies and field examples.

Course Content
Trainees will learn about different EOR processes, fundamental
science and engineering behind EOR applications, fluid sampling,
testing and characterization. They will also learn about Phase

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behavior fundamentals, EOR simulation process and workflow, Course Title and Introduction
fractional flow theory, minimum miscibility pressure and thermal
recovery processes� WATER FLOODING MANAGEMENT:

Learning Outcomes This course will cover water flooding and the distribution of
- Enhanced Oil Recovery Fundamentals immiscible fluids in a reservoir.
- Phase Behavior Fundamentals
- Fractional Flow Theory Course Content
- Minimum Miscibility Pressure During this course, participants will also learn about the
- Thermal Recovery Processes process of immiscible displacement in a reservoir along with
the water flood pattern options and its effects on the selection
Target Audience and orientation of flood performance. Other concepts that will
Reservoir and petroleum engineers, geologists, petrophyicists, be covered include the prediction of water flood performance by
workover and production engineers, researchers and/scientists, the application of classical water flood predictions. Analytical
and others interested in EOR processes� techniques and linear fractional flow theory will be discussed.
Participants will also be able to see a simulation of water
DURATION/Dates flooding.
Five (5) Days May 16-20 Nov�14-18
Learning Outcomes
- Introduction to Water flooding
Course Title and Introduction - Performance and Processes of Water flooding
- Flow Theory and Analysis Methods
FUNDAMENTALS OF FIELD DEVELOPMENT PLANNING: - Analytical and Prediction Methods
This Field Development Planning course provides participants - Simulations and Field Examples
with an opportunity to learn the fundamental approach for
working and writing a Field Development Plan� The plan is Target Audience
a document that is an output of a sequence of decision and Same as above
discipline-based tasks designed to come up with a development
plan� It is, also, a basis for coming up with a robust way of DURATION/Dates
developing, producing, and maintaining hydrocarbon resources� Five (5) Days June 20-24 Oct�17- 21

Course Content
The participants will be introduced to all these concepts as they Course Title and Introduction
are applied to the process of coming up with a development plan
in relation to the reservoir life cycle� This course will acquaint RESOURCES AND RESERVES EVALUATION:
engineers, geoscientists, and operating personnel with the basic
techniques used by asset management teams� This course will include the presentation of various reserve
estimating methodologies, to include the difference between
Learning Outcomes resources and reserves. The classifications and definitions of
- FDP Overview these reserves and resources, along with a guideline for the
- Reservoir Model – Static application of these definitions will be covered. PRMS, SPE,
- Reservoir Model – Dynamic WPC, AAPG, SEC, and other regulatory authority guidelines will be
- Facilities, Economics and Optimization discussed�
- Development Examples – New Field, Mature Field, Water
flood Course Content
The course will update G&G and reservoir engineers with the
Target Audience newest and most accurate methods for obtaining the value of a
Reservoir and petroleum engineers, geologists, petrophyicists, reserve� Following the completion of this course, all participants
workover and production engineers, researchers and/scientists, should be able to manage deterministic and probabilistic
and others methods, with the aim of gaining a thorough understanding of
various reserve levels and their equivalence in both systems
DURATION/Dates
Five (5) Days March 7 - 11 Jun 27 - Jul 1

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Learning Outcomes Course Title and Introduction
• Resource Classification
• Petroleum Economics FUNDAMENTAL OF FLOW ASSURANCE:
• Deterministic Reserves
• Statistics, Probability, and Uncertainty Optimum flow assurance design and operation requires the
• Reserve Estimation evaluation of all disciplines interfacing flow assurance, as well
as careful consideration of the interactions between the fluid,
DURATION/Dates reservoir, wells, pipelines, surface facilities, and the surrounding
Five (5) Days March 21-25 Aug� 1-5 environment�
Jul� 18 - 22
Course Content
The participants’ knowledge will be enhanced in various flow
Course Title and Introduction assurance problem, inorganic oilfield scale principles and
fundamentals, Participants will learn about exotic mineral scale,
FORMATION TESTING: WIRELINE AND LWD (REQUIRES prediction and modeling of inorganic scales, the design of a field
SOFTWARE; INSITUPRO): scale management program, and recent developments in scale
prevention� The problem, deposition site, impact, composition and
This five day course will consist of theoretical and practical structure, and detection of hydrates�
classroom session with the last day of the course being devoted They will also learn about characteristics, mechanisms and about
to Wireline, Logging While Drilling (LWD), and Pressure Volume various control, prevention and remediation methods of parrafins
Temperature (PVT) lab to see Formation Testing (FT) tools and and Asphaltenes�
PVT lab facilities/experiments� This course will also include all Additionally, organic deposition model and emulsions along
FT applications, including pressure surveys, gradient analysis, with various forms of corrosion and mechanisms with special
sampling and downhole fluid analysis, FT pressure transients, emphasis on CO2 and H2S corrosion with Corrosion inhibitor
and FT In-Situ Stress testing� application and oilfield management guidelines.

Course Content Learning Outcomes

Experience professionals will provide participants with Participants will be able to;
presentations of tools, operations, and the latest interpretation - Describe fluid-related issues and how to obtain appropriate
advances� The participants will also have various practical fluid samples to assess risk of those issues
exposure sessions with real data and INSITUPRO software� - provide understanding of what key project decisions that
The class will be 50% classroom learning and 50% practical need flow assurance input
application with exercises, including visits to Wireline, LWD, and - Knowledge of software and methods to assist in flow
PVT laboratories assurance engineering

Learning Outcomes Target Audience

• INSITUPRO Software and Well Pressure Testing FDP managers, operation managers of fields with long flow
• IPTT and Downhole Fluid Analysis lines between wellheads and processing facilities, Aspiring Flow
• LWD, CHDT, and In-Situ Stress Testing with MDT Assurance Engineers and Production Chemists and other Engineer
• Pressure Testing and Application in related fields.
• -Visits and Review
DURATION/Dates
Target Audience Five (5) Days June 6-10 Nov� 14-18
Same as above

DURATION/Dates Course Title and Introduction

Five (5) Days April 25-29 Oct� 24- 28
ROCK PHYSICS – INTEGRATING PETROPHYSICAL,
GEOMECHANICAL AND SEISMIC MEASUREMENTS:

Rock Physics is a key component in oil and gas exploration,

development, and production� It combines concepts and
principles from geology, geophysics, petrophysics, applied

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mathematics, and other disciplines� Rock physics provides the concepts used in pore pressure prediction will be presented, and
empirical relationships, understanding and theory to connect methods for estimating pore pressure using log and seismic data
petrophysical, geomechanical and seismic data to the intrinsic will be explained and discussed� The discussion will focus on
properties of rocks, such as mineralogy, porosity, pore shapes, deriving a calibrated pore pressure model from seismic velocities�
pore fluids, pore pressures, stresses and overall architecture, This implies calibration with offset well data in order to derive a
such as laminations and fractures� calibrated velocity-to-pore pressure transform�

Course Content Learning Outcomes

The participants will be taken through introduction to rock physics By understanding how the pre-drill pore pressure model is
and petrophysics, while reviewing Hooke’s law, anisotropy and built, and what kind of calibration data is necessary, the course
elastic wave velocities, concept of the representative elementary participant will get a sense of how to update and re-calibrate
volume, Voigt/Reuss and Hashin-Shtrikman bounds, Modulus- the model in real time while drilling� The following topics will
porosity relations, Gassmann’s equation and fluid substitution. be addressed: Processes responsible for abnormal pressure,
Also, diagenetic and sorting trends in velocity-porosity data etc, Methods of pore pressure prediction and detection, Data
Biot theory, patchy saturation, squirt flow, pore pressure and the requirements and how to deal with data gaps, Model calibration,
concept of the effective stress, fracture gradient and fracture Advantages and disadvantages of seismic and resistivity-based
reservoirs pore pressure prediction, Real time updating and uncertainty
analysis�
Learning Outcomes
Attendees will obtain an understanding of the sensitivity of Target Audience
elastic waves in the earth to mineralogy, porosity, pore shapes, Exploration and development geologists, petro-physicists,
pore fluids, pore pressures, stresses, and the anisotropy of the geophysicists, drilling engineers, completion engineers and
rock fabric resulting from the depositional and stress history reservoir engineers who need an essential understanding of
of the rock, and how to use this understanding in quantitative the impact of pore pressure on drilling, wellbore stability, and
interpretation of seismic data and in the construction of reservoir management�
mechanical earth models
DURATION/Dates
Target Audience Five (5) Days Jun� 27 - July 1
Geoscientists, petrophysicists, and engineers wishing to
understand rock physics and learn how to work together in
integrated teams to build geomechanical models� Course Title and Introduction

DURATION/Dates CORROSION, METALLURGY FAILURE ANALYSIS AND

Five (5) Days Jun� 27 - July 1 PREVENTION: CORROSION TECHNOLOGY CENTRE

This course aims to provide the participants with an

Course Title and Introduction understanding of why and how corrosion occurs, the metallurgical
and environmental factors influencing corrosion, and practical
PORE PRESSURE PREDICTION METHODS: methods of corrosion control and failure prevention�

A predrill estimate of formation pore pressure is a key Course Content

requirement for successful exploration and drilling� During Outstanding experience with corrosion modeling and testing,
the exploration phase, knowledge of the spatial distribution thorough knowledge of corrosion control and electrical principles,
of formation pressures can be used to develop fluid migration In-depth knowledge of Boiler, Piping and Pressure Vessel Code,
models, to study the effectiveness of seals, and to rank Solid understanding of DOT regulations related to corrosion
prospects� During the drilling phase, a pre-drill pore pressure testing and record keeping, familiarity with corrosion testing and
estimate allows the appropriate mud weight to be selected and cathodic protection equipment�
the casing program to be optimized, thus enabling safe and Facilitators must be either API or NACE certified.
economic drilling�
Learning Outcomes
Course Content Participants will be able to grasp the basic concepts related to
This course will cover the fundamental principles of pore corrosion, metallurgy and failure analysis, and to apply the state-
pressure modeling and application to oil field problems. The basic of-the-art technology in their workplace�

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Target Audience Course Title and Introduction
corrosion practitioners, failure analysis personnel, designers,
technical managers, inspection and maintenance engineers, CO2 CORROSION MODELLING FOR THE PREDICTION OF
coatings and weld inspectors, quality control personnel and INTERNAL CORROSION IN OIL AND GAS PIPELINES AND
anyone who is interested in corrosion, metallurgy and materials PRODUCTION TUBING:
failure analysis and its prevention�
Corrosion Technology Centre
DURATION/Dates This 5-day specialized practical course covers fundamentals
Five (5) Days April 25-29 Jun� 27 - July 1 of corrosion, key factors influencing CO2 corrosion, and all the
Nov� 7-11 details on CO2 corrosion modeling for the prediction of internal
corrosion in oil and gas pipelines�

Course Title and Introduction Course Content

Course outline include fundamentals of corrosion, key factors
API 571 DAMAGE MECHANISMS AFFECTING FIXED EQUIPMENT influencing CO2, overview, selection and comparison of various
IN THE REFINING AND PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY (TRAINING CO2 Corrosion models etc�
& PREPARATORY CLASS):
Learning Outcomes
This is a preparatory class for the candidate of API 571 The course will cover the overview of a dozen of empirical and
certification examination. mechanistic carbon dioxide corrosion models, CO2 corrosion
Where we cover all the topics related to Damage Mechanisms model comparison, CO2 corrosion model selection, Co2 corrosion
Affecting Fixed Equipment in the Refining and Petrochemical model validation and extensive hands-on modeling exercises�
industry A practical guide for CO2 corrosion modeling strategy is also
presented�
Course Content
This corrosion short course aims to provide the participants with Target Audience
a thorough understanding of the various damage mechanisms Contractors, Designers, Consultants involved in CO2 Corrosion
contained in the latest edition of API RP 571-2011 that can affect Prediction�
process equipment, the type and extent of damage that can be Engineers and technologists in charge of pipeline integrity�
expected, and how this knowledge can be applied to the selection Technicians and maintenance personnel who deal with internal
of effective inspection methods to detect size and characterize corrosion in oil and gas pipelines and production tubing�
damage� The 66 damage mechanisms to be discussed in this
corrosion short course are common to a variety of industries DURATION/Dates
including refining and petrochemical, pulp and paper, and fossil Five (5) Days May 16-20
utility

Learning Outcomes Course Title and Introduction

Identification and understanding of the various damage
mechanisms which will help when implementing the API DESIGN AND OPERATION OF PIPELINE CATHODIC
Inspection Codes (API 510, API 570, API 653) and in carrying out PROTECTION SYSTEMS – DESIGN, INSTALLATION, OPERATION,
risk based inspection (RBI) per API 580 and API 581� MAINTENANCE, SURVEY AND MONITORING:
When performing a fitness-for-service (FFS) assessment using
API 579, the damage mechanisms need to be understood and Corrosion Technology Centre
need to be considered when evaluating the remaining life� This 5-day course covers both the fundamentals and practices
in the design, installation operation, maintenance, survey,
Target Audience monitoring, and trouble-shooting of pipeline cathodic protection
Designers, Inspection Engineers, Maintenance Engineers, Plant systems�
Inspectors, Mechanical Engineers, and Process Engineers in the
refining and petrochemical industries. Course Content
Corrosion and cathodic protection, corrosion potential, factors
DURATION/Dates influencing the operation of a corrosion cell, cathodic protection
Ten (10) Days April 25–29 Oct� 17-28 design procedure, determining current requirements, calculation
of cathodic protection circuit resistances, calculation of system

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life and number of anodes, calculation of driving voltage, sample DURATION/Dates
cathodic protection designs and system performance evaluation Five (5) Days May 16-20 Sept� 19-23
etc�

Learning Outcomes Course Title and Introduction

Knowledge of fundamentals and practices in the design,
installation operation, maintenance, survey, monitoring, and OILFIELD CORROSION MANAGEMENT:
trouble-shooting of pipeline cathodic protection systems are
targeted learning outcome This course will cover the fundamentals, mechanisms, and the
main causes of corrosion in the oil and gas production system� It
Target Audience will also cover the corrosion control and monitoring methods used
Engineers and technologists who are in charge of pipeline in the oil and gas production systems� This course will contain
cathodic protection systems� practical examples of these in the oil and gas industry
Designers who are interested in cathodic protection technology for
corrosion prevention of pipelines� Course Content
Technicians and maintenance personnel who deal with installed • Corrosion Principles and classification
cathodic protection systems� • CO2 and H2S Corrosion and Corrosion Inhibition
• Material Selection
DURATION/Dates • Erosion
Five (5) Days June 20 – 24 • Pipeline External Corrosion

Learning Outcomes
Course Title and Introduction Participants will have learned how to identify the corrosion
mechanism, estimate and predict the corrosion rate, select
CORROSION CONTROL BY MATERIAL SELECTION AND DESIGN: material for different corrosion environments, evaluate and
select corrosion inhibitors for different corrosion environments,
Corrosion Technology Centre and estimate the erosion rate� Participants will also learn how
It is always easier and cheaper to erase lines on a drawing than to select the corrosion monitoring techniques and elaborate on a
to repair or replace failed equipment or components in service� corrosion management plan for pipeline�
The theme throughout the course is how to put the right material
in the right place in the right way� Practical rules in selection of Target Audience
materials and design guidelines against many different types of Corrosion engineers, production engineers, material engineers,
corrosion will be presented� Numerous case histories of real-life and reliability engineers�
problems and practical solutions will be discussed�
DURATION/Dates
Course Content Five (5) Days May 9-13 Nov� 21 -25
This course will cover importance of design in corrosion
prevention, practical corrosion cells commonly encountered in
design, material selection for corrosion control – Metals and Course Title and Introduction
Alloys, nonmetals, Design solutions to corrosion problems based
on types of corrosion etc CORROSION CONTROL IN GAS, OIL AND WATER:

Learning Outcomes This intensive training course examines the types of corrosion and
Participants will learn practical rules and codes in selection of corrosion control in the gas, oil and water industry and provides
materials and design guidelines against many different types of an overview of specific process descriptions and focuses on
corrosion� the examination and identification of metallurgical problems in
process units and methods of corrosion monitoring, control and
Target Audience damage reduction�
corrosion practitioners, researchers, designers, technical
managers, inspection and maintenance engineers, quality control Course Content
personnel and those involved in failure analysis to update their • Fundamental corrosion principles and mechanisms
appreciation of corrosion prevention through materials selection • Types of corrosion that are related to the oil, gas and water
and design� • Materials of Construction for process applications

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• Corrosion Monitoring and inspection Methods Course Title and Introduction
• Aspects of Corrosion inspection and anti-corrosion
management and mitigation SURFACE FACILITY PRODUCTION OPERATIONS:

Learning Outcomes This course will provide participants with the fundamental
and principles of production fluid behavior, conditioning,
Target Audience and processing from the wellhead to custody transfer� The
Process Engineers, Inspectors and Inspection Supervisors, participants will learn oilfield production handling at the surface,
Equipment Engineers, Maintenance Engineers and Planners, the treatment equipment, and the processes�
Design Engineers, Service Company Representatives Natural gas and oil physics characteristics, gathering system,
separation, treatment, pigging, transportation, measurements,
DURATION/Dates rotating equipment, vessel and piping design, and operations will
Five (5) Days June 20 – 24 Oct� 10 - 14 all be covered to enhance operational efficiencies.

Course Content
Course Title and Introduction • Production Systems, Fluid Properties and Hydrocarbon
Properties
GUIDELINES FOR OPEN PIT SLOPE DESIGN 1 – • Manifold and Gathering Systems
FUNDAMENTALS AND DATA COLLECTION: • Pigging and Separation
• Oil and Water treatment
This course presents an overview of the design process for open • Gas Treatment, Pump and Compressors
pit slopes� The course begins with a description and review of
the fundamentals of slope design and then progresses from field Learning Outcomes
data collection and QA/QC techniques through to the development Participants will learn how to design and operate the surface
of the individual component models that are used to define the facilities production equipment and processes through daily
geotechnical model� The course explores different slope design exercises�
methods and considerations�
Target Audience
Course Content Surface facility operation engineers, surface facility design
• Fundamental of Slope Design engineers, production operation engineers, and production
• Data Collection and QA/QC managers�
• Modelling, Techniques and Calibration
• Slope Design Methods DURATION/Dates
Five (5) Days Mar� 7-11 Sept� 19-23
Learning Outcomes Nov� 21-25
Fundamentals of Slope Design
Data Collection and QA/QC
Modeling, Techniques and Calibration Course Title and Introduction
Slope Design Methods
Management of open pit slopes FOUNDATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATION AND
EXPLOITATION:
Target Audience
Geologists, Mining and geological engineers and technicians, Course Content
and any other professionals involved in the process of data • Basic geological concepts
collection, design, monitoring and management of open pit slope, • Petroleum exploration
Attendees should have a basic background in rock mechanics • Basic Petroleum Geology
and experience in feasibility stage projects or operating open pit • Drilling Technology & Equipment
mines� • Production Technology & Equipment
• Field gathering, treatment and storage of oil and gas
DURATION/Dates • Measurement of oil & gas and reserves estimates
Five (5) Days May 16-20 August 22-26 • Refining crude oil, refining processes for gas, kerosene,
petrol, diesel, etc�

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Learning Outcomes Course Title and Introduction
At the end of the one-week course participants will, know the
functional operations of the Petroleum Industry; differentiate FISHING, PERFORATING AND OTHER SLICKLINE OPERATION:
between the various operating divisions of the industry, e�g�
Exploration, Drilling, Exploitation, Refining. The course is a practical approach to special slickline
Be acquainted with good knowledge of operational processes of applications and detailed description of downhole tools:
each of the divisions� procedures and tools for fishing and perforating, types of landing
Update their knowledge on petroleum exploration and exploitation� nipples, shifting tools, plugs, circulating devices, procedures and
kickover tools for installing/retrieving GLM valves and subsurface
Target Audience safety valves� The course is designed for personnel initiated with
Non-technical personnel from Petroleum exploitation companies, basic slickline knowledge, to upgrade their ability to Skills Level in
Government agencies with duties related to oil and gas operating and supervising�
exploitation business, Journalists and gas correspondents,
Non-petroleum engineers, lecturers, Instructors, Technological Course Content
Assistants, field operators in the petroleum industry. • Review of basic Slickline Tools and Operations
• Practical Review of Tools and Plugs shifting tools, Gas lift
DURATION/Dates equipment, rigging up and tubing control
Five (5) Days Mar� 14-18 Sept� 12- 26 • Practical: Running plugs and safety valve, fishing tools,
fishing tools and gas lift equipment
• Braided line and pressure equipment, fishing, SL Perforating
Course Title and Introduction , Downhole measurement and new developments

WIRELINE (SLICKLINE) OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE: Learning Outcomes

Course Content Target Audience

• Introduction Engineers and Operation Supervising Geologist, Field Technicians,
• Well completion Managers, Petroleum Inspectors and Wireline Operators� Slick line
• Spacing out completion string operators and supervisors, as well as other personnel involved in
• Surface equipment slickline operations (completion and well intervention engineers
• Wireline string and supervisors)
• Mandrels and Landing nipples
• Control and Maintenance tools DURATION/Dates
• Running and Pulling tools Five (5) Days Feb� 7-11 Oct� 17 - 21
• Special Oil and Gas well problems
• Safety in Wireline Operations�
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the course, Production Personnel should be INTRODUCTION TO COILED TUBING OPERATIONS:
introduced to workover operations� Know the use of wireline,
tubular and wireline for well repairs� The course overviews Coiled Tubing Equipment, Manufacturing
and Applications, including operations performed with nitrogen�
Target Audience
Engineers and Operation Supervising Geologist, Field Technicians, Course Content
Managers, Petroleum Inspectors and Wireline Operators� • Coiled tubing equipment and well control
• CT Logging, Fill Clean-Out and Job Design
DURATION/Dates • Tools
Five (5) Days March 21-25 May 9 -13 • Nitrogen Application
Jul� 25 – 29 Oct� 3 – 7
Learning Outcomes
Participants will be acquainted with coil tubing surface equipment
rigging up and down same and have an effective Supervision of
the job at the end of the course�

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Target Audience Target Audience
All Production and Petroleum Personnel Non-technical staff from the public and private sectors�

DURATION/Dates DURATION/Dates
Five (5) Days March 7-11 Jul� 4 - 8 Five (5) Days March 7-11 June 20-24
Oct�31 – Nov� 4

Course Title and Introduction

Course Title and Introduction
COILED TUBING OPERATIONS:
TERMINAL OPERATIONS FOR CRUDE OIL EXPORT:
Course Content
• Introduction Course Content
• Coil Tubing Surface equipment • The Nigerian crude oil export market and procedures�
• Computation for field operation • Crude oil marketing in Nigeria, development, trends and
• Downhole tools prospects�
• -Coiled tubing services • Petroleum product knowledge, sampling and analysis
• Drilling techniques�
• Testing • The characteristics of Nigeria’s Crude Oil�
• Completion • Terminal operations storage and measurement techniques�
• Production • Crude oil terminal operations, Records/Documentation,
• Workover Reporting Techniques and Procedures�
• Meter proofing
Learning Outcomes • Safety and fire fighting in terminal operations.
Participants will be acquainted with coil tubing surface equipment • Crude oil pipeline and Marine Transportation�
rigging up and down same and have an effective Supervision of • The Law of contract and the sale of goods Acts�
the job at the end of the course� • Petroleum Marketing Laws and Regulations in Nigeria�
• Communication skills, techniques and Methods of effective
Target Audience Terminal export operations�
All Production and Petroleum Personnel • Basic Management concepts and Techniques for effective
Terminal operations for Crude Oil Export�
DURATION/Dates
Five (5) Days April 25-29 Sept� 12-16 Learning Outcomes
On completing this course, participants would appreciate, update
and improve upon their knowledge, skills and abilities in the
Course Title and Introduction various Terminal Operations for Crude oil export�

ELEMENTS OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATION Target Audience

Crude oil marketers, Depot supervisors and Managers, Crude
Course Content Oil Marketing Terminal/Depot, Task Force Officials, Crude Oil
• Introduction to Basic Geology exporters and their representatives�
• Exploration Methods
• Principles of Seismic Exploration DURATION/Dates
• Origin of Petroleum/Petroleum Geology Five (5) Days March 7-11 June 20 - 24
• Basic Structural Geology Jul� 4 – 8 Nov� 21-25
• Formation Evaluation
• Sedimentology & Stratigraphy
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
To expose the participants to the fundamental operations in the CRUDE OIL CUSTODY TRANSFER OPERATIONS:
Petroleum Industry
Course Content
• Crude oil chemical and physical properties

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• Static measurement of crude oil company personnel, sales representatives, Data processing
• Fiscalisation of crude oil storage tanks� personnel and supporting staff whose work has to do with
• Positive Displacement Meter/Lact Units reservoir�
• Dynamic Flow Method of Crude Oil Measurements
• Automatic Sampling Device DURATION/Dates
• Crude Oil Gauging and Sampling Methods Five (5) Days March 7-11 April 25-29
• DPR Procedure guide for static measurement of crude oil Sept�19-23
volumes by tank gauging�
• Test and Analysis of crude oil�
• Types of Storage tanks� Course Title and Introduction

Learning Outcomes BASIC WELL TESTING:

On completing this course, participants would appreciate, update
and improve upon their knowledge, skills and abilities in the Course Content
various Terminal Operations for Crude oil export� - conditions in respect of well testing
- Different types of Sub-surface well testing�
Target Audience - Analysis of results�
Crude oil marketers, Depot supervisors and Managers, Crude - Field Importance of Well Testing
Oil Marketing Terminal/Depot, Task Force Officials, Crude Oil - Surface Well Testing
exporters and their representatives� - Reservoir application of the results�

DURATION/Dates Learning Outcomes

Five (5) Days March 7-11 June 20-24 To give the participants a sound theoretical background in well
Nov� 21-25 testing� At the end of the course, the participant would appreciate
the field operations.

Course Title and Introduction Learning Outcomes

To give the participants a sound theoretical background in well
BASIC RESERVOIR ENGINEERING: testing� At the end of the course, the participant would appreciate
the field operations.
Course Content
- Reservoir fluid properties DURATION/Dates
- Reservoir rock properties Five (5) Days Feb 14-18 June 6-10
- Fundamental of fluid flow Oct� 17-21
- Reservoir classification
- Reservoir Drive Mechanism
- Well performance Course Title and Introduction
- Oil Displacement concept
- Reserve estimation etc� CRUDE OIL TREATMENT TECHNIQUES IN THE OIL AND GAS
INDUSTRY:
Learning Outcomes
To help the participants to develop a more complete - Course Content
understanding of the Oil and Gas reservoir characteristics� At - Introduction�
the end of the course the participants would understand fluid - Chemistry of Crude Oil�
and rock properties, development plan, classification, drive - Crude Oil Flow Station Circuit�
mechanism and production of the reservoir� All these would help - Characterization of Crude Oil.
the participants to take or make useful decision/suggestions in - Crude Oil Emulsions
reservoir development� - Treatment Methods
- Thermal Treatment
Target Audience - Chemical Treatment, etc�
Geologists, geophysicists, engineers, engineering trainees,
production personnel, technical managers, technical assistants, Learning Outcomes
technicians, chemists, physicists, technical supervisors, service At the end of the Course, Participants will be able to understand

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Crude Oil Impurities and their Effects, Flow Station Circuits, and Learning Outcomes
become knowledgeable in all methods of Crude Oil Treatment At the end of the course, the participants should be able to
Techniques appreciate the importance of pressures control in drilling,
recognize kicks and their warning signals, rigging up and testing
Target Audience of well control equipment, know the rig personnel in well control
Production Engineers, Field Chemists, Field Supervisors, and pass the qualifying well control examination�
Technologists, Technicians, Gaugers, etc�
Target Audience
DURATION/Dates Rig Senior personnel, Drillers and assistant, Rig personnel; Rig
Five (5) Days June 6-10 Oct� 17-21 services personnel, Mud engineers, Mud Loggers, ADT, etc�

DURATION/Dates
Course Title and Introduction Five (5) Days March 7-11 June 6-10
Sept� 19-23
DRILLING FLUID TECHNOLOGY- THEORY AND PRACTICE:

Course Content Course Title and Introduction

- Introduction
- Clay and Clay Chemistry BASIC WELL COMPLETION:
- Drilling Fluid Classification and Preparation.
- Fundamental Characteristics of Drilling Fluid� - Course Content
- Drilling Fluid Testing Procedures, Equipment and Parameters - Introduction
- Drilling Fluid Contaminants And Additives - Completion types configuration
- Drilling Fluid Conditioning Techniques (mud Treatment) - Completion Tubular
- Mud Problem Identification And Solving - Subsurface completion equipment’s
- Spacing out completion strings
Learning Outcomes - Basic work over Operations
At the end of this Course, Participants will be able to understand
the Basic Techniques used in Characterizing and Preparing Learning Outcomes
Drilling Mud and be able to identify Various Mud Contaminants At the end of the course, the participants should be able to
and the Additives Suitable for Mud Treatment� identify completion configurations, know the factors considered
in well completion, know spacing out completion tubular,
Target Audience identify completions equipment’s and knowing basic work over
Mud Engineers, Mug Loggers, Technologists, Technicians, etc� operations�

DURATION/Dates Target Audience

Five (5) Days March 21-25 June 20-24 Petroleum Engineers, Completion Personnel, Production &
Workover technologist & Technicians, Well Head Services
Personnel, Oil & Gas Policy makers, etc�
Course Title and Introduction
DURATION/Dates
WELL CONTROL: Five (5) Days Feb 14-18 Oct� 3-7

• Course Content
• General Information Course Title and Introduction
• Pressure Concepts
• Causes of kick and kick indicators SEISMIC DATA ACQUISITION, DATA REDUCTION AND QUALITY
• Kill Methods CONTROL:
• BOP equipment hook up and test procedures
• Well control from a floating vessel Course Content
• Stripping and Snubbing - Introduction�
• Gas kicks and Regulations - Data Acquisition Survey Design�
- Acoustic Impedance and Reflectivity.

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- Common Dip Point (CDP) Stacking, Normal Movement (NMO) development of each EOR method. Reservoir characterization
Correction� techniques required for EOR will be explained and compared�
- Data Acquisition Operations and Survey Design Principles� Detailed EOR methods will be covered with many actual field
- Computer Application� cases worldwide will be presented and discussed� The course
is designed as an interactive learning environment of lecturing,
Learning Outcomes industry videos, and screening field cases.
At the end of the Course, Participants will be able to execute 2D,
3D, 4D Seismic Survey and access the Quality of Field Data� Course Content
- Rock and fluid properties for better reservoir characterization
Target Audience - How to screen actual reservoir to select the suitable EOR
Geologists, Geophysicists, Engineers, Supervisors, Executives and method
Managers, etc� - Different types, sub-types, and results of EOR field cases
(chemical, miscible, and thermal)
DURATION/Dates - Required data, lab design approach, and analysis of different
Five (5) Days Sept� 12-16 Oct� 10-14 EOR methods
- Current industry simulators and new advancements of EOR
methods
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
BASIC FORMATION EVALUATION: - Describe and apply different EOR processes
- Reservoir characterization and screening actual fields for
Course Content EOR methods
- Introduction - How to maximize oil recovery using Mobility Ratio and
- Principles of Well Logging for Reservoir Exploration� Capillary Number
- The Borehole and its environment - Chemical EOR: polymer, alkaline-polymer, and alkaline/
- Logging Methods (Physical Principles, Petrophysical surfactant/polymer
Background) - Miscible and thermal EOR techniques and new
- Interpretation advancements in EOR techniques

Learning Outcomes Target Audience

At the end of the Course, Participants will be able to understand Petroleum, Production & Reservoir Engineers, Processing
the Basic Principles of Wireline Logging, its Operation and engineers & other discipline engineers, Geologists & Petro-
Interpretation in Evaluating Reservoirs� physicists, Engineers who are new to the profession, Other
individuals who need to know about EOR technologies
Target Audience
Managers, Executives, Engineers, Geoscientists, etc� with little or DURATION/Dates
no background in Formation Evaluation� Five (5) Days March 7-11 August 22-26

DURATION/Dates
Five (5) Days Feb 14-18 July 4-8 Course Title and Introduction

APPLIED CORING AND WELL LOGGING FOR ENHANCED

Course Title and Introduction RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION:

BEST PRACTICES OF ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY (EOR) This unique training course is designed to provide deep
PROJECTS: understanding of core analysis and well logging for better
reservoir characterization. Accurate measurements of routine
The training course is designed to provide attendants with solid and special (RCAL & SCAL) rock properties using core analysis
understanding of different design aspects, types, screening and well logging reveal good evidence of hydrocarbon presence,
criteria, and field application of current and advanced types reservoir storage capacity and flow capability. Coring and well
of Enhanced oil Recovery (EOR) processes� Today, it is better logging offer the most tangible and direct means of determining
to apply EOR in a secondary mode� This training course critical reservoir parameters for making important and critical
presents basics, applications, problems, uncertainties and field decisions about reservoir management and/or development plus

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enhanced oil recovery projects� DURATION/Dates
Five (5) Days April 25-29 Oct� 24-28
Course Content
- Design of coring program and coring protocol
- Routine and Special Core Analyses (RCAL & SCAL) Course Title and Introduction
- Laboratory measurements of different rock properties
- Well logging methods, interpretations, and applications ELEMENTS OF OPEN-CAST MINING OPERATIONS:
- Rock properties from well logging for clean and shaly
formation - Course Content
- Integration of various data for better identification of - Introduction�
reservoir flow units - Basic Elements of Excavation�
- Open Cast Excavation Tools/Equipment�
Learning Outcomes - Basic Fragmentation Techniques
- Design good coring program and minimize rock alteration - Mucking�
- Determine rock properties using routine and special core - Beneficiation Techniques.
analyses - Ore Reserve Estimate�
- Interpret, and apply different logging methods for clean and - Safety�
shale reservoirs
- Integrate/correlate core and log data for well correlations Learning Outcomes
- Apply different techniques for identification/characterization At the end of the Course, Participants will be able to understand
of flow units. Basic techniques in Open Cast Excavation�

Target Audience Target Audience

Petroleum Engineers & Reservoir Engineers, Geologists, Managers and site construction Engineers, Supervisors, Field
Petrophysicists, and Geophysicists, Geological engineers & other Operators, Foremen, Drillers, Drilling Assistants, Pickers, etc�
discipline engineers, Engineers who are new to the profession and
other individuals who need to know about current & advanced DURATION/Dates
techniques of in reservoir characterization Five (5) Days May 9-13 Oct� 24-28

DURATION/Dates
Five (5) Days March 14-18 October 17-21 Course Title and Introduction

EXPLOSIVES AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS:

Course Title and Introduction
Course Content
ELEMENTS OF LAND SURVEYING: • Introduction�
• Chemistry of Explosive�
- Course Content • Principles of Rock Fragmentation�
- Introduction� • Storage and Transportation�
- Surveying Equipment� • Environmental Effects�
- Surveying Techniques • Safety�
- Computation
- Field Practice Learning Outcomes
- Safety� At the end of the Course, Participants will be able to understand
Basic Principles of Explosives and manage Explosives,
Learning Outcomes Fragmentation and its Effect on the Environment�
At the end of the Course, Participants will be able to understand
the Basic Principles of Land Surveying, Process and Compute Target Audience
Survey Data� Quarry Manage
Managers, Engineers, Supervisors, Foremen, Blasters, Safety
Target Audience Officers, Drillers and Pickers, etc.
Construction Site Managers, Engineers, Geologists,
Explorationists, Survey Assistants, etc�

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DURATION/Dates Course Content
Five (5) Days March 7-11 August 1-5 • School Induction and Drilling Fluid Functions
• Basic Chemistry of Drilling Fluids
• Clay Chemistry and Composition
Course Title and Introduction • Polymers and Their Function
• Rheology
DRILLING TECHNOLOGY: • Standard Mud Tests with Lab Session
• Composition of Water Based Drilling Fluids with Lab Session
- Course Content • Water Based Systems and Additives
- Origin of Petroleum/Reservoir Traps • High Performance and HPHT Water Based Muds with Lab
- Exploration Methods Session
- Basic Formation Evaluation • Filtration Control with Lab Session
- Casing & Cementation • Mud Contamination and Treatment with Lab Session
- Workover Operations • Lost Circulation with Lab Session – Basic Mud Check
- Principles of Hole-making • Corrosion
- Introduction to Well Control • Solid Analysis with Lab Session
• Safety Data Sheets (SDS or MSDS) with Lab Session
Learning Outcomes • Oil and Synthetic Based Mud Products and Systems
At the end of the course, participants should be able to • Standard Mud Tests for OBM/SBM
understand the basic principles of hole making, solving • Lab Session – Conventional and Synthetic Muds
encountered hole problems, Well Control & Workover operations • Lab Sessions – Oil Systems with Relaxed or High Filterate
and Megadril – All-in-one Emulsifier Package
Target Audience • HPHT Challenges, Applications and Systems
Technical Personnel (Drillers & Assistant Drillers), Rig • Solid Control Equipment and Drilling Waste Management
Supervisors, Floor men, Workover Technologists/Technicians, Oil • Solid Control and Drilling Waste Management with Lab
& Gas Policy Makers Session
• Lab Sessions: Build Bentonitic Mud System and Build a
DURATION/Dates Polymer Mud System
Five (5) Days Feb 14-18 June 6-10 • Stuck Pipe Problems
August 15-19 • Lab Session Methylen Blue test and Effect of Solids Content
on Mud properties
• Hole Cleaning and Lab Session for WBM Problems
Course Title and Introduction • Reservoir Drill-in Fluids and Completion Fluids
• Well Clean Up and Displacement Procedures
MUD SCHOOL –PTI LEARNING CENTRE: • Lab Session – Final Lab Session – Treat contaminated Mud
System�
The core content of this course will cover all the main pillars
of drilling fluids activities linked to drilling and completion Target Audience
operations, with safety best practices being a primary focus Drilling Engineers, Drilling Supervisors, Production Engineers,
throughout the course� Drilling Fluids Supervisor and Drilling Fluids Superintendent�
This course will be articulated around detailed theoretical
knowledge for drilling fluids (both WBM and OBM) and completion DURATION/Dates
fluids, followed by hands on practical experiments in a dedicated 4 Weeks May 9 - June 3 Oct 24 – Nov� 17
laboratory environment�

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 Petroleum Analysis
Laboratory (PAL)

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PETROLEUM ANALYSIS LABORATORY (PAL)

Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

PRACTICAL TRAINING IN CRUDE OIL ANALYSIS: PRACTICAL TRAINING IN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ANALYSIS:

A practical training course in Crude Oil Analysis covers the A practical training course in Petroleum Products Analysis
characterization of Crude oil product for the purpose of quality identifies key performance as well as safety parameters as
determination. The crude oil analysis classifies the crude product quality indicators of the products� Quality of the is imperative for
as sweet or sour and whether it is heavy, medium and light� It effective use, storage and custody transfer as well as in setting
determines its market value base on estimate product yields government regulation for products control and monitoring�
during refining.
Course Content
Course Content Introduction to petroleum products classification and their
- Introduction to formation chemistry of crude chemistry�
- Density, Specific gravity and API gravity (Hydrometer Method Density, Specific gravity and API gravity (Hydrometer Method
ASTM D1298) ASTM D1298)
- Water and Sediment in Crude oil (centrifugal method ASTM Water in Petroleum products by distillation (Dean & Stark Method
D4007) ASTM D95)
- Water in crude oil by distillation (Dean & Stark Method ASTM Pour Point of petroleum oils (ASTM D97)
D4006) Vapour pressure of petroleum products (Reid Method ASTM D323)
- Pour Point of petroleum oils (ASTM D97) Flash point by pensky-martens closed tester (ASTM D93)
- Vapour pressure of petroleum products (Reid Method ASTM Aniline point (ASTM D611)
D4323) Smoke point Kerosene (ASTM D1322)
- Flash point by pensky-martens closed tester (ASTM D93) Kinematic viscosity (ASTM D445)
- Salt in crude oil (Electrometric Method ASTM D3230) Conradsoncarbon residue (ASTM D189)
- Sulphur content (ASTM D1551) Total Acid number (ASTM D664)
- Metal content in crude (ASTM D2788) Cetane Number (ASTM D976)
Copper corrosion (ASTM D130)
Learning Outcomes - Metal content in crude (ASTM D2788)
- Idenotify the equipment used in the determination of the
parameters shown in the course outline Target Audience
- Describe the processes involved in determining each of the Petroleum analysts, Scientist, Petroleum refining officers,
parameters Laboratory Managers, Quality control officers in Petroleum
- Identify the standard methods (e�g� ASTM, IP etc) Laboratory, Petroleum marketers, Chemists, Oil regulators and
determination for each of the parameters Law enforcement officers
- Carry out the determination of each of the parameters
- Identify relevant standards/specifications for quality DURATION/Dates
definition f the parameters 5 days May 9-13 Oct�17 - 21

DURATION/Dates
5 days April 25-29 August 22-26 Course Title and Introduction

PRACTICAL TRAINING IN POTABLE EFFLUENT WATER

ANALYSIS:

The course Identifies specific equipment and or method used

to determine the certain parameters in potable and wastewater

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from industrial discharges� The values are used to match against products administered to the public�
standard specification values issued by regulators. It is very
paramount for healthy living, safe and sustainable environment� Course Content
Selecting and validation of analytical methods and standard
Course Content operating procedures
The following parameters will be determined: Traceability procedure
- pH and conductivity Key performance criteria in quality assurance procedure
- Turbidity Components of good quality control program
- Total suspended solids and total dissolved solids Quality control and proficient testing program
- Alkalinity System suitability and specification
- Hardness as carbonate and bicarbonate Quality standard and regulation
- Chloride VAM Principles
- Nitrates Accreditation requirement
- Oil and grease
- DO Learning Outcomes
- Chemical oxygen demand (COD) - Develop quality assurance manual and design
- Metal content implementation and management program
- TPH - Design and implement quality assurance record
- BTEX requirements
- PAH - Prepare laboratory for ISO 17025 accreditation
- Coliform bacteria - Identify relevant components of standard operating
- BOD procedure and develop additional SOPs
- Conduct an effective internal laboratory audit and inspection
Learning Outcomes -
- Identify relevant parameters that determine the quality of Target Audience
potable as well as effluent water Scientists, Technologists, Laboratory auditors, Laboratory
- Determine the parameters spelt out in the course outline regulators, Chemical analysts, Quality control officers and
- Identify and use the appropriate equipment and methods Managers in tertiary institutions, research centers, industries as
needed for each test well as private sectors
- Ascertain the quality of both potable and effluent through
comparison with standard Values (WHO, DPR etc) DURATION/Dates
5 days April 25-29 Nov� 14-18
Target Audience
Scientists, Technologists, Water plant operators,
Environmentalists, Water engineers, Laboratory regulators, Course Title and Introduction
Chemical analysts, Quality control officers and Managers in
tertiary institutions, Research centers, industries as well as INSTRUMENTATION, APPLICATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF
private sectors ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROPHOTOMETER (AAS):

DURATION/Dates Atomic Absorption Spectrometer (AAS) is the best technology for

5 days March 14-18 Sept� 19-23 metal determination from all samples ranging crude, water, soil
limestone etc� The course highlights sample preparation methods
like dry and wet�
Course Title and Introduction
Course Content -
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL FOR ANALYTICAL - Basic and advanced concept of Atomic Absorption
LABORATORY: Spectrophotometer�
- Components of Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer�
A training course in Quality Assurance and Quality Control - Principle and operation of Atomic Absorption
prepares Analytical Laboratory and personnel to be highly Spectrophotometer�
meticulous in job planning, execution, validating, review and - Preparation of Standard, Calibration and Data interpretation
documentation� Known QA/QC measures instituted in work - Sample collection, storage and preparation
programmes assures confidence for acceptability of result or - Application of Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer�

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- Troubleshooting and maintenance of Atomic Absorption Course Content
Spectrophotometer� - Basic concept of HPLC technique�
- Methods of analysis
Learning Outcomes - Application of HPLC�
- Explain the science of atomicity - Troubleshooting and maintenance of HPLC
- Identify the various components of AAS - Methods of sample preparation
- Describe the working principle and operation of the - Different methods of clean-up for HPLC
instrument - Preparation methods of standards for HPLC�
- Prepare working standards and calibrate AAS - Column efficiency performance test
- Prepare all forms of samples for metal analysis using AAS - Installation methods for HPLC�
- Determine metal using AAS - Operational techniques for HPLC
- List various areas of application of AAS
- Carry out basic care and maintenance of AAS Learning Outcomes
- Explain the process of chromatographic and other separation
Target Audience methods
Scientists, Technologists, Chemical analysts, Quality control - Identify the various components of HPLC
officers and Managers in tertiary institutions, research centres, - Describe the working principle and operation of the
industries as well as private sectors instrument
- Prepare working standards and calibrate HPLC
DURATION/Dates - Prepare all forms of samples for analysis using HPLC
5 days June 6-10 Oct� 3-7 - Determine and estimate sample using HPLC
- List various areas of application of HPLC
Course Title and Introduction - Carry out basic care and maintenance of HPLC

INSTRUMENTATION, APPLICATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF Target Audience

HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY (HPLC): Scientists, Technologists, Chemical analysts, Quality control
officers and Managers in tertiary institutions, research centers,
High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) is one of the industries as well as private sectors
latest technologies for assay and fingerprinting of organic sample.
A good separation and detection methods employed in the DURATION/Dates
industry� 5 days March 21 - 25 August 15 - 19

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 ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS
INSTRUMENTATION MAINTENANCE &
TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMES

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ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS INSTRUMENTATION
MAINTENANCE & TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMES

Course Title and Introduction Course Content

• Introduction to Process Control
FOUNDATION OF FIELDBUS SYSTEM: • Time Response
• Transfer and Function
This course is geared towards exposing the trainees to the • Open Control System
working of a Foundation Fieldbus System and the use as a bi- • Closed Control Systems
directional communications protocol used for communications • Stability of Closed Loops
among field devices and to the control system in the oil and gas • PID Control
industry� • Transducers and Sensors
• Measurements and Sensors
Course Content • Idea ID Vs Real PID
• General Introduction to Foundation Fieldbus System� • Cascade Control
• How Foundation Fieldbus is shifting the process of control
strategy paradigm Learning Outcomes
• Advantages of using the Foundation Fieldbus Technology • Understand process control requirements
• Foundation HSE Communication Methods • Manage open and closed process systems
• Power Supply Termination • Differentiate between Idea PID and Real PID
• Intrinsically Safe Fieldbus • Understand process measurements

Learning Outcomes Target Audience

• Understand a Fieldbus system Instrument engineers, technologists and technicians� For
• Understand Common Fieldbus Configurations electrical engineers, technologist, technicians, and instrument
• Understand Multi Master Redundancy and Device Type operators who are working in oil establishment
Manager (DTM)
DURATION/Dates
Target Audience 3 days May 9-11 Oct� 3 - 5
Instrument engineers, technologists and technicians� For
electrical engineers, technologist, technicians, and instrument
operators who are working in oil establishment Course Title and Introduction

DURATION/Dates INSTRUMENT MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND CALIBRATION:

3 days May 9-11 Sept 5-7
This course is designed to update participant’s knowledge
and skill in maintenance and troubleshooting of electronic and
Course Title and Introduction process instruments

PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS AND LOOP TUNING: Course Content

• Types of maintenance operations
The main aim of this Process Control, Loop Tuning and Advanced • Organization of maintenance
Control Strategies course is to help trainees understand the • Maintenance management
technical concepts� This will enhance their skills with practical • Maintenance management options
experience� This course will help trainees acquire knowledge on • Maintenance planning and control
process control engineering concepts with lots of practical and • Shop tools and accessories
computer aided problems for the better understanding • Test equipment and standards
• Electronic instruments/equipment maintenance and repairs
• Calibration of process instruments and stroking of control

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 valves Course Title and Introduction
• Troubleshooting skills in instruments
• Troubleshooting approaches ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT:
• Maintenance of Laboratory instrument
• Maintenance of Process Instruments (Control Valve, This course is designed for those with the responsibility of
Transmitters, Regulators E�T�C�) maintaining reliability and availability of electrical equipment in
• Troubleshooting scenarios the organization. Participants will be exposed to practical current
practices/principles in electrical maintenance management
Learning Outcomes
• Understand maintenance and troubleshooting of electronic Course Content
process equipment • Practices/Principles of maintenance�
• General objectives of maintenance�
Target Audience • Maintenance operations
Instrument engineers, technologists and technicians� For • Maintenance procedure�
electrical engineers, technologist, technicians, and instrument • The need for a maintenance department�
operators who are working in oil establishment • Functions of a maintenance department�
• Organogram of maintenance�
DURATION/Dates • Maintenance Supervision�
4 days April 4-7 Sept 12-15 • Various types of maintenance activities�
• Effective factors necessary for the selection of a
maintenance practice (policy)�
Course Title and Introduction • The need to prepare maintenance schedule and programme
for maintenance work�
ELECTRICAL MACHINES MAINTENANCE: • The need for proper record keeping of maintenance work
done�
This course is designed to provide participants with current and • The need to prepare ordering schedule for replacing and
up-to-date knowledge of the working principles of Electrical replenishing of materials and tools�
Machines� • Distinction between maintenance and repairs�
• Maintainability and its importance�
Course Content • Identification of test instruments and equipment for different
• Basic Principles: tests: -
• Conductor in magnetic field • Insulation resistance test�
• Generated E.M.F. flux linkage induces E.M.F • Dielectric strength test�
• Torque and output power • Murray loop test�
• Electromagnetic induction • The need to observe safety precautions during testing and
• Tum/Voltage ratios repairs�
• Load Condition • The need for specification, regulations and standards as
• Electrical Equipment Classification maintenance tools�
• Electrical Equipment Operation • Method of carrying out the required test, repairs and
• Electrical Equipment Application maintenance on: -
(I) Electrical machines�
Target Audience (ii) Transformer�
For Electrical/Mechanical Technicians Working in (iii) Industrial equipment� e�g� compressors, pumps etc�
the Oil/Manufacturing Industries with appropriate background (iv) Audio and Video systems�
and working experience� (v) Domestic appliances�
• Electrical Installation repairs and maintenance�
DURATION/Dates • Commissioning
3 Days Mar� 7-9 Oct� 3-5
Learning Outcomes
• Understand general objective of electrical maintenance
• Understand the principles of maintenance management
• Understand the principles of record keeping and stocktaking�
• Understand the use of test instruments and equipment�

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Target Audience the potential hazards to people. Thus, implementing an effective
Electrical Engineers, Technologists, Technicians, switchgear testing, inspection, and maintenance program is
Mechanical Technicians and Technologists involved in the essential� This training course is designed to provide participants
maintenance of Electrical Systems Equipment and devices� skills to address these needs in an organization

DURATION/Dates Course Content

3 Days June 27-29 Oct� 3-5 • Electrical hazards and precautions
• Statutory regulations and codes of practice
• High voltage safety rules
Course Title and Introduction • Electrical safety documents
• Operational features of switchgear
ELECTRICAL RISK PREVENTION: • Circuit breakers – oil, gas, air and vacuum
• Auxiliary equipment
To provide participants with the skills and knowledge to prevent • Primary conductors and switchgear enclosures
electrical risks • Switchgear maintenance
• Battery supply units
Course Content • Introduction to electrical faults and protection
• Concept of electricity • Fault diagnosis
• Classification of electrical materials
• Direct current Learning Outcomes
• Alternating current Understand the functional and operational requirements of HV/LV
• 23 electrical switchgear
• Electrical faults
• Protection measures for safety Target Audience
• Protection against electric shock Electrical and mechanical personnel with a responsibility for the
• Protection against thermal effect of electric current maintenance of HV/LV electrical switchgear
• Testing and Inspection of electrical installation and
equipment DURATION/Dates
• Importance of Earthing Test 3 Days April 4-6 Nov� 21-23

Learning Outcomes
• Know fundamentals of electrical risk prevention Course Title and Introduction
• Know basic safety requirement
• Understand protective measures for safety REWINDING OF ELECTRICAL MACHINES:
• Know Regulations and Standards guiding electrical
installation and equipment� This training is designed to provide knowledge and skills in the
trade to meet the standard performance of industry� Participants
Target Audience will be introduced to the various electric machines with reference
Maintenance and Safety Personnel, Electromechanical Personnel to motors, alternators and transformers enabling them undertake
and individual that has priority for safety measures as it affects repairs of electric machines particularly motors�
electrical installation and sets of equipment�
Course Content
DURATION/Dates • Introduction
3 Days June 27-29 October 3-5 • Classification of electric motors
• Types of electric motor windings
• Identification of burnt electric motors
Course Title and Introduction • Dismantling of motors
• Measurement of conductor’s diameters
SWITCH GEAR MAINTENANCE: • Preparation of slots and coils
• Rewinding process
When switchgear malfunctions, the consequences are often • Binding the windings
catastrophic� Damage to the switchgear itself can be extremely • Terminations
expensive, but that pales in comparison to corollary damage and • Tests

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• Vanishing� DURATION/Dates
5 Days May 9-13 Sept� 12-16
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the course the participant should be able to identify
and rewind burnt electric motors Course Title and Introduction

Target Audience FLOW MEASUREMENT:

For electrical engineers and technicians in oil and
manufacturing industries, To provide a working knowledge of procedure for flow
measurement�
DURATION/Dates
3 Days May 16-18 Course Content
• Physical Fluid Properties:
• Definition
Course Title and Introduction • Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics
• Flow Pattern
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE: • Velocity of Flow equipment
• Flow Measurement Techniques
This training begins with the fundamental principles that • Calibration of Flow Meters
always apply to ensure safety and provides participants with • Economics of Flow Measurement
the knowledge and ability to install, alter, repair and maintain
all types of electrical systems� It also covers the principles of Learning Outcomes
hazardous area classification, explosion –protection techniques, • Be aware of the principles and key features of the main
equipment installation requirements, inspections, procedures types of metering systems in use within the natural gas
for breakdown and maintenance with theory and practical industry
components� • Understand the principles and practice of volume conversion
• Understand the importance of correct calibration
Course Content • Understand the principles of current maintenance and
• Safety and safety regulations� validation requirements
• Electrical working diagrams� • Appreciate the importance of flow calibration
• Domestic Surface Wiring Techniques� • Appreciate the impact of metering errors
• Domestic Conduit Wiring�
• Protecting Electrical Devices� Target Audience
• Testing of Domestic Installations� Technicians/Operators involved in flow measurements in
• Ducts and Trunkings� Petroleum/Allied Industries�
• 24
• Types of Cables, Sizes and Selection. DURATION/Dates
• Electrical Machines And Equipment Installation And 3 Days Mar� 7-9 July 18-20
• Control Methods� Oct� 3-5
• Simple Maintenance Methods�

Learning Outcomes Course Title and Introduction

• Understand electrical working diagrams�
• Know different types of domestic surface wiring� FUNDAMENTAL OF ELECTRONICS/APPLICATIONS:
• Know different types of domestic conduit wiring�
• Understand the principles of protecting electrical devices That at the end of this course, participants would have thorough
and install them� working knowledge of electronics including analogue and basic
• Understand sequence for inspecting and testing domestic digital electronics operational amps and application of power
installations� electronics in industrial drives

Target Audience Course Content

Technicians, Maintenance Personnel and Workshop Personnel and • Circuit Components
Their Assistants� • D�C Electronics

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 • A�C� Electronics logic probes and pulsers to implement systematic fault-
• Trouble Shooting of Digital Circuits finding techniques.
• Study and use of popular Digital Electronic gates and more
Learning Outcomes advanced circuits
- Understand electronic applications
Target Audience
Target Audience New developers who are interested to learn digital electronics,
Engineers, Technologist and Technicians in the Industries� students or professionals who are interested in the area of Digital
Instructors, Technologists and Technicians in academic and Electronics and anyone wants to have good knowledge in Digital
research institutes� Electronics and Logics�

DURATION/Dates DURATION/Dates
3 Days June 6-8 Oct� 3-5 4 Days May 9-12 Nov�21-24

Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AND LOGICS: INSTRUMENTATION (PNEUMATICS) - FUNDAMENTALS:

Digital Electronics is one of the branches of Electronics� It deals This course provides maintenance personnel and production
with digital format of data and codes� Digital techniques are very operators etc� with fundamental skills and knowledge necessary
useful because it is easier to get an electronic device to switch to carry out maintenance tasks on pneumatic and electro-
into one of a number of known states than accurately reproduce pneumatic systems�
a continuous range of values� This course teaches concepts to
participants, who can develop a solid underlying knowledge of Course Content
digital electronics� • Definition pneumatic instrumentation
• Explain the development and needs for pneumatics
Course Content instrumentation
• Introduction to Electronics: – Electric Current, OHMS Law, • List the equipment and devices needed for pneumatic
Insulation, Conduction and related Formulae� Resistor colour • measurements and control system
codes� • Explain the construction and operations Nozzle flapper
• Practical study of Digital I�C�s including AND, NAND, OR, devices
NOR, X-OR, X-NOR, Inverter, Buffer, SR Latches and
D-Latches and Flip-Flops� Learning Outcomes
• Oscillators, Multivibrators and 555 Timers� Switches and • Define Instrumentation, classify instruments, list examples
Switch De-bounce circuits and their applications� of instruments scales and types of instrument errors�
• Numbering systems, TTL and CMOS technologies • Know the process variables and various methods of
• Counters, Counter Decoding Circuitry, Shift Registers measuring process variables
• A-D and D-A converters • Know how to convert mechanical, electrical and electronic
• Digital Displays: – LED and LCD, numeric and alphanumeric, signals into pneumatic signals and vice-versa
operating currents, voltages and power requirements� • Compare Pneumatic transmissions with mechanical,
Display decoders and drivers� electrical and electronic transmission over other type of
• Test Equipment: – Practical use of Analogue and Digital transmissions
Multimeters, Oscilloscopes, Logic probes, Logic Pulsers, etc� • Describe components of connections for pneumatic signals
• Fault-finding techniques: – Diagnosing and rectifying faults
on circuits built during course� Target Audience
• Health & Safety, Care of Tools and instruments for assembly For Instrument Engineers, technologists and technicians� For
and repair Electrical Engineers, technologists, technicians, instrument
operators who are working in oil establishment�
Learning Outcomes
• Build and fault-finding a range of Digital Electronic circuits DURATION/Dates
used in computers and computer-controlled equipment 5 Days March 14-18 June 6-10
• Use test equipment including Multimeters, Oscilloscopes, Oct� 17-21

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Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

INSTRUMENTATION (PNEUMATICS) - ADVANCED: BASIC INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL:

This foundation-level course provides an
This advanced training course provides with the skills and overview of electrical systems, instrumentation,
knowledge necessary to carry out maintenance tasks on process control, and control/safety systems typically encountered
pneumatic systems� in oil and gas facilities, such as: separation, gas dehydration,
gas sweetening, NGL recovery, and associated facilities� The
Course Content focus is to understand terminology, concepts, typical equipment
• Describes the construction and operations of pneumatics configurations, control strategies, and common pitfalls in order to
relays effectively manage and execute multidiscipline projects�
• such as non –bleed and continuous bleeding relay
• Describe the construction of force balance and motion Course Content
balance Introduction and interpretation of Instrumentation
• mechanisms respectively� Giving practical example of each • Pressure and Temperature
and their application • Electrical Temperature Measurement
• Describe the construction and operation of: • Level Measurement
(i) pneumatic proportional controller
(ii) pneumatic differentiator Learning Outcomes
(iii) pneumatic integrators and pneumatic proportion -Understand electrical systems, instrumentation and process
• plus integral controller and finally pneumatic PID controllers control for oil and gas facilities
• Pneumatic current – to – Air Converter
• Differential Pressure Transmitters Force Balance Target Audience
• Pneumatic controllers, state types, principle and application Instrument, Mechanical, Electrical Technicians
• Describe the operation of the manual Auto Transfer Switch and Technologists�
• Pneumatic recorders, construction, types and application
• Pneumatic valves and actuators DURATION/Dates
• Pneumatic valve positioners 3 Days March 7-9 May 9-11
• Electro Pneumatic valve positioners October 17-19
• Pneumatic telemetry

Learning Outcomes Course Title and Introduction

• Describe the construction details and general features of
pneumatics connections ADVANCED INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL:
• Describe pneumatic control elements; understand the
operating principles of pneumatic control valves� This course applies fundamental instrumentation
• Describe the operating principles of pneumatic and control engineering principles to oil and gas
controllers facilities design and operation, and is designed
• Describe pneumatic relays, pressure reducers’ boosters and to accelerate the development of new facilities
transmitters� Instrumentation and Control Engineers� Through the use of
• Know how to calibrate pneumatics instruments� individual and group problem solving, attendees will learn
about field measurement devices, final elements and actuators,
Target Audience pressure relief and regulation, documentation,
For Instrument Engineers, technologists and technicians� For programmable logic controllers
Electrical Engineers, technologists, technicians, instrument
operators who are working in oil establishment� Course Content
• Field measurement devices including level, pressure,
DURATION/Dates temperature, and flow
3 Days March 21-23 June 6 -8 • Final elements and actuators including control loops, control
Oct 17-19 valves, shutdown valves, actuators, and transducers
• P&ID symbols and instrument tags, loop and logic diagrams,
Pitfalls and best practices, ISA symbology, and creation of
instrument and I/O Lists

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• Signal types and wiring requirements for analog/discrete Electrical consultants
inputs and outputs as well as other signals such as Contractors�
thermocouple, RTD, pulse, and digital
• Typical control system functions, limitations, and DURATION/Dates
architectures for PLC and DCS systems including 3 Days March 7-9 April 25-27
programming and ladder logic
• Process control basics with an emphasis on control loops,
types, and configurations for common oil and gas process Course Title and Introduction
equipment such as separators, pumps, distillation towers,
filters, contactors, compressors, heat exchangers, and fired ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION:
heaters Electronic Instrumentation has come to acquire a great deal of
significance as today, in our day to day lives we are increasingly
Learning Outcomes using tools, appliances, and instruments which contain electronic
- Understand electrical systems, instrumentation and process components� This course empowers participants to provide
control for oil and gas facilities professional skill and knowledge in this area

Target Audience Course Content

Instrument, Mechanical, Electrical Engineers, Technicians and • General concepts of Instrumentation
Technologists� • Transducers and Transmitters
• Signal Conditioning
DURATION/Dates • Analogue Controllers
3 Days April 4-6 Sept� 26-28 • Digital Controllers
• SCADA
• Alarms Implementations
Course Title and Introduction • Fieldbuses

POWER SYSTEM PROTECTION: Learning Outcomes

• Be able to choose transducers for specific applications
This three-day course covers the fundamentals of power system • Be able to generate alarms
protection, current best practice, protection system management • Understand the use of microprocessors and microcomputers
and new developments in protection technology� in a control loop�
• Understand the modern transmission systems
Course Content
• Philosophy of protection Target Audience
• Power system components� Engineers and Technicians in Oil, Gas, and Allied
• Protective schemes Industries as well as those in Manufacturing, Academic, and
• Switchgear Research Institutions�
• Protection of feeders
• Bus-bar protection DURATION/Dates
• Transformer protection 5 Days April 4-8 Oct� 17-21
• Generator protection
• Motor protection
• Relay application tables Course Title and Introduction

Learning Outcomes CONTROLLERS AND PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS IN THE

- Appreciate the need for power system protection� PETROLEUM AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES - FUNDAMENTAL:
- List various types of protective schemes�
- Explain the protection of power system components� An introductory course that provides participants with
fundamentals in process control systems
Target Audience
Electrical engineers Course Content
Electrical technologists/instructors • introduction to Process Control Systems
Electrical technicians • Manual and Automatic Control Systems

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• Understanding Process Control System Terminologies education in the field of Electrical, mechanical, Petroleum and
• Understanding the Basic Characteristics of Control Systems Chemical Engineering etc�
• Implementing the Control Modes Using Pneumatic Systems
• Implementing the Control Modes Using Electronic Systems DURATION/Dates
• Introduction to Programmable Logic Control System PLC and 3 Days March 7-9 Sept� 26-28
Programmable Logic Devices

Learning Outcomes Course Title and Introduction

• To get participants knowledgeable in the field of process
controllers� CABLE JOINING AND TERMINATION:
• To give basic understanding of the various control system
available in the industry� This course is designed to ensure anyone attending is made
• To acquaint participant with the knowledge of the various familiar with the procedures involved in the installation of
controllers available in the industry� medium/high voltage cable accessories� The course is very much
• To introduce participant to Microprocessor and “hands on” but there is a degree of simple theory given to explain
Microcontroller� the workings of cables and accessories, why failures occur and
ways of ensuring failures are kept to a minimum�
Target Audience
Production Engineers and Technologist (ii) Course Content
Electrical/Electronic and Instrumentation Personnel in-charge of • Product design
Installation and maintenance of facilities in production plants • Cable Construction and Preparation
• Installation techniques
DURATION/Dates • Understand manufacturers Installation instructions
5 Days May 16-20 October 24-28
Learning Outcomes
• Apply the latest techniques in MV/HV cable splicing, joining,
Course Title and Introduction terminating and testing
• Discuss cable joining and the different types of cables,
CONTROLLERS AND PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS IN THE insulation materials, termination and joints
PETROLEUM AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES - ADVANCED: • Describe the construction of cables, conductor materials and
configurations
A three day course that provides participants with advanced • Identify various types of cable connectors, materials and
in-depth knowledge process control systems management in the methods of connection
petroleum and allied industries • Apply the theory of joints and termination
• Practice cable joining, splicing, testing and terminating
Course Content
• Microprocessor and Microcontrollers and their application in Target Audience
Process Control Electrical engineers, electrical staff, instrumentation control
• Distributed Process Control System in the Industries engineers, project engineers, maintenance engineers, power
• SCADA Controlled Systems system protection and control engineers, data system planners,
electrical and instrumentation technicians�
Learning Outcomes
-To get participants acquainted with the knowledge of DURATION/Dates
programmable logic controllers and programmable logic devices� 3 Days March 7-9 April 4-6
-To get participant to learn about computer controlled and Sept� 19-21
supervised production system�

Target Audience Course Title and Introduction

Mechanical, Petroleum Process and instrument engineers Plant
Superintendents and Managers (v) Process plant operators (vi) MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRICAL PROJECTS:
Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Production plants operators, food
processing plants, engineers, technologist and operators (vii) Effective project management is essential to deliver electrical
Instructors in the Universities, polytechnics and collages of projects on time, on budget and to specification. This course

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is designed to equip you with the understanding, tools and • Documenting and Printing Components
techniques you need to manage a range of electrical projects� • Searching for Project Components
• Programming Add‐On Instructions
Course Content • Starting a Ladder Diagram &Testing a Ladder Diagram
• Project Management and the Project Lifecycle • Programming Timer, Counter, Compare, Move and Math
• Project Organisation and Stakeholder Management Instructions
• Project Lifecycle: Development Phase and Risk • Preventative Maintenance and Troubleshooting Strategies
• Project Reporting and Project
• Management Techniques Learning Outcomes
• Project Lifecycle: Handover & Closure Phase • Understand the operational principle of a PLC�
• Identify and describe the functions of the PLC system
Learning Outcomes components
• Develop essential project management skills • Carry out basic installation and operation of an Omron PLC
• Understand the stages and teams required for effective system
project delivery • Create a control Program in Ladder Diagram language;
• Gain valuable tools and techniques for effective project • Translate a ladder diagram program into electrical and logic
management circuits equivalent;
• Enhance your ability to deliver projects on time and on • Effectively Carry out Basic Maintenance and Troubleshooting
budget of PLC systems
• Reduce the risk of delays, cost overruns and creep • Observe safe practices when working with PLC and its
• Apply your skills through a series of workshop exercises devices

Target Audience Target Audience

Engineers and Technicians in Oil, Gas, and Allied Personnel involved in Operation, Installation, and Maintenance of
Industries as well as those in Manufacturing, Academic, and PLC control systems�
Research Institutions�
DURATION/Dates
DURATION/Dates 5 Days April 4-8 Nov� 14-17
3 Days April 4-6 August 8-10

Course Title and Introduction

Course Title and Introduction
PLC & SCADA FOR AUTOMATION & PROCESS CONTROL:
PLC PROGRAMMING, TROUBLESHOOTING & MAINTENANCE:
This course is designed to teach the student the knowledge
The course aims to enable technical personnel to understand the required in industrial environments� This course will provide the
PLC system better, make basic modifications to the user control necessary information for Plant Operation which involves process
program and to troubleshoot quickly using both software and control�
machine diagrams� Problem exercises are given and simulated
with the aid of a PLC trainer� Aside the generic understanding Course Content
of the PLC system, participants have the opportunity of product • Introduction to Control Strategies
specific knowledge through hands-on practice using PLC • Control Systems
hardware and software/simulators • Open Loop Control System
• Closed Loop Control System
Course Content • Modern Applications
• Identifying System and Software Components • Industrial Control Systems
• Communicating with a PLC • PLC and RTU-Differences
• Interpreting Project Organization and Execution • PLC Basic
• Creating Tags and Monitoring Data • Requirements
• Basic Ladder Logic programming • Terminology
• Editing Ladder Logic Online • Inputs/outputs
• Introduction to Structured Text, Function Block Diagrams and • Network Communications
Sequential programming

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Learning Outcomes DURATION/Dates
• Be able to understand operation and technical terms used in 5 Days June 20-24 Sept� 12-16
a plant
• Understand basic communication method
• Be able to identify type of SCADA used Course Title and Introduction
• Be able to understand types of PLC and its functionalities
LIQUID AND GAS FLOW METERING AND CUSTODY
Target Audience MEASUREMENT:
Craftsman, technicians, technologist, engineers and any person
with a science background� This course is designed to acquaint users with the problems and
solutions for high accuracy transfer of liquid and gas petroleum
DURATION/Dates products from supplier to customer�
5 Days May 16-20 Aug� 22-26
Course Content
- The laws governing fluids and gases
Course Title and Introduction - Important principles of flow-metering including accuracy and
repeatability
PROCESS CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION: - Main types and applications of Flowmeters with emphasis
on custody transfer
In order to meet the exacting demands of the oil and gas, - Flowmeter proving and calibration techniques
mining, manufacturing and downstream processing industries, - Custody transfer principles and applications
modern plants are equipped with systems and devices which are
needed to measure and regulate variables such as temperature, Learning Outcomes
pressure, flow, humidity, liquid level, velocity and density. - Recall the basics of fluid mechanics
This professional development course is designed to provide - Identify the fundamental problems related to uncertainty
participants with critical knowledge and practical tools that can - Compare the different methods of measuring flow in the oil
be immediately applied to the workplace and gas industries
- Describe the various methods of level measurement
Course Content - Compare the different methods used to derive strapping
• Function, constitution, signal types� Tag naming conventions tables
and symbolization on Piping & Instrument Diagrams (P&ID). - Evaluate the different custody transfer standards in use
• Control loop and Safety Instrumented Function (SIF)� today
• echnologies to measure & detect the pressure, temperature, - Contrast the methods used in flow calibration
level, flow and weight.
• Working principles and configuration parameters. Target Audience
• Selection criteria according to process needs� Any personnel who are, or will be, responsible for designing,
• Controller role and performance criteria� selecting, sizing, specifying, installing, testing, operating, and
• ON/OFF and PID controller� maintaining instrumentation related to the field of custody level
• Controller tuning methodologies� and flow transfer measurement. This could include facilities,
• Introduction to advanced process control process, chemical, electrical, instrumentation, maintenance, and
• Role, architecture and functions of a Distributed Control mechanical engineers and technicians�
Systems (DCS)� Separation of control and safety systems�
• Introduction to Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)� Multiple DURATION/Dates
safety layers principle� 3 Days June 6-8

Learning Outcomes
• Be able to read and understand a P&ID Course Title and Introduction
• Be able to select optimal technology for sensors and valves,
• Be able to increase control loop performance� CONTROL VALVES, ACTUATORS AND POSITIONERS:

Target Audience Combinations of valves and actuators are used in just about
Managers, Engineers and technicians from process industries� every process around the world, and the proper understanding
and utilization of them is crucial to efficient operations and

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control� This training course has been designed in such a way systems� These are great skill for those who enjoy taking apart
as to empower delegates to think practically about valve and devices and putting them back together in the oil and gas,
actuator installations, in a manner that allows them to consider, production and manufacturing industries� These include;
select and install the best piece of equipment for the application - Hands on training and problem solving skills�
at hand� - Strong communication skills in industries and in the field to
clearly express concerns and explain solutions�
Course Content - The skill to identify the many colour-coded components in
- Different types of valves, and their suitability to a variety of electronics
applications - The skill to maintain and install Business Machines,
- Actuators, valve positioners, filters, regulators, I/Ps, and Communications Systems , Computer systems, Industrial
other associated hardware Electronics systems, Security Systems and other electrical
- Understanding the valve coefficient and determining the appliance�
correct valve size and type
- Valves in P&IDs, installation and maintenance COURSE CONTENTS
considerations, and cavitation and noise control - Analogue and digital electronic systems
- Optimizing the use of control valves, using digital controllers - Basic electronic components and symbols (resistors,
capacitors, transistors, diodes, integrated circuits, relays,
Learning Outcomes transformers, regulators thyristors etc�)
- Comprehend the inner operation of most commonly utilized - Identification of basic electronic components
valve types - Functions of basic electronic components
- Decide on the best valve to use, for specific applications - Digital and analog systems circuit/schematic diagrams
- Determine the most cost-effective valve size - Electronic system maintenance and types of maintenance�
- Determine the best device to drive and operate an - Maintenance procedures/steps
assortment of valves - Electronic system maintenance tools, instruments and
- Get control valves to operate optimally in the field, using an materials and their functions
assortment of techniques - Safety precautions/rules in electronic system maintenance
- First aid for burns�
Target Audience
Instrumentation personnel involved in valve maintenance, LEARNING OUTCOME
senior management and staff responsible for valve and actuator - To understand; Analogue and digital electronic systems,
selection, mechanical and electrical staff that come into contact components, component symbols and their functions
with valves, process control engineers, industrial engineers and - To know electronic system circuit and schematic diagrams
staff responsible for plant safety and all personnel with a vested - To understand; Electronic maintenance, types of
interest in applications that require/utilize valves maintenance
- To know maintenance procedures/steps
DURATION/Dates - To understand; Electronic system maintenance tools,
3 Days June 20-23 instruments and materials and their functions
- To understand safety precautions in electronics system
maintenance and repair and first aid for burns.
Course Title and Introduction
TARGET AUDIENCE
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION: Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers,
technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and
The course provides the maintenance personnel (participants) manufacturing industries, instructors, technologists and
with the fundamental skills and the necessary knowledge technicians in academic and research institutes and anybody
required to effectively carry out maintenance tasks on electronic who can read and write�
systems� This short course work prepares the individual in areas
such as electrical code, semiconductor devices, motor controls, DURATION/DATES:
circuits and power systems� 5 days March 7-11 June 6-10

SKILLS TO BE AQUIRED
Skill in Electronics Maintenance helps to improve technical
knowledge, skills to maintain, install and service, and electronic

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Course Title and Introduction - To understand soldering and desoldering techniques
- To understand safety precautions/rules in electronics system
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIR: troubleshooting and repair and first aid for burns.
The course provides the participants with the fundamental skills
and the necessary knowledge required to effectively carry out TARGET AUDIENCE
troubleshooting and repair tasks on electronic systems� This short Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers,
course work prepares the individual in areas such as electrical technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and
code, semiconductor devices, motor controls, circuits and power manufacturing industries, instructors, technologists and
systems� technicians in academic and research institutes and anybody
who can read and write�
SKILLS TO BE AQUIRED
Skill in Electronic systems troubleshooting and repair helps to DURATION/DATES:
improve technical knowledge, skills to install, service, and repair 5 days June 20-24
electrical and electronic systems� These are great skill for those
who enjoy taking apart devices and putting them back together
in the oil and gas industries, production and manufacturing Course Title and Introduction
industries� These include;
- Hands on training and problem-solving skills� BASIC INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS
- Strong communication skills in industries and in the field to
clearly express concerns and explain solutions� The course provides the participants (Engineers, Technologists
- The skill to identify the many colour-coded components in and Technicians) the full practical skills and knowledge of Basic
electronics Industrial Electronics in the area of Power Electronics, Industrial
- The skill troubleshoot and repair Business Machine, Automation, Instrumentation and Control System�
Communications Systems, Computer system, Industrial The course covers some of the methods and facets of: control
Electronic systems, Security System and other electrical systems, instrumentation, mechanism and diagnosis, signal
appliances� processing and automation of various industrial applications�
The scope of industrial electronics ranges from the design and
COURSE CONTENTS applications of simple electronic semiconductor devices, solid-
- Electronic systems troubleshooting techniques state devices and stabilized power supply systems.
- Competences and performance criteria
- General troubleshooting guidelines COURSE CONTENTS
- Troubleshooting documentation - Definition of electronics, semiconductor devices and its
- Troubleshooting Steps applications�
- Troubleshooting tools, instruments and materials and their - Electrical parameters of semiconductor devices
functions (THYRISTORS, FETs, DIODES, THERMISTORs, RELAYS AND
- Types of faults LDRs)
- Fault finding techniques- the systematic approach - Basic electronic components and design of a stabilised
- How to locate open circuit, short circuit and overload faults power supply circuit�
in electronic circuits: - Operation and application of semiconductor devices�
- Signal tracing and injection basics - Operation and application of Rectifier ICs, microprocessor
- Soldering and desoldering (soldering and desoldering ICS, voltage regulators ICs�
techniques)
- Safety precautions/rules in troubleshooting and repair of LEARNING OUTCOME
electronic systems - To understand Industrial Electronics and its applications
- First aid for burns� - To understand the nature and classification of electronic
semiconductor materials�
LEARNING OUTCOME - To know electrical parameters, electrons flow, DC/AC, types
- To understand; troubleshooting tools, instruments and of circuits, passive and active devices
materials and their functions - To understand the Operation and application of
- To understand general troubleshooting techniques and steps semiconductor devices�
- To understand types of faults and fault finding techniques - To understand the Operation and application of Rectifier ICs,
(fault location) microprocessor ICS, voltage regulators ICs�
- To understand signal tracing and injection basics - To understand the design and construction of a regulated

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 power supply circuit� of circuits, passive and active devices
- To understand the operation and application of
TARGET AUDIENCE semiconductor devices�
Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers, - To understand the operation and application of Rectifier ICs,
technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and microprocessor ICS, voltage regulators ICs�
manufacturing industries, instructors, technologists and - To understand the design and construction of an Inverter
technicians in academic and research institutes� circuit�

DURATION/DATES: TARGET AUDIENCE

5 days April 25-29 Aug 1-5 Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers,
technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and
manufacturing industries, instructors, technologists and
Course Title and Introduction technicians in academic and research institutes�

ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS & APPLICATIONS DURATION/DATES:

5 days Sept� 19-23�
The course provides the participants (Engineers, Technologists
and Technicians) the full practical skills and knowledge of Basic
Industrial Electronics in the area of Power Electronics, Industrial Course Title and Introduction
Automation, Instrumentation and Control System�
The course covers some of the methods and facets of: control DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AND APPLICATIONS:
systems, instrumentation, mechanism and diagnosis, signal This course provides basic operational principles to equip the
processing and automation of various industrial applications� trainees with the necessary knowledge and skills for digital
The scope of industrial electronics ranges from the design and systems and the engineering of devices that use or produce
applications of simple electronic semiconductor devices, solid- them� Digital electronics, deals with digital signals and has a
state devices and stabilized power supply systems. revolutionary advantage in size and efficiency over analogue
electronics, it plays a crucial role in our life, especially in
COURSE CONTENTS industries where it is used for efficiency optimisation.
- Semiconductor devices and their applications�
- Electrical parameters of semiconductor devices COURSE CONTENTS
(THYRISTORS, FETs, DIODES, THERMISTORs, RELAYS AND - Analogue and Digital Signals/Electronics; Nature of signals
LDRs) and the need for ADCs and DACs�
- Operation and application of Operational amplifiers. - Digital Signal Representation; code, dynamic range (DR) and
- Operation and applications of Light emitting diodes (LED) resolution, major features of digital electronics, merits and
and light dependent resistors (LDR) demerits of digital systems�
- Basic electronic components and design of a stabilized - Number Systems, Operations and Codes�
power supply circuit� - Logic Gates and their applications�
- Principles of operation and applications of inverters� - Binary Arithmetic, Boolean Laws and Minimization
- Operation and application of semiconductor devices� Techniques�
- Operation and application of Rectifier ICs, microprocessor - Combinational Logic design procedure and applications�
ICS, voltage regulators ICs� - Signal Interfacing, filtering and Processing.
- Crystal Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) and Transistor-
LEARNING OUTCOME Transistor Logic (TTL) operation and applications�
- To understand Industrial Electronics and its applications
- To understand the nature and classification of electronic LEARNING OUTCOME
semiconductor materials� - To understand Analogue and Digital Signals/Electronics;
- To understand the Operation and application of Operational Nature of signals and the need for ADCs and DACs�
amplifiers. - To understand Digital Signal Representation; code, dynamic
- To understand the Operation and applications of Light range (DR) and resolution, major features of digital
emitting diodes (LED) and light dependent resistors (LDR) electronics, merits and demerits of digital systems�
- To understand Principles of operation and applications of - To understand Number Systems, Operations and Codes�
inverters - To understand Logic Gates and their applications�
- To know electrical parameters, electrons flow, DC/AC, types - To understand Binary Arithmetic, Boolean Laws and

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 Minimization Techniques. - Design and applications of Multivibrators using 555 timer in
- To understand Combinational Logic design procedure and control related functions�
applications� - To understand Counters, Registers and their applications
- To understand Signal Interfacing, filtering and Processing. - To understand Microprocessors, microcontrollers and their
- To understand Crystal Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) applications�
and Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL) operation and - To understand and identify design requirements and
applications� implementation of electronic systems for a given tasks such
- Design of a two, three or four-ways control system using as valve control, automatic car park, traffic light system, etc.
logic circuit�
TARGET AUDIENCE
TARGET AUDIENCE Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers,
Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers, technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and
technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and manufacturing, and other industries, and also instructors,
manufacturing industries, instructors, technologists and technologists and technicians in academic and research
technicians in academic and research institutes� institutes�

DURATION/DATES: DURATION/DATES:
5 days April 25-29 Sept 19-23 5 days March 14-18 June 6-10

Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

DIGITAL SYSTEMS DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS: COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AND APPLICATIONS:

This course is aimed at equipping the trainees with the concept, The course provides Electronics and Telecommunication
knowledge and skills of defining the architecture, modules, Engineers, Technologists, Technicians and others with the
interfaces and data for an electronic system to perform tasks fundamental knowledge and skills of Basic Communications
under specific requirements. It provides a platform where systems�
systems theoretical knowledge is converted into electronic
system development� COURSE CONTENTS
- Basic communication systems�
COURSE CONTENTS - Overview of basic principles of radio & TV broadcasting�
- Combinational logic circuits - Antennas and propagation�
- Design and implementation of combinational logic circuits - Radio waves propagation and applications�
for performing tasks - Overview of cables used in communication systems and
- Logic circuit operation with pulse waveform inputs their areas of applications�
- Design and applications of Adders, Comparators, encoder - Two-Way Radios and Intercom systems
and decoder, code converter, multiplexers and - Networking protocols in communication systems (LAN, MAN,
demultiplexers� WAN)
- Flip-flops and their applications,
- Design and implementations of Multivibrators using 555 LEARNING OUTCOME
timer in control related functions� To understand:
- Counters, Registers and their applications - Basic communication systems�
- Microprocessors, microcontrollers and their applications - Basic principles of radio & TV broadcasting�
- Antennas and their propagation modes�
LEARNING OUTCOME - Radio wave propagation and its applications�
- To understand the Design and implementation of - Types of cables used in communication systems and their
combinational logic circuits for performing tasks areas of applications�
- To understand Logic circuit operations with pulse waveform - Two-Way Radios and Intercom systems
inputs - Networking protocols used in communication systems (LAN,
- Design and applications of Adders, Comparators, encoder MAN, WAN)�
and decoder� - To understand principle of operation of Wide Area Network
- To understand Flip-flops and their applications, (WAN), principle of operation of Local Area Network (LAN),

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 principle of operation of Ethernet, principle of operation of manufacturing industries, instructors, technologists and
Fieldbus� technicians in academic and research institutes�

TARGET AUDIENCE DURATION/DATES:

Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers, 5 days March 7-11 Aug� 15-19
technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and
manufacturing industries, instructors, technologists and
technicians in academic and research institutes� Course Title and Introduction

DURATION/DATES: PRACTICAL ELECTRIC FENCE SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND

5 days March 7-11 May 30-June3 MAINTENANCE:

This course is aimed at equipping the trainees with a good

Course Title and Introduction knowledge and skills on how to install an effective electric fence
system to provide perimeter security�
ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM:
COURSE CONTENTS
The course provides Electronics and Telecommunication - Electric fencing components and equipment’s;
Engineers, Technologists and Technicians and others with the - Basic electronic and electrical theory as applied to electric
fundamental knowledge and skills and applications of fibre fencing;
optics, Satellite and RADAR systems, Microwave technology, - Installation, configuration, quotation, work plans and
administration;
COURSE CONTENT - Earthing systems;
- Fibre optics technology: Fibre optics principles, types of fibre - Overvoltage, electromagnetic interference and ground
optics, advantage of fibre optics, applications of fibre-optic. potential;
- Introduction to microwave technology, Fading, Link analysis - Communication systems�
and considerations, and applications� - Electric fence circuits, monitoring systems and electrical
- RF and Microwave cables, connectors, adapters, and systems�
attenuators, and applications� - Energizer installation and programming.
- Satellite and RADAR communication systems and - Legal requirements for electric fencing�
applications� - Safety and precautions�

LEARNING OUTCOME LEARNING OUTCOME

- To understand principle of operation of satellite - To understand the basic principle of electric fence systems
communication, various uses of satellite communications, - To identify the components of electric fence system and their
technological overview of satellite communications, and the functions
different orbits for satellite communications� - To understand design requirements for electric fence system
- To know the ranges of radio waves, the propagation design
effects, transmission loss, what is Fresnel zones, what is - To understand how to conduct a security survey for electric
hydrometeors, effect of rain on signal propagation, effect of perimeter security
fogs and clouds on signal propagation, fading, etc� - To understand how to evaluate the numbers of various
- To understand principle of operation of fibre optics, electric fence components
advantages of fibre optics, principle of operation of fibre - To understand how to select the right energiser and their
optics, applications of fibre-optic, the concept of connecting programming�
fibre-optic. - To understand basic definition and requirement of electric
- To understand principle of microwave technology, effect of fence
rain fade on microwave links, the uses of microwave links� - To understand how to troubleshoot and maintain electric
- Design, configuration and installation of satellite dish. fence systems�
- Design, installation and maintenance of electric fencing�
TARGET AUDIENCE
Electrical/Electronics/ Telecommunication engineers,
technologists and technicians in oil and gas, production and

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TARGET AUDIENCE LEARNING OUTCOME
Anyone interested in becoming an Electric Fence Dealer, Installers - To understand the basic working principle of CCTV systems
and Technicians, Project Managers, Security Managers, Building - To identify the components of CCTV systems and their
Contractors, Engineers and Consultants and Sales Staff of functions
electronic security equipment� - To understand how to conduct security survey analysis for
effective CCTV system design
DURATION/DATES: - To understand how CCTV system components are chosen for
5 days March 14-18 Nov 7-11 a specific system design
- To understand how BEME is produce
- To understand the relevant standards, issues, and
Course Title and Introduction operational requirements
- To understand how effective CCTV surveillance systems are
CCTV SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE: built and maintained�
- Design, installation and maintenance of CCTV system�
This course provides the trainees with a good knowledge
and skills on how to conduct security survey analysis for a TARGET AUDIENCE
professional installation of CCTV surveillance system to secure Security managers and professionals, Engineers and consultants,
lives and properties by providing one or more of the following CCTV Installers and Technicians, Project managers, Building
security functions: deterrent, protection, evident gathering, contractors, Sales Staff of electronic security equipment, CCTV
monitoring, etc� security system dealers, etc�

COURSE CONTENTS DURATION/DATES:

- Introduction to CCTV systems and applications 5 days June 27 -July 1 Oct�24-28
- Planning; security survey analysis
- Basic components of a CCTV system and their functions�
- Types of cameras and their areas of application� Course Title and Introduction
- Camera specifications: Sensitivity, signal to noise ratio and
resolution� INSTRUMENTS, POWER, GROUNDING AND ISOLATIONS:
- Back Focus adjustment�
- Lens types: Fixed and variable focal length, manual and Course Content
motorised zoom. - Power Quality
- Use of lens calculator� - Reliable Power Supply
- Scene illumination: Lighting considerations, LED’s, infrared - Power System Design & Installation
lamp maintenance and bulb life� - Power Conditioning
- Switches, Quads, Multiplexers and control systems: – Types - Grounding effect of mouse
and applications� - Shield grounding
- Monitors and Multiple screen displays� - Isolation
- Recording the footage: Analogue and Digital video recorders� - Earth Resistance test for Instruments Location
- Time-lapse recording� Reviewing video footage�
- Use of test equipment including: Multimeters, Oscilloscopes, Craftsman, technicians, technologist, engineers and any person
Light Meters, Pattern Generators and Cable Length Meters� with a science background�
- Relevant standards, issues and the “Operational
Requirement”� DURATION/Dates
- Bill of Engineering Materials Evaluation (BEME) 3 Days March 14-16
- Safety and precautions

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 Mechanical/Materials Technology
& Maintenance Programs

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MECHANICAL/MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY
& MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS

Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES: MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY BEST

PRACTICES:
Maintenance Management Best Practices are critical for every
successful individual and company� This comprehensive 5-day Maintenance Best Practices are critical for every successful
training course has been designed to benefit both qualified new individual and company� This comprehensive 2 – weeks
professionals as well as experienced professionals who might training course has been designed to benefit both qualified new
need to refresh their skills� It covers all the fundamentals of professionals as well as experienced professionals who might
Maintenance Management that a suitably qualified professional need to refresh their skills� It covers all the fundamentals of
would be expected to carry out during his duty starting with Maintenance that a suitably qualified professional would be
the first steps and building up in a stair case fashion to a fully expected to carry out during his duty starting with the first steps
functional maintenance organisation� and building up in a stair case fashion to a fully functional
maintenance organisation�
Course Content
- An Overview of Key Maintenance Work Processes Course Content
- Maintenance Management Systems - Systems, Tools & Techniques
- Preventive Maintenance and Maintenance Strategy - An Overview of Key Maintenance Work Processes
- Maintenance Logistics and Cost Control - Maintenance Management Systems
- Introduction to Life Cycle Cost Concepts - Preventive Maintenance and Maintenance Strategy
- Maintenance Team Work - Maintenance Logistics and Cost Control
- Implementing Team Based Continuous Improvement in - Introduction to Life Cycle Cost Concepts
Maintenance - Maintenance Team Work
- Implementing Team Based Continuous Improvement in
Learning Outcomes Maintenance
- To instruct Maintenance Management optimization best - Module 2 Inspection, Analysis & Monitoring
practice techniques - Failure of Machines and Inspection Based Failure Analysis
- To provide opportunities to discuss the application of these - Statistical Failure Analysis and Reliability
best practices - Condition Based Maintenance
- Provide an opportunity to learn these concepts through - Machinery Condition Monitoring
practical exercises - Vibration Analysis

Target Audience Learning Outcomes

It is highly recommended that all Maintenance, Reliability, - To provide a step-by-step guide to maintenance best
Engineering and technical support staff including leadership practice starting with foundations and building up to best
and management attend this PTI training course� If you and your practice that will deliver maximum business benefits
company are interested in greatly increasing productivity, this will - To instruct Maintenance optimization best practice
be a very valuable training course� techniques
- To provide opportunities to discuss the application of these
best practices
DURATION/Dates - Provide an opportunity to learn these concepts through
5 Days April 4-8 Aug� 1-5 practical exercises

Target Audience
It is highly recommended that all Maintenance, Reliability,
Engineering and technical support staff including leadership and

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management attend this training course� If you and your company Course Title and Introduction
are interested in greatly increasing productivity, this will be a very
valuable training course� PROCESS & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ESSENTIALS
UPSTREAM & DOWNSTREAM PROCESS CONTROL &
DURATION/Dates OPTIMIZATION:
10 Days May 30-June10 This intensive and combined training course focuses on the
central areas of Process and Mechanical Engineering and guides
the delegates in developing both fundamental and practical
Course Title and Introduction understandings of key issues� Process engineering is at the heart
of much of the chemical, oil, gas, and petrochemical industries�
ROTATING EQUIPMENT: START-UP, OPERATION, MAINTENANCE,
& TROUBLESHOOTING Course Content
- Module 1 Process Engineering Essentials: Upstream &
This intensive training course will introduce delegates to Downstream Process Control &Optimization
different types of pumps, compressors, turbines and associated - Introduction and Fundamentals of Process Engineering
equipment, such as bearings, seals, filters, separators, etc. The - Hydraulics and Fluid Flow
focus of the training course will be on the start-up and operation - Heat Transfer and Reaction Engineering
of these machines and their optimal maintenance, diagnostics - Distillation Processes and Equipment
and troubleshooting techniques� - Process Control and Economics
- Module 2 - Mechanical Engineering Essentials: Rotating &
Course Content Static Equipment & Structural Integrity
- Principles of pump, compressor and turbine start up and - Module 2: Mechanical Engineering Essentials: Rotating &
operation Static Equipment & Structural Integrity
- Best practices for maintenance and repair - Introduction & Fundamentals of Materials Selection, Types &
- Measurement and control of performance of these machines Failures
- Inspection and diagnosing the root cause of problems - Static Equipment, Valves, Piping & Fitness for Service
- Troubleshooting techniques for operational problems of - Rotating Equipment, Pumps & Compressors
pumps, compressors and turbines - Corrosion & Corrosion Protection
- Code and Standards, Condition Monitoring & Non Destructive
Learning Outcomes Inspection techniques
- Understand different types of pumps, compressors and
turbines� Learning Outcomes
- Operate pumps, compressors and turbines close to the - Apply practical understanding of central issues in process &
design efficiency. mechanical engineering in oil, gas, petrochemical, chemical,
- Monitor pump compressor and turbine reliability and and allied facilities
availability and cost effectiveness - Understand fundamental principles used in processes
- Select the best operation and maintenance strategy & facilities & apply practical understanding of essential
- Troubleshoot pump, compressor and turbine problems process units & classes of units involved in separations,
heat exchange & reactions�
Target Audience - Apply practical understanding to static & rotating
Technical Personnel in charge of production mechanical equipment & related condition mentoring &
Maintenance and Operation Engineers inspection techniques�
Operators - Understand mechanical testing methods, Failure
Supervisors Mechanisms & Fitness for Service, NDT & principles of
Engineering Managers corrosion & corrosion protection�
- Perform relevant calculations & analyses to assist in
DURATION/Dates operation, sizing, & troubleshooting of chemical processes &
5 Days March 21-25 Nov� 28 – Dec� 2 mechanical equipment�

Target Audience
Petroleum Engineers
Maintenance & Production Engineers
Process Engineers

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R&D Chemists, Plant Chemists DURATION/Dates
Economists & Business Managers 5 Days June 20-24 Sept� 19-23

DURATION/Dates
10 Days June 20-July 1 Course Title and Introduction

PROCESS CONTROL VALVES AND ACTUATORS: SIZING,

Course Title and Introduction SELECTION, INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE:

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ESSENTIALS: ROTATING & STATIC The Process Control Valves and Actuators training course has
EQUIPMENT & STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY: been designed to take all plant employees (regardless of their
background knowledge), and build them up to be versatile and
The Mechanical Engineering Essentials training course will enable proficient in the use and operation of the various control valves,
Technical personnel to familiarise not only with sound engineering as well as the devices that are used to operate the control valves,
principles, but also with other engineering techniques including themselves�
inspection; monitoring and condition evaluation� This intensive This training course has been designed to focus on applications
training course is designed to allow individuals working in fields and practical examples that would be deemed relevant, and
such as mechanical, process and petrochemical engineering, the working environment of the delegates will be very carefully
and other related fields, an opportunity to update their skills and enquired about, so that all exercises remain work-related, for the
improve their basic knowledge of modern Mechanical Engineering delegates
skills�
Course Content
Course Content - Essentials and characteristics of control valves
- Materials selection, testing and failure - Actuators, positioners and other related hardware
- Corrosion principles and protection - Sizing and selection, using various techniques
- Static equipment including pipes and valves - Valve installation and maintenance
- Rotating equipment including pumps and compressors - PID Tuning methods used on processes, that make use of
- Condition monitoring, inspection & NDT (Non-Destructive control valves
Testing)
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes - Recognize and understand how a valve works
- Understand Failure Mechanisms & Fitness for Service - Appreciate the different types of valves available
associated with engineering materials� - Apply valve sizing techniques, using software and other
- Have a sound understanding of corrosion mechanisms and methods of calculation
protection against corrosion� - Appraise the advantages and disadvantages of various types
- Develop their knowledge of static equipment related to of positioners
piping systems and valves� - Experiment with correctly tuning a control valve
- Consolidate their understanding of rotating equipment
including pumps and compressors� Target Audience
- Appreciate topics related to condition mentoring, inspection Process Control Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Mechanical
and Non-Destructive Testing� Engineers, Industrial Engineers, Designers and the like

Target Audience DURATION/Dates

Technical & non-technical personnel in the chemical, 5 Days July 4-8 Oct� 24-28
petrochemical, oil & mechanical industries with a need to
understand and discuss fundamental mechanical engineering
issues Course Title and Introduction
Maintenance and project engineers, production engineers, trainee
mechanical engineers and plant operators PROCESS UTILITY SYSTEMS: OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND
Non-experienced personnel needing a basic understanding of OPTIMIZATION:
Mechanical Engineering concepts
The Process Utility Systems training course will feature the
importance and relevance of process utilities used in today

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industrial operations� It will familiarise the delegates with the dynamic pumps and compressors, motors and drives and their
various practices used for selection, operation and maintenance associated systems and components� The applications of these
of various equipment used in process utilities� It will be equipments will be discussed along with their suitability for
demonstrated how these utility systems are efficiently integrated different operational duties and selection criteria� In addition, the
into oil and gas facilities� This training course will also cover seminar will focus on associated equipment including packing,
important practical aspects useful for engineers and operators mechanical sealing systems, bearings and valves�
in dealing with their basic utilities, including maintenance and This training course will focus on maximising the efficiency,
troubleshooting of equipment and components� reliability, and longevity of this equipment by providing a thorough
understanding of the characteristics, common problems,
Course Content condition monitoring and maintenance criteria related to
- Knowledge for selection of different process plant utilities: machinery and equipment operation�
steam, water, compressed air, refrigerants, inert gas, fuels,
electricity and others Course Content
- Types of equipment used to run process plant with different - Pumps and pumping systems
utilities� - Compressors and compression systems
- Basic aspects of steam generation and distribution, water - Motors and Variable Speed Drives
handling, compressed air utilization and other process - Discussion of associated equipment such as mechanical
utilities seal design, bearings, & valves
- Different types of equipment used to run process plant with - Condition monitoring and Predictive Maintenance techniques
different utilities�
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes - Identify the different types of pumps & compressors, & learn
- Understand the operation and maintenance of main process about selection, operation & maintenance strategies�
plant utilities - Operate pumps & compressors as close as possible to the
- Analyse optimization of steam generation, utilization and design efficiency & monitor their availability & reliability.
distribution - Identify & learn about associated components such
- Evaluate parameters of water preparation systems as mechanical seals & bearings & identify their failure
- Determine the correct selection criteria for compressed air mechanisms�
systems - Condition, monitor and troubleshoot pump and compressor
- Optimize the use of refrigeration, inert gas, fuel supply and problems�
electric systems - Specify, operate and maintain fluid movers (Motors) and
drivers (Variable Speed Drives)�
Target Audience
Plant operators dealing with process utilities
Maintenance Professionals Target Audience
Plant facility engineers Professionals in Maintenance, Engineering and Production
Technical Managers Those with little or no prior formal background who function
Process Supervisors as Managers, Planners, Inspectors, Designers, Researchers,
Inspection Personnel Investors or Procurers
Those who are or will become involve at any stage in project
DURATION/Dates applications and applicable maintenance technologies
5 Days May 16-20
DURATION/Dates
5 Days April 4-8 Nov� 21-25
Course Title and Introduction

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT: COMPRESSORS, PUMPS, SEALS, Course Title and Introduction

MOTORS, AND VARIABLE - SPEED DRIVES:
FUNDAMENTALS OF QUALITY INSPECTION:
This Mechanical Equipment training course will provide
a comprehensive understanding of equipment operating In this course you will learn the skills and knowledge required
characteristics� It will introduce delegates to essential types of for quality inspection and how inspection fits in a quality
mechanical equipment, including positive displacement and management system�

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Learn the basic math required including algebra, geometry and quality fundamentals can transform your organization.
trigonometry� You will understand inspection plans and sampling Review and apply the commonly used quality tools and
methods� Learn how to read engineering drawings including the techniques for problem solving and process improvement� Build
symbols, terms, notes and views associated with the drawings basic quality awareness and competency in your organization and
as well as the basics of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing set a foundation on which you can build more advanced quality
system� methods and tools� Increase your knowledge and understanding
of how to use quality practices and principles�
Course Content
Technical Math Course Content
Metrology Historical perspective
Engineering Drawings - The Need for Quality
- Drawing Types - What is Quality?
- GD&T - Advantages of Quality Systems
- Sampling Inspection - Quality Codes and Standards
- AQL Sample Inspection - Quality Management (Planning, Control & Improvement)
- Quality Assurance and Improvements - Basic Statistics and Applications
- Control of nonconforming material - SPC
- Basic Statistics and applications - Quality Audits
- Statistical Process Control (SPC) - Quality Improvement
- Process Capability (Cp) - Quality Tools and Techniques
- Quality Improvement PDCA, tools and techniques - Understanding Variations
- Lean and six-sigma methods - Inspection, Test and Process Capability
- Blueprints Interpretation, Geometric
Learning Outcomes Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T)
- Understand what is required for quality inspection - Inspection Techniques and Processes
- Know how inspection fits in a QMS - Process Capability
- Learn basic math for quality inspections - Relative Capability
- Know equipment and its use - Capability Studies
- Read engineering drawings - Quality in Engineering Design
- Learn basics of GD&T - The Taguchi’s Approach
- Understand inspection plans and AQL sampling methods - Areas of Application of Quality in Engineering
- Case Studies
Target Audience
Those new to quality inspection or wishing to refresh their Learning Outcomes
knowledge of quality inspection, This material follows the ASQ - Understand how quality benefits employees, the
Body of Knowledge for Certified Quality Inspector and is a good organization, and customers.
first step for those may be considering certification in the future. - Review and apply the commonly used quality tools and
techniques for problem solving and process improvement�
DURATION/Dates - Construct and interpret Statistical Process Control charts for
3 Days May 9-11 Aug� 1-3 variable and attribute data
- Perform a capability analysis
- Recognize when to apply the tools and techniques to
Course Title and Introduction complete the measure, analyze, or control phase of a Six
Sigma project
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL IN ENGINEERING - Perform calculations as required
DESIGN AND PRACTICE: - Understand the differences between common cause and
In this course you will learn the skills and knowledge required special cause variation
for quality inspection and how inspection fits in a quality - Analyze process variation
management system� The course also provides an introduction
to basic concepts for charting process behavior using statistical DURATION/Dates
process control charts, (SPC)� Participants will receive a basic 4 Days April 25-28 Nov� 7-10
understanding of tools and methods used to measure and Aug� 8-11
understand process behavior over time, and also learn how

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Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

THE COMPLETE COURSE ON FACILITIES MANAGEMENT: BASIC HYDRAULIC COURSE:

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST:
The Basic Hydraulics training course covers hydraulic principles
This highly popular training course features how to establish, of mechanical maintenance, types of hydraulic fluids and their
implement, manage and continually improve your facility characteristics� Describes components of the hydraulic system
department to get the best out of your facilities within the given and their functions for maintenance procedures, including filters
boundaries of costs, performance and other important factors and strainers, reservoirs and accumulators, pumps, piping,
during its total lifetime� tubing and hoses, control valves, relief valves, and actuating
This training course is designed to develop delegate’s skills in devices� This hydraulics course covers a variety of cylinders and
managing facility staff and corporate assets while minimizing training on hydraulic motors�
risk exposure in the workplace� As the Facilities Management
(FM) function continues to evolve, this training course offers the Course Content
latest thinking in the profession, right balance between asset - Introduction
performance (functionality, availability, reliability, safety), and will - Principles of hydraulics
tackle specific issues encountered on the ground and apply best - Fluid Power Concepts
practices in discussing real solutions� - Schematics and Symbols
- Hydraulic Circuitry
Course Content - Safety Tips
- Proper knowledge of the basics principles of facilities
management Learning Outcomes
- How to apply best practices according to several norms - Understand hydraulic principles
- Understanding how to operate and maintain facilities as a - Explain schematics and symbols
“business within a business” - Understand fluid power concepts
- Sharing of facilities management experience - Understand hazards and risks
- Insights regarding current state of facilities management
processes and possibilities to improve them Target Audience
This course is designed for maintenance technicians, electricians,
Learning Outcomes millwrights, supervisors, reliability technicians and anyone
- Understand the basics of facilities management who is responsible for the hydraulic maintenance of your plant
- Understand how to draw up a preventive maintenance machinery. The course will also benefit those
concept, based on risk graduates who may want to develop their career in
- Develop strategies to decide when and what to outsource Maintenance plant machineries�
- Understand the different contract types
- Identify and monitor the facilities management-processes DURATION/Dates
performance 3 days May 2-4 August 1-3

Target Audience
Professionals who are responsible for the management, operation Course Title and Introduction
and maintenance of facilities (buildings, production facilities,
utilities, power and water distributions networks landscaping, ADVANCED HYDRAULIC COURSE:
etc�)
Professionals aiming to update themselves on the basic An advanced Hydraulics training course covering hydraulic
elements, best practices and implementation aspects of facilities principles of mechanical maintenance, types of hydraulic fluids
management� and their characteristics� Describes components of the hydraulic
system and their functions for maintenance procedures, including
DURATION/Dates filters and strainers, reservoirs and accumulators, pumps, piping,
5 Days May 16-20 September 12-16 tubing and hoses, control valves, relief valves, and actuating
devices� This hydraulics course covers a variety of cylinders and
training on hydraulic motors�

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Course Content Course Title and Introduction
- An Overview of Basic Hydraulics
- Hydraulic Circuit Components Diesel Engine Maintenance:

Learning Outcomes This practical training course is intended to provide support

- Reading and Understanding Hydraulic Drawings engineers and technicians working in power plants, petroleum
- Maintenance of Hydraulic Circuit industries, and fleet management and maintenance. It will
- Troubleshooting show how to safely use diesel engines economically, safely and
environment friendly. The training will emphasize the application
Target Audience of related recommended operation and maintenance practices
maintenance technicians, electricians, millwrights, supervisors, advised by the most reputable manufacturers and by the relevant
reliability technicians and anyone who is responsible for the standards, focus on proper diesel engine selection for specific
hydraulic maintenance of your plant machinery� The course will jobs, retrieval and interpretation of data from diesel engines
also benefit those graduates who may want to develop their manuals�
career in Maintenance plant machineries�
Course Content
DURATION/Dates - General Principles/Overview of Internal Combustion
3 days June 27 - 29 October 24 -26 - Engines (ICE)�
- Operation of Diesel Engines�
- Classification of Diesel Engines.
Course Title and Introduction - Construction and Basic Design�
- Details of Design Parts�
Pump and Valve Maintenance: - Combustion Chamber Types�
- Fuel Injectors and Injection Systems
Pump and valve preventative maintenance can save you the - Atomizing Fuel
costly expense and headaches of unscheduled downtime� This - Cooling System
course is designed to provide support engineers and technicians - Exhaust System
the knowledge and skills needed to keep pumps and valves - Filters-Air and Fuel
operating at peak efficiency. - Stating and Cooling System
- Governors
Course Content - Maintenance-Reconditioning Diesel Engine/Workshop
- General Principles of Machinery Maintenance� Activity
- Fundamental Principles of Fluid Flow and Control� - Maintenance-Tune-Up and Trouble Shooting/Workshop
- Pump Operations and Maintenance� - Activity
- Valve Drives and Transmission� - Maintenance/Workshop Activity/Demonstration
- Pipes and Piping� - Glossary of Technical Terms and Technical Data
- Automatic Control Systems�
- Pumps and valve Maintenance Demonstration� Learning Outcomes
To give the participants a complete picture of General Diesel
Learning Outcomes Engine Specification, Diesel Engine Components, and their
To enable participants to understand basic principles and Functions/Maintenance�
operations of pumps and valves� Diagnose faults and remedies�
Target Audience
Target Audience Marine Engineers, Marine Superintendents, Diesel Engine
Marine Engineers, Marine Superintendents, Diesel Engine Technicians/Fitters, Supervisors and other Engineering
Technicians/Fitters, Supervisors and other Engineering Personnel interested in Diesel Engine�
Personnel interested in Diesel Engine�
DURATION/Dates
DURATION/Dates 5 Days June 27 – July 1
5 Days April 25 – 29 July 4 -8 September 5 - 9 November 21 – 25
October 24 - 28 November 26-30

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Course Title and Introduction pneumatic system and their functions for maintenance
procedures, including filters and strainers, reservoirs and
Machine Vibration: Monitoring and Control: accumulators, pumps, piping, tubing and hoses, control valves,
relief valves, and actuating devices� This course covers a variety
All physical structures and machinery that are associated of cylinders and training on hydraulic motors�
with dynamic components or parts give rise to vibration� The
vibrations generated in machinery or structures by its dynamic Course Content
components have become a well utilized parameter for condition - Historical Overview
monitoring – Predictive Maintenance� - Principles of hydraulics & Pneumatic systems
It has been established that a change in the physical or running - Fluid Power Concepts
condition of mechanical systems, almost always result to a - Schematics and Symbols
corresponding change in the vibration characteristics produced - Hydraulic & Pneumatic Circuitry
by them. By measuring and analyzing such vibrations, we - Safety Tips
obtain vital information about the mechanical condition of the - Hands on maintenance workshop
mechanical system� Learning Outcomes
This course therefore will introduce participants to monitoring - Understand hydraulic &pneumatic principles
Causes of vibration Effects of vibration, and Control of vibration - Explain schematics and symbols
- Understand fluid power concepts
Course Content - Understand hazards and risks
- Introduction to vibration and causes of machinery failures
- Fundamental Principles of Vibrations Target Audience
- Vibration and Machinery condition This course is designed for maintenance technicians, electricians,
- Cause of Vibration millwrights, supervisors, reliability technicians and anyone
- Vibration Monitoring who is responsible for the hydraulic maintenance of your plant
- Effects and control strategy of vibration machinery. The course will also benefit those graduates who may
- Alignment� want to develop their career in Maintenance plant machineries�
- Lab Demonstration Activity�
DURATION/Dates
Learning Outcomes 5 Days March 21 - 25 September 26 – 30
This training is designed to equip participants with the November 21 - 25
fundamentals of vibration with special emphasis on:
Causes of vibration Effects of vibration, and Control of vibration

Target Audience
This course is designed for engineers, maintenance technicians,
electricians, millwrights, supervisors, reliability technicians and
anyone who is responsible for the hydraulic maintenance of your
plant machinery. The course will also benefit those graduates
who may want to develop their career in Maintenance plant
machineries�

DURATION/Dates
5 Days May 7-11 September 10-14
November 5-9

Course Title and Introduction

Maintenance of Hydraulic and Pneumatic Machines:

This course covers hydraulic & pneumatic principles of

mechanical maintenance, types of hydraulic fluids and their
characteristics� Describes components of the hydraulic/

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 Welding Engineering and
OĦshore Technology Department

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Welding Engineering and Offshore
Technology Department

With the advance in technology, emergence of new materials and Duration: 5 days
developments in process design, welding forms a vital part in Available through the year
the production of efficient, precise and reliable components and
assemblies�
Course Title and Introduction
Underwater operations continue to get more attention as
government policies are geared towards off-shore technology� INSPECTION PRACTICES IN WELDING�
This brings to light the highly technical operation of underwater
services� Course Objective:
To enable participants at the end of the course to be able to
The department undertakes the following services: supervise projects effectively, prepare procedure specification,
- Maintenance and Design! Fabrication of platform progress report and support qualified welders to work on a
- Weld testing of pipes and joints� project�
- Hot gas welding of plastics
- Diving Operations (Repairs & Maintenance) Course Outline:
- Checking of pipe/metal for corrosion - Duties of on Inspector
- Underwater Equipment’s Maintenance - Essential requirements of an Inspector
- Inspection Procedures
These services are readily available to all oil companies as well - Welding Processes and Typical Welding Defects�
as government agencies� - Welding Symbols/Joint Geometry
- Welding Metallurgy
- Testing of Welds�
Course Title and Introduction - Visual Inspection of Welds
- Welders and Procedure Qualification
WELD DEFECTS
COURSE CONTENT:
Course Objective: Welding Inspectors, Supervisors and Project Engineers and quality
- Recognize surface and internal defects in fission welds control staff associated with welding�
- Understand the reasons for defect formation�
- Prepare reports on the results of visual inspection� Duration: 5 days
Available through the year
Course Outline:
- Safety in welding
- Features of welds and joints Course Title and Introduction
- Causes of Surface and internal weld defects
- Classification of defects PRACTICAL INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY
- Prevention and cure of defects
- Factors affecting weld defects Course Objective:
- Testing of weld specimen To help participants to effectively operate radiographic equipment,
- Extensive hand-on examination and reporting of typical develop films and interpret defects.
defective weldment�
Course Outline:
COURSE CONTENT: Safety in welding workshops
Welding inspectors/supervisors and production personnel Features of Welds and Joints Weld Defects
responsible for weld quality� Safety in radiography
Technology of radiography

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 Practical radiography Course Outline:
Effective reporting� - Steels for pressure vessels
- The general effects of welding steels
COURSE CONTENT: Radiographers, Inspectors, and quality - The avoidance of welding problems
control personnel� - The avoidance of service problems�

Duration: 5 Days COURSE CONTENT:

Available through the year Production engineers, welding supervisors, welding technicians/
technologist QA/OC personnel and inspection staff whose
functions requires the welding knowledge critical for production of
Course Title and Introduction pressure vessels�

HEALTH AND SAFETYIN WELDING� Duration: 5 days

Available through the year
Course Objective:
At the end of the course; participants should be able to work
safely in a welding workshop, identity unsafe areas in a Course Title and Introduction
workshop, prepare accident prevention plan corrective & safety
procedures for workers� PIPE WELDING

Course Outline: Course Objective:

- Welding and Cuffing To expose participants to the problems associated with pipe-
- Health Hazards Fumes, Gases, Radiation Noise, Heat welding and to produce defect- free welds�
- Industrial Safety Explosion and Fire Hazards, confined
working space, electric shock Workplace regulations Course Outline:
- Accident reporting - Safety in welding workshop
- Safety management� - Limitations of penetration and reinforcement
- Pipe Welding Technology a Methods of Pipe Welding
COURSE CONTENT: - Testing of Welded Pipes
Fabrication Managers/Supervisors, Safety Personnel and Welding - Accident reporting
Inspectors� - Safety management�

Duration: 5 Days COURSE CONTENT:

Available through the year Practicing Welders, Welding Inspectors and Supervisors�

Duration:3 Weeks
Course Title and Introduction Available through the year

WELDING OF PRESSURE STEEL VESSELS

Course Title and Introduction
Course Objective:
- At the end of the course, the participants will be able to: - ESSENTIALS OF WELDING DESIGN
- Understand the role of metallurgy in welding technology�
- Appreciate the effect of alloying element material properties� Course Objective:
- Identify’ the weld ability problems in carbon and low alloy Welded design, like most technologies, has its own terminology
steels� and also has basic rules which need to be followed if a
- Understand the causes and significance of metallurgical fabrication is to be made efficiently and economically. This course
defects in weldments� equips participants to be able to carry out an effective weld
- Appreciate the requirements of preheat and post weld heat design�
treatment procedures�
- Appreciate the requirements for safe fabrication of pressure Course Outline:
vessel steels at minimum cost� The welded joint
Steps for successful design

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 Features of welding processes Course Outline:
Joint Edge preparations/Weld Geometry - QA/OC Concepts
Strength of welded joints - Exposure of participants to International Standards and
Materials selection and process control to avoid brittle Codes BSS, ASME, AWS etc�
fracture - The Quality Manual/Plan
WPS (Welding Procedure Specifications) - Application of the relevant documentation and Standards to
Design exercises� quality of welded fabrication�
- Understand the variables involved in weld Fabrication�
COURSE CONTENT: - Understand the effectiveness of the QC function�
Project engineers, design engineers and Welders and all technical
staff who require an understanding of the Influence of Design in COURSE CONTENT:
Production of an acceptable welded fabrications� Welding Supervisors, Site engineers and all technical staff in the
stream of Quality Control and Quality Assurance�
Duration: 5 days
Available through the year Duration: 5 days
Available through the year

Course Title and Introduction

Course Title and Introduction
PLASTIC WELDING
ALUMINIUM WELDING (TUNGSTEN INERT GAS (HG))
Course Objective:
At the end of the course, the participants will be able to:- Course Objective:
- Understand the technology of plastics To expose participants to the problems associated with Aluminum
- Classify plastics welds using the Tungsten Insert Gas Process�
- Understand the various uses of plastic�
- Understand the techniques of plastic Welding� Course Outline:
- Safety in Welding
Course Outline: - Metallurgy of Aluminum
- Classification and uses of plastics - Aluminum Welding Technology
- Profiles of plastic welding processes - Practical Welding of Aluminum
- Plastic welding technology - Testing of Welded Specimens�
- Safety in welding workshop
- Practical welding of plastics COURSE CONTENT:
- Testing of Plastic Welds� Practicing Welders and Supervisors

COURSE CONTENT: Duration: 10 Days

Welding Technicians, Welding Supervisors, Site Engineers/ Available through the year
Supervisors and Production Engineers�

Duration: 10 days Course Title and Introduction

Available through the year
SAFETY IN INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY

Course Title and Introduction Course Objective:

The participants at the end of the course should be acquainted
QUALITY ASSURANCE/CONTROL IN WELDING� with safety regulation and practices associated with Industrial
Radiography�
Course Objective:
To enable participants have thorough knowledge of the Course Outline:
requirement of International - Health and Safety Hazards in Welding
Standards and Codes for Weldment� Produce high Skilled Welders - Basis of Industrial Radiography
and Supervisors� - Effects of Radiation

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- Safe Distance Calculation - Use of Schaeffler diagram of dissimilar joints.
- Safety equipment in Radiography� - Weld overlaying and welding clad steels�
- Practical
COURSE CONTENT:
Radiographers, Inspectors, Instructors, Safety Quality and Control Course Objectives:
Personnel� Those who have attended with be able to:
- Appreciate the influence of composition of stainless steel
Duration: 5 Days Available through the year properties�
- Understand the various weldability problems of the different
grades�
Course Title and Introduction - Identify the welding conditions necessary to achieve
optimum weld area corrosion resistance�
WELDING APPRECIATION/ELECTRIC ARC WELDING - Recognize how stainless steel corrosion resistance be
degraded�
Course Objectives: - Apply their knowledge to welding of dissimilar joints and
On completion participants will be able to: weld overlays
- Identify the arc welding processes, their features equipment
and process� COURSE CONTENT:
- Carry out on arc welding design by drawing-up an arc Production Engineers, Welding Supervisors, Welding Technicians/
welding procedure specification. Technologists, OA/QC personnel and Inspection staff whose
- Recommend any appropriate testing and evaluation functions requires the important welding knowledge, critical for
techniques of welds� sound production and applications of stainless-steel materials in
oil and gas sectors, chemical process plant, food/beverage and
Course Outline: drug industries and general engineering�
- Historical Development of are welding processes
- Are welding processes Duration: 10 Days
- Weld design Available through the year
- Arc welding procedure specification
- Weld testing and evaluation techniques�
Course Title and Introduction
COURSE CONTENT:
Production and Maintenance Engineers, Welding Inspectors and METALLOGRAPRY (Metallurgy Fundamentals and Specimen
Supervisors� Preparation) and INTERMEDIATE METAILOGRAPIIY
(Microstructural Interpretation)
Duration: 5 Days
Available through the year Metallographic Techniques in the following:
- Elements of Metallurgy and Metallurgy for the Non-
Metallurgist the following:
Course Title and Introduction - Introduction to Metallurgical Lab Practices
- Basics of Heat Treating
WELDING OF DUPLEX AND OTHER STAINLESS STEELS - Heat Treating Furnaces and Equipment
- Practical Heat Treating
ATM: This course introduces basic metallurgy of the stainless - Metallography for Failure Analysis
steels� It highlights the weld ability problems associated with the
various stainless-steel types and shown how optimum properties Practical Interpretation of Microstructures the following:
of corrosion resistance and/or toughness can be aimed for in - Steel Metallography (formerly Microstructural Analysis of
practice� Ferrous Alloys)
- Heat Treatment, Microstructures and Properties of Carbon
Course Outlines: and Alloy Steels
- Basic metallurgy and properties of stainless steels - Aluminum and Its Alloys
- Corrosion and oxidation resistance - Titanium and Its Alloys
- Weldability of conventional stainless steels - Nickel and� Its Alloys
- Avoidance of weld defects - Superalloys

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- Stainless Steels - Understand the equipment and consumables requirements
for field metallography
Understanding the relationship between the properties and - Understand the tools that can be used to analyze specimens
microstructures of metallic materials plays an extremely and microstructures
important part in quality control, failure investigation and - Effectively record and report
development of new materials and alloys� Many properties
of metallic materials like corrosion resistance, yield strength, Duration: 10 Days
hardness, elongation, conductivity and tensile strength are closely Available through the year
related to the microstructure�

As such, microstructure examination is an extremely important Course Title and Introduction

test method that can be used to determine the possible failure
mode of a component, detect fabrication defects and confirm ASSET INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT OF AGING FACILITIES
correct material selection�
This course will enhance significant and lasting difference to your
Lesson outcome:-� asset integrity capabilities�
- Sample preparation using various materials preparation - ANALYSE the essential components of a functioning TM
techniques system
- Microstructural characterisation of a wide range of - REVIEW major incidents and target learning to real-life
materials, using light microscopy, including metals, scenarios
ceramics and polymers, in the lab - LEARN key asset threats and how to identify and mitigate
- Review of the effect of each step of sample preparation, them
including choice of etchant, on finished metallographic - IMPLEMENT key Integrity services such as risk based
samples inspection and pipeline Integrity
- Review of the use of metallography and fractography in - UNDERSTAND the latest risk based TM methodologies &
failure analysis techniques
- Detailed discussion of best practice for digital imaging of the - COMPLETE a series of Integrity case studies and gain hands
prepared samples using low magnification microscopes and on experience
high magnification compound microscopes.
- Quantitative image analysis methods WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Demonstration of fixed machines/devices for hardness and The course is intended for Managers, Engineers, Inspectors and
percent ferrite measurements Technicians in the fields of:
- Documentation of microstructures and other features - Integrity & Inspection
- Explanation of running an efficient and safe laboratory with - Engineering
high throughput whilst maintaining a high level of quality, - Maintenance
including HSE requirements, lab layout and time saving - Process & Operations
sample preparation techniques - USE

This course teaches the underlying theories and principles of From heavy industry but especially:
on-she metallography, before moving on to deliver a practical - Oil & Gas
workshop� Candidates will learn essential practical skills from - Petrochemical & Chemical
experts in the field of metallography, using industry-leading - Refineries
equipment, techniques, and consumables� - Power & Utilities
- Engineering
This course is ideally suited to technicians, lab managers - Nuclear
engineers from non-materials engineering disciplines who want
to develop an in-depth understanding of the processes and COURSE OVERVIEW
capabilities of field metallography as an analytical technique for Integrity course provides both theoretical and practical exposure
quality control, inspection, and failure investigation� to the foundations of asset integrity management and explains
By the end of the course, you should be able to: how it should be implemented to safeguard assets, people
- Gain a wide appreciation of the processes involved in best and the environment� The course focuses on modem risk
practice preparation of metallographie, fractographic and based methodologies to manage asset integrity in both newly
geometric replicas constructed and aged facilities� It explains and then addresses

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key threats facing the Oil and Gas industry and provides both Course Title and Introduction
established and innovative practices to safely mitigate them
within these following areas: SAFETY & UNDERWATER RESPONSE SWIMMING AND
- Asset Integrity Elements OFFSHORE PERSONALSURVIVAL TECHNIQUES
- Asset Integrity Life Cycle
- Asset Integrity Barriers Course Objectives:
- Safety Critical Elements and To provide participant with the necessary skill is and confidence
- Operational Corrosion Management to survive in the event of any ship mishap and installation�
- Risk Based Inspection Participant will develop skill in the use of apparatus and safety
- Pipeline Integrity Management equipment offshore�
- Key Performance Indicators
- Integrity and Maintenance Build Course Outline:-
- Asset Integrity Review Process Duration: 10 Days
Available through the year
Duration: 5 Days
Available through the year
Course Title and Introduction

Course Title and Introduction BASIC SWIMMING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

HOT TAPPING OF STEEL PIPELINE - Swimming techniques and strokes

- Entries and exits
- Welders - Treading water
- Welding personnel - Surface Dive
- Safety personnel - Compact jump
- Metallurgist Mechanical engineers - Use of Life-Jacket
- Welding Inspectors - Life-Saving Appliances and Safety Equipment�
- Safety equipment
Course Overview - Enclosed lifeboats/Tempse
Hot tapping is an alternative procedure that makes a new pipeline - Marine Lifercafs
connection while the pipeline remains in- service� This process - Life floats
is highly essential to the oil and gas industry as it avoids shut - Personal Floating Device (PFD)� BASIC Seamanship
down, disruption of service to customers and loss� The skill and - Basic boat and vessel Safety
expertise required to carry on hot tap is enormous as safety - Baring Crew boats and Platform
is crucial� This course will teach the practical and technology - Vessel to platform (Basket)
required to execute a hot tap� - Vessel to platform�
- Welders
- Welding personnel BOAT DRILL
- Safety personnel - Objective of boat drills
- Metallurgist - Procedure and instruction
- Mechanical engineers - Use of life-jacket
- Fire drills/communication
Welding Inspectors - Abandonment drill (Controlled abandonment procedure)�

Duration: 10 Days GUIDELINE FOR SURVIVAL�

Available through the year - Man Overboard
- If personal boat becomes disabled
- Personal survival health skills
- Fire incidents on a platform
- Bad weather condition�

Duration: 5 Days
Available through the year

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Course Title and Introduction Course Title and Introduction

HEALTH AND SAFETY IN WATER ENVIROMNTDEE1MTIONS OF UNDERWATER CUTTING AND WELDING

RELATED SAFETY TERMS
Course Objective:
- Health, Hazard, Danger, Risk, Disaster. etc. To afford the participants the knowledge and skills to practice
- Safety Objectives underwater welding and cuffing and other maintenance
- Safety in water borne operations operations
- Supervisor responsibilities Course Content:
- Role of safety officer Underwater Welding Methods and Processes Includes:
- Workers obligation - Flux shielded Arc
- Accident Reporting/Investigation - Gas shielded Arc
- Transportation Safety - Atmosphere welding
- Water Safety� - Planning
- Air Safety - Safety�
- Entering water from height
- Drowning Underwater Cutting Methods and Processes Includes:
- Human Chain - Oxy-are
- Rescue Operations/Procedure - Thermic lance
- Kerie cable
COURSE CONTENT: - Comparison of methods
Offshore oil/gas and Allied Company personnel, Contractors, - Safety�
Consultants, Government Agencies, Inspection Engineers�
COURSE CONTENT: Old and experienced Divers without formal
Duration:(3 weeks) training
Available through the year
Duration:(5 Weeks)
Available through the year
Course Title and Introduction

DIVING APPRECIATION Course Title and Introduction

Course Objective: SAFETY IN UNDERWATER TASK AND ACTIVITIES

To provide normal academic knowledge and current techniques of
diving to enhance thc diver’s skills� COURSE OBJECTIVE:
Middle management personnel, Engineers, Divers, Supervisors,
Course Content: Non-divers Technologists and Divers
Theory and practice of scuba and surface demand diving
techniques as follows: COURSE CONTENT:
- Dive theory Practicing diving technicians�
- Dive safety
- Dive physiology Objectives:-
- Technical drawing To enable participants acquire the knowledge and skill in safety in
- Off-shore operations underwater task and activities�
- Equipment maintenance
- Dive practice Course Outline:
- Technical Communication - Introduction
- Chamber manipulation� - Safety in Underwater cutting and welding operation
- General safety precaution of arc Cutting/Welding�
Duration:(6 Weeks) - Topside Arc Cutting/Welding and Power Supply�
Available through the year - Electrode and Cutting Torches�
- Safety Switch and Oxygen Supply�
- Personal Safety in Diving

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- Diving Dress(es) Course Title and Introduction
- Safety Precautions for the Diver
- Salvage Operation FACILITY MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE:
- Inspection and Survey�
This is a course designed for Facility Managers and Office
Duration: 5 Days Personnel� It is intended to give them the know-how to effectively
Available through the year manage the physical assets and to implement maintenance
best practices as part of integrated facilities management in
their organization. It provides an overview of the latest tools and
Course Title and Introduction techniques for facilities maintenance and asset management,
their benefit and potential pitfalls and when and how to apply
BASIC OFFSHORE SAFETY INDUCTION AND EMERGENCY them for maximum impact on the growth and performance
TRAINING (BOSIET) improvement of the organization.

Course Objectives: - Course Content

This course is designed to provide personnel who wish to work • Property and Facilities Management?
offshore with a basic knowledge of safety and emergency • Developing Facilities Management Strategy
response procedures� • Procurement of FM services
• Operational Management
Course Structure: • Asset Management
The course structure is an intensive theoretical and practical • Maintenance Management
sessions� • Managing Office Workplace
Delegates will be expected to demonstrate their level of • Performance Review
appropriate knowledge and understanding of the training • Whole Life Economics Space
programme content in both theoretical and practical assessment� • Financial Management in FM
The theory element of the course with be undertaken in classroom • Management Information Systems
at PTI conference centre� The training requirements had been • Risk Management in FM
tailored in line with the local cultures to meet all the appropriate • Sustainability in FM
international standard� • Troubleshooting Emergency Recovery
• Managing Information Systems in FM
Course Content:-
The course content focuses on:- Learning Outcomes
- Basic safety induction
- Helicopter safety and escape Target Audience
- Basic Seamanship The course is designed for facility managers, officer administrator
- Safety equipment and those performing similar responsibilities in the management
- Lifesaving appliances of assets in organizations. It is also suitable for young and
- Sea survival middle level personnel transitioning to facility management
- Firefighting and-self rescue responsibilities�

Target Audience DURATION/Dates

Aimed at personnel employed on an offshore installation in 5 Days
Nigeria and West African offshore sector: Available through the year
Prerequisites: None

Duration: 5 Days Course Title and Introduction

Available through the year
RELIABILITY, AVAILABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY (RAM) FOR
OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS:

This training course introduces participants to best practices,

principles and processes for RAM in oil and gas operations

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Course Content technical characteristics of operation of pump and compressor
- Reliability, Availability and Maintainability stations
- Reliability & Maintenance The delegates will be introduced to main points of inspection and
- RAM Methodology testing according to relevant API standards
- RAM Case Studies
Course Content
Learning Outcomes Overview of Technical Characteristics of Pipelines
• To understand and apply the Reliability concept� - Overview of main elements of oil and gas pipeline systems
• Understand and apply the Availability concept - Selection & sizing of pipelines:
• Understand and apply the Maintainability concept - Use of ASME B31�G
• Understand and implement the RAM methodology applied to - Pipeline materials
different asset lifecycle phases� - Pipeline flow and measurements
• Understand how to organize and assess the historical failure
and repair database� Operation & Material Degradation
• Understand how to use specialist opinion to predict - Erosion, corrosion & stress corrosion cracking
Reliability and maintainability� - Corrosion Direct Assessment: External (ECDA) and internal
• Understand and apply the methods to define type Probability (ICDA) Methods
Density function (PDF) in order to predict PDF parameters, - Pipeline protection
reliability, failure rate� - Metal loss inline inspection (ILI) and smart pigging (NDT)
• -Be able to model the equipment in component level monitoring
applying RBD and FTA� - Pipeline fatigue, cracks, seam defects and ruptures
• Understand the effect of preventive maintenance and
inspection in equipment reliability and operational Operation & Safety Management
availability� - Safety & Instrumentation,
• To understand and apply the concept of preventive - Pipeline failure prevention & root cause analysis
maintenance optimization, that means, define the preventive - Leak detection methods (LDAR) and patrolling &
maintenance interval which leads to the minimum cost surveillance: SCADA
(LCC) with higher operational availability� - Inspection (RBI), Hydrostatic test methodology
• To understand how to integrate FMEA, RCM and RAM
analysis to support asset management� Maintenance Technologies
- Pipeline reconditioning
Target Audience - Vibrations and support integrity
Asset Managers, Maintenance Managers, Production Managers; - Repair technologies
Reliability Engineer/Maintenance Engineer/ Supervisor; Rotating - Maintenance of valves, fittings and accessories
Engineer/ Static Engineer/Supervisor; Design Engineer/Production - Valve repair: hot tapping, temporary plugging (stopple)
Engineer; Everybody who wants to broaden knowledge and
interest in this topic� Testing & Monitoring in Operation
- Hydrostatic testing
DURATION/Dates - Reliability and availability of pipelines in operation
10 Days - Risk based inspection (RBI)
Available through the year - Fitness for Service (FFS)
- Estimate of remaining life of equipment
- Identification of basic principles of safe operation & efficient
Course Title and Introduction maintenance of pipelines for various industrial applications�
- Developing deep understanding & familiarity with the
PIPELINE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE: practical aspects of operation and maintenance activities�
- Illustrate the concepts discussed and be provided with
Pipeline systems for oil and gas industry play important role necessary experience in applying them�
in modern industrial operations� The purpose of this training - Use & follow the guidelines & best industrial practices
course is to present basic characteristics of efficient operation of related to operation, control, inspection & testing of
pipelines in various engineering applications pipelines�
This training course will cover the interaction of pipelines with
flow moving equipment, i.e. pumps and compressors and

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Target Audience
- Process, chemical and mechanical engineers working in
petrochemical and process industry, including oil refineries
and gas production companies where operation and
maintenance of pipelines are high importance
- Operation, technical service and maintenance professionals
from various processing plants involved in everyday
operation, control, inspection and maintenance of pipelines
- Engineers and consultants dealing with planning of new
production lines and retrofitting plants and introducing new
technologies
- Technical professionals responsible for maintenance and
repair of equipment

DURATION/Dates
5 Days

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 Oil and Gas Business
Management Programs

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Oil and Gas Business Management
Programs (PMDS/GNS)

Course Title and Introduction DURATION/Dates

5 Days Aug 15-19
THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY: FROM UPSTREAM TO
DOWNSTREAM:
Course Title and Introduction
This comprehensive oil & gas training course recognizes the
need for professionals to have a comprehensive and broad SERVICE STATION MANAGEMENT:
understanding of the Petroleum Industry from A to Z - from
upstream to downstream� This course is designed to give participants a fundamental
Oil and gas are the world’s most important energy resources foundation in the operation of a service station with emphasis
driving the global economy� The processes and systems on leadership, time management, analytical thinking, problem
required for oil and gas production, refining and distribution are solving skills, sales orientation, and how the employee impacts
highly complex, capital-intensive and require state-of-the-art the customer experience�
technology�
This training course will serve as an introduction to the petroleum Course Content
industry and will greatly assist those who need to progress to a • Introduction to Service Station
detailed knowledge of the industry� • Management Principles for Service Station
• Health Safety and Environment management in a Service
Course Content Station
• Details of oil & gas processing including exploration, refining, • Pump Maintenance
storage transportation and retailing • Forecourt Management
• Understanding of the value chain from the well to consumer • Employee Management
• -Understanding of the fundamental technologies of both • Customer Care
upstream and downstream oil & gas industries • Record Keeping and Stock Taking
• -Understanding of the ways the oil & gas industries are • Accounting Principles
organized to operate effectively and efficiently
• -Develop the necessary skills to evaluate and make effective Learning Outcomes
decisions related to the oil & gas industry Delegates will be acquainted with and be able to implement the
applicable principles performing maintenance functions, forecourt
Learning Outcomes management, the operational management requirements to
• Identify key process operations related to the exploration & execute an overall control system as part of the operational
production of upstream industry feedstock strategy to successfully manage a service station in the
• Analyze the key process operations related to refining and petroleum industry�
production of downstream products
• Recognize the total spectrum of the oil and gas industry and Target Audience
the challenges faced Service Station Managers/Supervisors, Company Retail/Sales
• Develop skills to assist in the evaluation of corporate Managers, Sales Representatives, Dealers, Petroleum Marketers,
opportunities Service Station personnel and other professionals in the
• Understand the structure of the oil and gas business downstream sector of the oil and gas industry

Target Audience DURATION/Dates

Technologists, Mechanical engineers, Safety and Inspection 4 Days Aug 22-25
engineers, Operations, Maintenance or project engineers and
anyone requiring a broad understanding of the structure,
operations and economics of the oil and gas industries

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Course Title and Introduction • Planning and Goal Setting: Strategy and Execution
• Precision Making process and communication skills
CRUDE OIL MARKETING: OPERATIONS AND REGULATORY • Learning Outcomes
COMPLIANCE: • Identify individual Leadership Styles and strategies
• Know how to manage crisis and proffer solutions
This course focuses on the dynamics of the crude oil market and • Gain modern Problem-solving skills and techniques
is designed for all participants in the crude oil marketing value • Understanding corporate social responsibility
chain; depot supervisors/managers, oil marketers, regulators • Improve Decision Making process and communication skills
and others who might want to gain professional and up-to-date
insight on how the crude oil market works and the attendant Target Audience
opportunities� Top Management, HR Managers, Administrators, Supervisors,
Managers, Team Leaders, Business Owners/Executives and other
Course Content professionals�
• The Nigerian Crude Oil Market: Trends, opportunities and
Challenges DURATION/Dates
• Petroleum Marketing Legislations and Regulations in Nigeria 3 Days April 4-6 June 6-8
• Sales of Crude Oil in Nigeria: Procedures and Legal Nov 7-9
Framework
• Learning Outcomes
• Understand the crude oil market in Nigeria Course Title and Introduction
• Understand petroleum marketing legislations and
compliance requirements PETROLEUM DEPOT OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT:

Target Audience This course is designed to meet the skill requirements of

Service Station Managers/Supervisors, Company Retail/Sales personnel working in petroleum depot operations� Attendees
Managers, Sales Representatives, Dealers, Petroleum Marketers, will gain knowledge of best practices/guidance on day to day
Service Station personnel and other professionals in the operations of depots, roles and responsibilities, applicable
downstream sector of the oil and gas industry construction/design codes and standards and developing required
control measures�
DURATION/Dates
4 Days April 25-28 Oct 3-6 Course Content
• Depot Operations: Overview
• Depot Construction and Design: Technical Codes and
Course Title and Introduction Standards
• Product Quality Control
LEADERSHIP STRATEGY - CRISIS MANAGEMENT, PROBLEM • Record Keeping: Stock Accounting and Control
SOLVING & DECISION MAKING: • Identification and Management
• Emergency Preparedness and Contingency Planning
Considering the challenges bedeviling the oil and gas and other • Product receipts, handling and storage
allied sectors in Nigeria, a demand exists for leaders who can • Equipment Integrity: Maintenance and Calibration
understand the intricate nature of the environment in which
their organizations conduct business, identify potential conflicts, Learning Outcomes
proffer solutions and make the right decisions� This course is • Understand depot operations
designed to arm the current or emerging leader with the skills • Understand product accounting procedures
necessary to meet this demand in the global business terrain� • Understand HSE principles for depots
• Understand equipment integrity and maintenance issues for
Course Content depots
• Leadership Styles and strategies
• Crisis Management Target Audience
• Gap analysis, need assessment and problem awareness Depot Managers, Service Station Managers/Supervisors,
• Problem solving techniques Company Retail/Sales Managers, Sales Representatives,
• Regulatory Compliance Management Dealers, Petroleum Marketers, Service Station personnel and
• Risk identification, analysis and management other professionals in the downstream sector of the oil and gas

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industry� interaction between oil and gas professionals, host government
representatives, and their lawyers�
DURATION/Dates
4 Days April 4-7 Nov 7-10 Course Content
• Overview of World Petroleum Agreements and the Oil and
Gas Industry
Course Title and Introduction • Jurisdictional issues and the international legal framework
• Tax and Fiscal Policy: Harvesting sovereign resources
NEGOTIATION SKILLS FOR THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY: • Decommissioning
• Contractual Risk Management
This highly-interactive workshop demonstrates a structured • Environmental Regulation, Renewables and the emerging
approach to effective negotiating and introduces Breakthrough onshore sector
Negotiation Strategy to achieve results in difficult and complex
negotiations� Participants will, practice the negotiation Learning Outcomes
techniques in real oil and gas scenarios, learn how to improve Understand the legal aspects of the oil and gas industry and be
communication skills to achieve better results and become a able to utilize same to improve business decisions.
more effective negotiator in both contract content and style of
negotiation� Target Audience
Petroleum Managers, Legal Managers, Top Management, Contract
Course Content - Managers, other professionals
- Negotiation Process and Negotiating Outcomes
- Communication and Human Behavior in Negotiations DURATION/Dates
- Bringing the Deal to a Successful Conclusion 3 Days May 16-18 Nov 7-9
- Conflict Management Styles

Learning Outcomes - Course Title and Introduction

• Understanding the Negotiation Process and Negotiating
Outcomes GAS BUSINESS ANALYSIS, DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCIAL
• Understand human behavior and proper communication MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA:
techniques
• Understand how to close deals during negotiations This course offers participants the opportunity to understand
• Understand best practices for managing conflict and analyze gas business, its development and marketing and
financial requirements as relates to the Nigerian market.
Target Audience
Oil & Gas Lawyers & Contract Negotiators who want to refresh Course Content
their negotiating skills Commercial, Technical and Legal Managers • Overview of the global petroleum, oil & gas Industry
& Executives who are expected to undertake or support major • Gas business analysis and development
negotiations� Professionals and support staff working with • Marketing, Transportation & Distribution of Petroleum (Gas)
contracts and agreements or working in project teams from • Financial Management, Statement & Analysis
across the industry • Statistics for Decision Making
• Industry Regulation, Deregulation & Convergence
DURATION/Dates • Managing Petroleum Price and Volume
3 Days June 20-22 Oct 10-12 • Leadership, Strategic Planning & Implementation
• Petroleum Industry Accounting and Taxation
• Effective Business Communication
Course Title and Introduction • Petroleum Contracts & Economy
• Project & Risk Management
INTERNATIONAL OIL AND GAS LAW: • Legal Aspect of Petroleum, Oil & Gas

This course offers participants the opportunity to study the legal Learning Outcomes
aspects of the oil & gas industry, develop a practical expertise, • Understand the Gas Business in Nigeria
and confidently identify potential legal problems, address • Identify Gas Business Opportunities in Nigeria
them before they become serious, and facilitate the smooth • Analyze the gas market in Nigeria and make

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 recommendations for expansion Course Title and Introduction
• Understand marketing of gas in Nigeria
• Understand the financial aspects of gas market SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY:
• HSE and management in the gas industry
Supply Chain Management activities support all segments of
Target Audience the value chain in the oil and gas industry, from Exploration and
Business Managers, Gas Managers, Professionals and support Production to Refining and Marketing. Ensuring that the right
staff working with Gas Businesses in project teams from across materials and services are at the right place at the right time can
the industry� have a positive impact on project success� This highly interactive
course provides participants with an in depth understanding of
DURATION/Dates the strategic, contractual and operational issues arising in the
4 Days May 23-26 Nov 7-10 management of upstream oil and gas supply chains�

Course Content -
Course Title and Introduction Supply Chain Management Overview
- Procurement Management
INTRODUCTION TO PETROLEUM ECONOMICS: - Logistics Management
- Inventory Management
This course will introduce a variety of fundamental petroleum - Warehousing Management
economic principles including revenue, expenditures, fiscal
systems, risk analysis, and investment analysis and is designed Learning Outcomes
to provide both commercial and technical personnel with a - Understand contracts, procurement, logistics and supply
fundamental understanding of the economic theories and chain principles as well as the processes involved in them�
methodologies used to value oil & gas projects� - Develop supply chain leadership skills
- Positively affect lead times, inventory, productivity and
Course Content bottom-line profitability
• Petroleum economics theory based on discounted cashflow - Manage the integration and co-ordination of activities to
• Key economic metrics for investment decision-making reduce costs and to increase efficiencies and customer
• Engineering & geological inputs to the cash flow model service
• Oil & gas pricing and forecasting - Gain the knowledge to effectively and efficiently manage
• Variation between fiscal systems across the globe global supply chain activities

Learning Outcomes Target Audience

• Engage with decision makers using their language Supply Chain Managers, Supervisors, Procurement specialists,
• Calculate the profitability of a project with confidence Logistics & Sourcing specialists, Category Managers, Stock
• Calculate and understand the role of taxation in upstream analysts and other professionals who work in procurement /
• Projects supply chain department of oil and gas and related companies�

Target Audience DURATION/Dates

Managers, Engineers, and professionals looking to develop 5 Days June 6-10 Sept 12-16
their understanding of upstream petroleum economics theory
and practice, regardless of whether they have a technical or
commercial background Course Title and Introduction

DURATION/Dates PROJECT AND CONTRACT MANAGEMENT:

3 Days April 4-6 Oct 3-5
This training course will equip participants with the skills and
knowledge needed to excel in projects and contract management
positions and effectively manage team members�

Course Content -
- Project Management Framework
- Contract planning and Pre-contract Considerations

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- Project organization - Understand fundamentals of project management in terms
- Tendering process in contract negotiation of scope, time, risk, communication, resource allocation
- Project Appraisal
Target Audience
Learning Outcomes Project Coordinators, Project Leaders, Project Managers, Project
- Understand Contracts Supervisors, IT Professionals, Telecoms Engineers, Product
- Develop skills to effectively and efficiently manage projects Managers, Bankers, Consultants, Business Starters, SME
and contracts Entrepreneurs, Government Contractors, Engineers, Architects�
- Understand how to boost productivity, collaboration and
innovation in projects and contracts DURATION/Dates
4 Days April 4-7 June 27-30
Target Audience Oct 10-13
Contract Managers, Project Coordinators, Project Leaders, Project
Managers, Project Supervisors, IT Professionals, Telecoms
Engineers, Product Managers, Bankers, Consultants, Business Course Title and Introduction
Starters, SME Entrepreneurs, Government Contractors, Engineers,
Architects� PROCUREMENT IN OIL AND GAS:

DURATION/Dates This course provides participants the knowledge and skill to

4 Days May 23-26 Oct 10-13 management procurement challenges in the oil and gas industry
including highly visible spend, restricted supply-base, technical
and contractual complexity, remote and difficult locations to
Course Title and Introduction support, and the need to operate in an environment with JV’s and
other risk sharing mechanisms�
PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:
Course Content
This PMP Certification training prepares participants for the - Procurement strategic planning
Project Management Professional, Certified Associate in Project - Procurement policy procedure and practices
Management, and Project Risk Management certification exams - Procurement and contract management
conducted by the Project Management Institute (PMI)� - Procurement best practices

Course Content Learning Outcomes

- Project management framework - Organizing the spend profile
- Project management process group - Ways in dealing with economic uncertainties
- Project integration management - Questions for internal surveys to enhance purchasing
- Project scope management performance
- Project time management - How to develop a “Purchasing Coding System”
- Project cost management - Steps in the development of a Composite Purchase Price
- Project human resources management Index
- Project communication management - How to get more time to work on strategic issues
- Project risk management - Critical steps in negotiation planning and strategies
- Project procurement management - To understand the elements of cost that make up a
- Project quality management supplier’s price
- Project Stakeholder Management - Categories that should be included in a purchased materials/
- Professional and social responsibility of project managers services strategic plan outline

Learning Outcomes Target Audience

- Implement fundamental project management strategies, Supply Chain Managers, Supervisors, Procurement specialists,
- Understand how to reach desired goals and achieve those Logistics & Sourcing specialists, Category Managers, Stock
goals within specific time and cost perimeters. analysts and other professionals who work in procurement /
- Understand the nine bodies of knowledge outlined in supply chain department of oil and gas and related companies�
PMBOK® Guide, developed by the Project Management
Institute (PMI)�

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DURATION/Dates - Industry Best practices in HR policies and procedures
3 Days Oct� 10-14 Nov 7-9 - Performance management frameworks
- Competency mapping in a skills-intensive industry
- Aligning L&D strategy to the business strategy
Course Title and Introduction - Coaching and mentoring fundamentals
- Inspiring Workplace: Employee engagement frameworks
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL IN SUPPLY MANAGEMENT - Competency based interviewing
TRAINING: - High performance team cultures

The Certified Professional in Supply Management® is Learning Outcomes

recognized globally as a standard of excellence for professionals - Gain a working understanding of the oil industry, so that you
in procurement, supply management and supply chain are more proactive and creative in supporting operations
management. This CPSM Certification training prepares across other departments
participants for the CPSM certification exams conducted by the - Explore various HRD frameworks to achieve greater strategic
Institute for Supply Management (ISM)� fit
- Build skills for industry and organizational scanning
Course Content - Learn how to establish employee job-fit in an industry that is
- Foundation of Supply Management increasingly pressed for quality workforce�
- Effective Supply Management Performance - Be a more proactive and confident HR Partner in your
- Leadership in Supply Management organization

Learning Outcomes Target Audience

- Understand critical concepts in procurement and sourcing, HR Managers, Administrators, Supervisors, Managers, Team
negotiating, contracts and leadership� Leaders, Business Owners/Executives and other professionals�
- Enable students pass the CPSM certification exams
conducted by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM)� DURATION/Dates
3 Days April 11-13 June 27-29
Target Audience Oct 17-21
Supply Chain Managers, Supervisors, Procurement specialists,
Logistics & Sourcing specialists, Category Managers, Stock
analysts and other professionals who work in procurement / Course Title and Introduction
supply chain department of oil and gas and related companies�
PETROLEUM FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES:
DURATION/Dates
4 Days May 9-12 Aug 15-18 This course is designed to enhance the knowledge and skill of
personnel who hold finance and accounting responsibilities within
the Exploration &Production industry�
Course Title and Introduction
Course Content
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: - Financial terms and definitions, the language of business;
This course is designed to help personnel saddled with human accounting rules, standards, and policies
resources and leadership and development responsibilities - Constructing the basic financial statements
with the knowledge and skills to make the right fit between - Classifying revenues, assets, liabilities, and equity
the core skills of human resources development and industry - Comparing different accounting elements
requirements, so that they are more aligned to deliver greater - Accounting for joint operations
strategic value whilst organizations are consistently improved. - Accounting and reporting

Course Content Learning Outcomes

- The oil and gas value chain Delegates will be able to improve job performance through the
- HR trends, insights and practices in the global oil & gas understanding of current international practices in finance and
industry accounting within the petroleum industry�
- Manpower planning and organizational scanning for strategic
fit

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Target Audience Course Content
Financial/Accounting Personnel, Personnel new to the oil and - Brief technical presentation of the main refining units:
gas accounting industry - accounting, finance, economists, distillation, conversion, blending, etc�
others desiring to understand or refresh their knowledge of basic - Refinery scheme evolution.
petroleum accounting concepts� - Oil Markets and Trading
- Refining Context
DURATION/Dates - Refining Margin and Costs
3 Days June 20-22 Sept 5-7 - Optimization of Refining Operations – Linear Programming
- Optimization of Refinery Operations – Scheduling
- Investment Profitability Studies
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND VALUE CREATION IN BUSINESS - Calculate product marginal value, refinery margins and
ORGANIZATIONS: process unit margins,
- Identify cost savings in order to improve margins,
In a global, knowledge-based economy, entrepreneurship and - Simulate refinery operations and product blending,
innovation are important for the creation of values and welfare� - Simulate and optimize refinery operations, crude oil selection
Organization’s abilities to adapt and be innovative are important and product manufacturing,
elements for society� This course seeks to help individuals to - Analyze the result of a linear programming model
develop personal qualities and attitudes, impart knowledge and optimization,
insight into how organizations can see opportunities and develop - Evaluate project profitability
these in sustainable business enterprises�
Target Audience
Course Content Technical, operating and engineering personnel working in the
- Entrepreneurship refining industry, trading and commercial specialists, independent
- Entrepreneurship and value creation consultants, process licensors, catalyst manufacturers and
- Business Development refining subcontractors.
- Innovation
- Social entrepreneurship DURATION/Dates
5 Days May 9-13 Oct 24-28
Learning Outcomes
- Understand entrepreneurship within organizations
- Understand the role of entrepreneurship in developing Course Title and Introduction
competitive advantage
- Understand how entrepreneurship creates value CONTRACTS MANAGEMENT: NEGOTIATING, DRAFTING AND
MANAGING CONTRACTS:
Target Audience
Top Management, CR Managers, Business Managers, other This training course focuses on how organizations can minimize
professionals and support staff involved in business development exposure to risk, reduce costs and the potential for disputes
within organizations. by discussing the key aspects of understanding, drafting and
negotiating contracts� Participants will be exposed to clear and
DURATION/Dates concise drafting of contracts and how it can produce greater
3 Days May 9-11 Sept 5-7 efficiencies and tips and techniques on effective resolution of
disputes to minimize cost and reputational risk exposure to their
organizations.
Course Title and Introduction
Course Content
ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK OF REFINING: - Contracts Negotiating and Drafting
- Effective Contracts Management
This course provides a complete view of all the fundamental - Dealing with Disputes
aspects and challenges of the economic framework in which the
refining industry is evolving. Learning Outcomes
- Understand the contract negotiation process

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- Be able to draft Specific Clauses who have the responsibility for preparing cost / schedule
- Understand the importance of Effective Contracts estimates and project proposals in client and contracting
Management and how to deal with disputes companies
Those who are interested in knowing more about estimation and
Target Audience control in a project environment
Contract Managers, Project Coordinators, Project Leaders, Project
Managers, Project Supervisors, IT Professionals, Telecoms DURATION/Dates
Engineers, Product Managers, Bankers, Consultants, Business 5 Days June 6-10 Nov 14-18
Starters, SME Entrepreneurs, Government Contractors, Engineers,
Architects�
Course Title and Introduction
DURATION/Dates
3 Days Aug 8-10 THE COMPLETE COURSE ON PROJECT MANAGEMENT: PROJECT
MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST :

Course Title and Introduction This intensive 5 Days project management training course offers
complete guidance for managing any or all types of projects and
PROJECT SCHEDULING & COST PLANNING SKILLS: will provide you with a solid foundation for best practice project
management� The course explores how to ensure projects deliver
This course focuses on how to deliver reliable estimates that outcomes which are both client-focused and organizationally
can result in significant savings later in the project life. To relevant�
develop reliable cost and schedule estimates is one of the critical
management skills that is addressed in this training course� Course Content
-An introduction to the world of project management
Course Content - Project planning, scheduling and budgeting
- Gaining knowledge of techniques used in project estimating, - Project resourcing, monitoring and control
from the conceptual stage to the final detailed estimate - The Project Manager’s roles and responsibilities
- Understanding the different types of estimates used to - Project evaluation, reporting, closure and hand-over
accurately and progressively estimate project costs and
schedule Learning Outcomes
- Identifying risk sources and minimize their impact and learn - Integrate projects within the context of the organisation
how to sustain project momentum - Develop quality-focused project plans
- Developing effective performance monitoring and control - Monitor and control the delivery of projects
systems - Lead and develop effective project teams
- An integrated approach to scope, time, resources and cost - Maintain communication with project stakeholders
management into a dynamic and manageable model
Target Audience
Learning Outcomes This training course is designed for professionals either directly
- Maintain continuous project performance and delivery or indirectly involved in the delivery of projects� It is also for those
control charged with a more strategic role managing project portfolios�
- Accurately estimate and allocate project costs and resources
- Measure, forecast and control project performance by DURATION/Dates
employing earned value techniques 5 Days June 20-24 Nov 21-25
- Manage and mitigate schedule, cost, scope, and resource
risks associated with the project
- Develop a project recovery plan for budget and schedule Course Title and Introduction
overruns
THE ESSENTIALS OF CONTRACTING AND CONTRACT
Target Audience NEGOTIATION:
Those who have a role in various projects such as cost
estimators, project schedulers, project designers, project planner, The Essentials of Contracting and Contract Negotiation is an
contracts professionals, project procurement and purchasing Intensive 2-Week training course designed to help delegates
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them with a range of interpersonal skills, and appreciation of Learning Outcomes
the elements of planning and objective setting in negotiations� • Identify when a contract becomes legally enforceable
There will be an opportunity for delegates to carry out a self- • Assess and manage key contractual liabilities
assessment of their skills in key areas of negotiation including • Analyse the way indemnities operate across industries
team negotiations� • Evaluate the need and use of different types of insurance
• Compare ways of dealing with claims and disputes
Course Content
- How contracts are created and the main clauses that appear Target Audience
in contracts Contracts Engineers, Project Managers, Procurement and
- Alternative contracting strategies and structures Purchasing Staff, Finance and Audit Professionals, Anyone
- Methods to be used in negotiating contracts involved in the management of risk
- Commercial issues arising from business agreements
written in the English language DURATION/Dates
- Negotiating contractual variations and claims 3 Days June 6-8 Oct 17-19

Learning Outcomes
- Understand how contracts are formed Course Title and Introduction
- Explain how to use contract provisions to reduce the risk of
disputes THE COMPLETE COURSE ON CONTRACTS ARRANGEMENT:
- Understand the impact dispute may have on relationships CONTRACTS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST:
over the long term
- Describe the use of strategies to resolve the causes of This intensive five-day contract management training course
disputes is designed to assist contracts professionals cope with the
- Improve appreciation of legal issues in contracts and increasing complexity of commercial and business relationships
develop new skills in negotiation� as trade becomes ever more international� All business
professionals need to understand what a contract does (and does
Target Audience not) require them and the other party to the contract to do, and
the consequences for both parties of any failure�
DURATION/Dates
5 Days Sep 19-23 Course Content
• The differences in approach between different legal and
contracting systems
Course Title and Introduction • Risk allocation in contract management and dispute
resolution in contractual disputes
MANAGING CONTRACTUAL LIABILITIES: • Contracting in an international context
• Protecting your company’s interests
This training will introduce indemnities and insurance to assist
organizations manage risk by contractually determining the Learning Outcomes
nature, content and consequences of actions and omissions by • Improve their understanding of the role of contracts within a
the parties involved� Contracts give rise to a range of liabilities by business
parties assuming rights, responsibilities, duties and obligations, • Develop more confidence in dealing with contracting issues
but which can be managed through contractual mechanisms� • Understand how strategies can be developed to improve the
This highly interactive Managing Contractual Liabilities training commercial outcomes
course considers how your organization can identify and manage • Apply the latest international thinking in dispute resolution
key contractual risks and liabilities • Increase awareness of the use of contracts in everyday
business life
Course Content
• -Nature of contracts and contracting structures Target Audience
• -Principal contractual liabilities Contract Administrators, Contract Professionals and Project
• -Managing risk through indemnities Coordinators, Specifiers, Buyers, Purchasing Professionals and
• -The purpose of insurance, types and limitations Procurement Officers, Contracts managers, Project managers,
• -Using contract provisions to reduce the risk of disputes Engineers or contracts operatives

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DURATION/Dates Course Title and Introduction
5 Days June 20-24 Nov 28 -2 Dec
RISK ASSESSMENT & RISK MANAGEMENT FOR OIL & GAS
PROJECTS:
Course Title and Introduction
This is an Oil & Gas Project Management Training Course
VALUE ENGINEERING SKILLS: IMPROVING PERFORMANCE designed for managers because of increased pressure to deliver
AND PROFITABILITY: projects on time, within budget and with the agreed components;
the need to identify, manage and control the project-based risks
This Value Engineering (VE) training course is a creative, becomes central to success� Project Managers need to use tried
organized approach which engages project stakeholders to and accepted techniques for managing identified risks and have
define their business or performance requirements, maximizes access to practical strategies for dealing with issues as they
creativity and innovation to identify best value solutions, enabling emerge�
more robust, effective decision-making during project planning,
procurement and execution and through focusing on performance Course Content
requirements and avoiding abortive work� • Risk Management throughout a project life cycle
VE will improve the performance, profitability, quality and risk • The Risk Management Process Wheel & Identifying risk
levels of the client organization and the whole project team • Risk Analysis: Qualitative and Quantitative
• Risk Responses & Managing Risks
Course Content
• Decision making based on value criteria
• Applying cost estimating at the appropriate level Learning Outcomes
• Understanding business need, project scope, function, and • Use practical steps and processes to manage project risk
performance need • Identify threats & opportunities & weigh their relative value
• Securing real benefits by integrating VE with existing project in a project
management processes • Control multiple risks using limited strategies
• Introduction to powerful techniques of function analysis, • Overcome psychological barriers to risk in stakeholders &
facilitation and creative thinking team members
• Evaluate risk assessment & risk management during the
Learning Outcomes project closure phase of the project
• Identify value mismatches through the ratio of whole life
costing� Target Audience
• Capture & incorporate stakeholders’ input in the Project Management Team members, Operations Managers,
development of the project charter & plan� Project Managers, Oil and Gas Enterprise Architects
• Add value to stakeholders thru best value decisions based
on the balance of value criteria & resources� DURATION/Dates
• Know the fundamental concepts of Value Engineering and 4 Days May 23-26 Oct 17-20
Analysis�
• Identify alternative recommendations to the management
which will improve value effectively� Course Title and Introduction

Target Audience PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS, CONTINUOUS

Anyone involved in project initiation, engineering design, and IMPROVEMENT & BENCHMARKING:
critical assessment of projects
All those responsible for making significant decisions concerning This Management & Leadership training course presents a
plans and budgets for large and complex projects high-level appreciation of the features and benefits of three
Project or Program Sponsors, Project Managers, Cost Estimators, key Performance areas namely; Performance Measurement,
Cost Controllers, Engineers, Designers and Project Staff Continuous Improvement and Benchmarking� Originally led by
Japanese organizations, many International Companies are now
DURATION/Dates leveling the field as performance measurement is seen as vital to
5 Days May 23-27 Aug 22-26 quality process management and therefore Shareholder Value�

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Course Content • Organizational Corporate Image and Community Relations
- Understanding Performance Measurement • Negotiations, Consultations, MOU, Respect for Community
- How to instigate, prolong and measure Continuous Traditional Institutions, Culture/Values and Call for
Improvement Stakeholders Meetings
- How to find and decipher the good stuff • Essential Elements in Community Relations Outreach/Town
- The vital impact of people on process Hall Meetings
- Running a Benchmarking Project • Legal (Regulatory) Issues in Community Relations
• Role of Stakeholders in Community Relations
Learning Outcomes • Host Communities
• Explain the benefits of Performance Measurement, • Oil and Gas Companies
Continuous Improvement and Benchmarking�  Management
• Show how these activities play a part in helping their  Community Relations Manager
organization perform at a higher level  Community Relations Officers
• Determine methods for generating and implementing  Organizations Staff
effective performance metrics  Local and State Governments
• Use a process improvement methodology back at work  Federal Government
• Run a benchmarking project more effectively  Security Agencies
 The Press/Media
Target Audience
This training course is applicable to any person actively involved LEARNING OUTCOMES
or contemplating performance measurement, improvement and/ • Understand how to develop, sustain and utilize an
or benchmarking activities including; Engineers, Accountants, outstanding Community Relations Programme
Operation Managers/Process Managers and HSE Leaders • Understand Community Relations challenges
• Effectives Community in Community Relations
DURATION/Dates
5 Days Aug 15-19 Target Audience
Public Relations Officers, Community Development Officers, Youth
leaders
Course Title and Introduction
DURATION/Dates
EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY RELATIONS 3Days May 9-11 Sept 19-21

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This training is designed to provide designated employees with the Course Title and Introduction
skills and knowledge to nurture and develop cordial relationship
between oil companies and their host communities, assist EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR MANAGERIAL STAFF:
companies carry out their mandatory social responsibilities to
their host communities and enhance civic education in host This course is designed to enable participants develop the
communities with a view to promoting inter-ethnic harmony and required communication skills for Organizational management
peaceful co-existence� and effective decision making�

COURSE CONTENT: Course Content

• The Concept of Community Relations • Communication and Organizational behavior
• Kinds of Community Relations • Communication Pattern and Barriers to effective
• Symbiosis, Predation and Competition communication in the Organization
• Good/Bad Community Relations and their Implications • Communication and the Petroleum Industry
• Components of Community Relations • Report Writing
• Causes of Poor Community Relations
• Problems/Challenges of Community Relations Learning Outcomes
• Importance of Community Relations to an Organization • Understanding Communication and Organizational
• Community Development and Community Relations Communication behaviour
• Benefits of Effective Community Relations • Identify Barriers to effective communication in the
• Methods and Strategies for Developing Community Relations Organization

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• Be able to write excellent reports COURSE CONTENT:
• Basic concepts and procedures in communication
Target Audience • Effective sentence construction
Managers, Team Leaders, Engineers, Heads of Departments/ • Interpersonal communication
Units, Public Officers and anyone in leadership positions desiring • Functions/Uses of Reports
to effectively communicate within and without their organizations.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
DURATION/Dates • Understand communication concepts and procedures
3 Days August 8-10 • Improve verbal written communication skills
• Understand human behaviour and how to related with
colleagues
Course Title and Introduction • Be able to write professional Minutes of Meetings

TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING Target Audience

Operators, Foremen and Officers that report to Supervisors,
COURSE OBJECTIVE: Managers and other categories of lower-level Managerial staff
To ensure that participants know how to write good reports and
realize the critical place of reports in organizational decision DURATION/Dates
making� 2 Days June 20-21 October 24-25

COURSE CONTENT:
• Introduction to Technical Report Writing Course Title and Introduction
• Functions! Guide to Effective Report Writing
• Types of Reports DRIVING ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE THROUGH EFFECTIVE
• Grammatical Structure in Report� COMMUNICATION
• Writing a Good Technical Report�
• Identify various forms of Technical Reports� COURSE OBJECTIVE:
• Be able to write a good Technical Report This course is designed to enable participants develop the required
• Be able to present Technical Reports in various formats� communication skills for organizational management and effective
• Understanding the appropriate use of tenses in report writing decision making�

LEARNING OUTCOMES: COURSE CONTENT:

• Identify various forms of Technical Reports • Communication and Organizational behavior
• Be able to write a good Technical Report • Communication pattern and barriers to effective
• Be able to present Technical Reports in various formats communication in the Organization
• Employee/Employer workplace relationship
Target Audience • Communication and diversity consciousness
Operational, Maintenance and other categories of staff that • Communication and the Petroleum Industry
provide input for managing decision making� - Employee communication feedback skill
• Communication and emotional intelligence across cultures
DURATION/Dates
2 Days June 6-7 November 28-29 LEARNING OUTCOME:
• Understanding Communication and Organizational
Community Behaviour
Course Title and Introduction • Identity Barriers to effective communication in the
Organization
BASICS OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION • be able to write Excellent Reports

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Target Audience

To make participants realize the crucial relevance of communication Managers, Team Leaders, Engineers, Heads of Departments/
between them and other categories of staff in the organization. Units, Public Officers and anyone in leadership positions desiring
to effectively communicate within and without their organizations.

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DURATION/Dates maintainability concept in logistic analysis
3 Days April 11-13 Jun� 27 - 29 • To understand the concept of integrated logistic support
Oct� 24 - 26 applied through-out the asset life cycle�
• To understand the optimization concept.
• To model the asset logistic considering the flow of equipment
Course Title and Introduction between suppliers and producers�
• To understand the preventive maintenance best interval
INTEGRATED LOGISTICS TRAINING: definition to minimize the LCC and maximize the operational
availability�
Integrated Logistics Support Training covers many aspects of • To understand the inspection best interval definition to
unified and iterative approach to the management and technical minimize the LCC and maximize the operational availability.
activities for operational and materiel requirements and design • To understand the spare part minimum level definition to
specifications for logistics support. ILS involves structured and minimize the LCC and maximize the operational availability.
systematic management of technical process to integrate needs • To understand the resources minimum level definition to
for logistic support into the design of a system or equipment minimize the LCC and maximize the operational availability.
throughout its life cycle� The training covers the process by which • To perform sensitivity cases to compare different scenario
all elements of logistic support are planned, acquired, tested, and results�
provided in a timely and cost-effective manner�
Target Audience
Course Content This training course is designed for professionals either directly
-Integrated Logistics support (ILS) program and concepts or indirectly involved in providing logistics support within
-Reliability, Availability and Maintainability concepts organizations or on the delivery of projects. It is also for those
-Logistics Optimization who desire to gain understanding of structured and systematic
-ILS Cases management of technical process to integrate needs for logistic
support
Learning Outcomes
• To understand all integrated logistic support elements� DURATION/Dates
• To understand the concept of ILS 3 days June 20-22
• To understand and apply the Reliability, availability and

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 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL SKILL UPGRADE FOR ORGANISATIONAL GROWTH

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL SKILL UPGRADE FOR ORGANISATIONAL GROWTH (ICT)

Course Title and Introduction • Disadvantages of the internet

• Understanding the world wide web
DATA PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS: • The search Engines
• How to search for information on the internet
To improv the competence of officers in data processing and
analysis� Learning Outcomes
To impact knowledge of interpretation of data for decision making� • Understand the importance of the internet in modern
organizations
Course Content • Understand how to safely use the internet
• Data processing in modern organizations. • Understand the role of internet in modern technology
• Techniques of data processing
• Data gathering, assembling, sorting, coding and analysis Target Audience
• Measures of central tendency Managers, Engineers, Technicians, Technologists, and other
• Measures of dispersion interested professionals
• Correlation and Regression
• Data analysis software DURATION/Dates
• Statistical Package for the Social Sciences 5 Days April 4-8 Oct 31-Nov 4
• Excel Charts and tables
• Data Analysis and Decision Making
Course Title and Introduction
Learning Outcomes
• Understand the Concept of data COMPUTER APPRECIATION FOR SECRETARIAL STAFF:
• Utilize modern techniques of data processing
• Understand tools of data analysis To create computer awareness and to make the participants
• Identify and utilize data analysis software appreciate the importance of computer in our society� In addition,
• Be able to use Excel Charts and tables for analyzing data this course will enable the participants to be able to do word
• Understand the role of data Analysis in decision making processing jobs�

Target Audience Course Content

Staff responsible for handling data in organizations and other • Definitions of a computer
interested professionals • Parts of a computer
• Input / Output devices
DURATION/Dates • Computer virus
5 days April 4-8 Aug� 1-5 • The Microsoft Word Environment
• Typing text
• Editing text
Course Title and Introduction • Formatting text
• Inserting symbols, date, time and page number
APPLICATION OF THE INTERNET IN MODERN TECHNOLOGY: • Opening and closing a file
• Working with header and footers
To describe the usefulness of the internet in our society • Working with tables and charts
• The mail merge
Course Content
• Description of the internet Learning Outcomes
• Components of the internet - Understand the various parts of a computer
• Benefit of the internet - Identify and masterfully use Microsoft Word

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- Understand email use and ethics of advanced analytic techniques against very large, diverse data
sets (structured or unstructured) in order to derive information
Target Audience that guide critical decision making by governments, agencies,
Secretaries and other categories of staff who wish to use word organizations, etc.
processing applications for their Work Big Data Analytics is a necessary skill applied in Official
Government Statistics, Artificial Intelligence, Data Engineering,
DURATION/Dates Business, etc�
5 Days June 20-24 Sept 12-16
Course Content
What is data analytics, Big data and Big data analytics?
Course Title and Introduction Data formatting
• Storing, processing and analysing big data
SYSTEM MANAGEMENT & PC MAINTENANCE: • Big data analytics and Risk management
• Big data in production and Innovation Company
Participants will be introduced to a career in the ICT sector and • Big data analytics in E-Commerce
will learn about maintenance, repair and troubleshooting of PC’s • A real-life example of big data analytics in various
and Computer systems� They will also learn about installing companies
different operating systems and application software’s and the • Tools used in Big data analytics
basics of computer networks� How to use Jupiter Notebooks for reading data SQL, CSVs, APIs
etc�
Course Content
• Fundamentals of Computing Systems & Customer Care Learning Outcome
• Computer Hardware & Components At the end of this course, the participants will be able to:
• HSE while working with PC Hardware Gather and interpret real-time data of events and conditions like
• Software Installation / Upgrade traffic, weather and condition of products to achieve elimination
• Troubleshooting Hardware devices & Peripherals of down-time and increase damage control in logistic operations
• Configuring / Cloning System Units Make informed guesses and speculations in specific fields like
• Technical Fault Analysis pricing and manufacturing through monitoring certain factors and
• Qualities of IT Repair Personnel variables that affect the final outcome
• Scheduling Planned Maintenance Detect fraud, potential cybercrimes and audit trails by analyzing
• Stores Requisitioning, Stock control & Purchasing past data, examining previous cases and even predict scenarios
Determine target-audience advertisements by gathering and
Learning Outcomes analyzing data about consumer behavior and patronage
- Gain practical hands-on knowledge and skill in
troubleshooting and maintenance of PC hardware Duration:
components 3 days Feb� 7-9, May 9-11
- Understand how to efficiently use computing systems Oct� 3-5

Target Audience
Graduates looking for their first role in the ICT industry, Course Title and Introduction
Professionals looking for a change in career, IT Professionals,
System Engineers, Hardware Technicians and Engineers THE WEB AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS

DURATION/Dates Web Design and Development

4 Days June 20-23 It refers to both the aesthetic portion of a website and its
usability� Web designers make use of tools such as HTML, CSS
and JavaScript for building the frame work of the website� On
Course Title and Introduction the other hand, web development focuses on the functionality
of the website such as its interaction with a remote database or
Big Data Analytics application�

In two words, this involves Data Management and Data

Forecasting. It is a field of data science which deals with the use

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Course Content • Set up a market on various online and social media
FULL STACK WEB DEVELOPMENT platforms like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Email,
• Web contents management system (WCMS)� etc� for wider reach of products and services
• The essential building blocks of a websites • Conduct and analyze a research survey with Google Forms
• Login/Registration page structuring as a feedback mechanism from customers and clients
• Database modulation/Structuring • Know how to grow a business on the ground through the
• Creating, Reading, Updating and Deleting data from application of tools such as Competitor Analysis, Magnetic
database (CRUD)� Headlines, YouTube Marketing Strategy and Account
• Web Security (SSL) Optimization
• How to connect web page to a database
• How to deploy web page into server (Hosting) Duration:
How to build a Company web site, school web site, business blog, 2 days Oct� 3-4
YouTube media, etc�

Learning Outcome Course Title and Introduction

At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
• Manage the content of a website through Web Content HARDWARE AND NETWORKING
Management System to improve search engine optimization
• Master the use of the essential building blocks of a website Cisco Networking
with fast loading web pages CCNA is a popular certification among computer network
• Produce simple web animation clips to improve branding engineers. CCNA is Cisco Certified Network Associate. It is a
• Build faster mobile development at lower cost to the certification program valid for all types of engineers. It includes
organization entry-level network engineers, Network Administrators, Network
Support Engineers and Network Specialists�
Duration: A CCNA expert has the responsibility of installing, configuring, and
3 days Feb� 7-9 June 6-8 even testing the networks installed in the firm.
Oct� 3-5 The CCNA certificate covers a broad range of networking
concepts� It helps candidates to prepare for the latest network
technologies they are likely to work on�
Course Title and Introduction
Course Content
DIGITAL MARKETING • Part I – General Networking Concepts
We teach the act of promoting and selling products and services • Part II – The Cisco IOS
online by leveraging online marketing tactics such as social • Part III – Routing
media marketing, search marketing, and email marketing with the • Part IV – VLANs, Access-Lists, and Services
use of computer devices like laptops, desktops, mobile phones • Part V – WANs
etc�
Learning Outcome
Course Content • At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
• Basic Introduction & Dashboard Setup • -Design, configure and troubleshoot an enterprise network
• Market Research • -Prepare for the latest network technologies they are likely
• Email Marketing to work on
• Copywriting
• Search Engine Duration:
• Optimization (SEO) 5 days March 7-11 June 20-24
• YouTube Marketing
• Facebook Marketing
• Twitter Marketing Course Title and Introduction
• Instagram Marketing
• Google Analytics & Ads SERVER ADMINISTRATION

Learning Outcome This course is part one in a series of three courses that provides
At the end of this course, the participant will be able to: the skills and knowledge necessary to implement a core Windows

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Server 2012 infrastructure in an existing enterprise environment� • Securing the Network and Environment
The three courses collectively cover implementing, managing, • Cryptography Basics, Methods, and Standards
maintaining and provisioning services and infrastructure in a • Security Policies and Procedures
Windows Server 2012 environment� Although there is some • Security Administration
cross-over of skills and tasks across these courses, this course • Security Administrator’s Troubleshooting Guide
focuses on the initial implementation and configuration of core Learning Outcome
services, such as Networking, Storage, Active Directory Domain At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
Services (AD DS), Group Policy, File and Print Services, and • Protect an organization’s network from threats, attacks and
Hyper-V� vulnerabilities
• Detect various types of compromise and have an
Course Content understanding of penetration testing and vulnerability
• Deploying and Managing Windows Server 2012 scanning concepts
• Introduction to Active Directory Domain Services • Install, configure, and deploy network components
• Managing Active Directory Domain Services Objects while assessing and troubleshooting issues to support
• Automating Active Directory Domain Services Administration organizational security
• Implementing Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol • install and configure wireless security settings and
• Implementing DNS implement public key infrastructure
• Implementing IPv6
• üImplementing Group Policy Duration:
• Implementing Server Virtualization with Hyper-V 2 days April 4-5, Sept 5-6

Learning Outcome
At the end of this course, the participant will be able to: Course Title and Introduction
• Install and configure Windows Server 2012, including
Windows Server 2012 R2 on an enterprise network server COMPTIA NETWORK+
• Implement a core Windows Server 2012 infrastructure in an
existing enterprise environment The Network+ course provides basic training in managing,
• Automate software installation simultaneously on multiple maintaining, troubleshooting, installing and configuring a
computer systems and execute group policies on them network infrastructure� Nine months of experience in network
centrally from one remote server support or administration along with a CompTIA A+ certification
is recommended before the Network+ course� Network+
Duration: certification is also a step towards attaining higher level vendor
3 days Feb 21-23, June 20-22, specific certifications such as Microsoft (MCSE, MCITP), Cisco
Nov� 7-9 (CCNA, CCNP) and Linux (Linux+, RHCE)�

Course Content
Course Title and Introduction • History of Networking
• How Networks Operate
COMPTIA SECURITY+ • Peer-to-Peer versus Client/Server
• Network Types and Topologies
The CompTIA Security+ course is designed to teach students • Segmentation and Routing
security basics and prepare them for testing to become • Protocols
Security+ certified. The Security+ covers many vendor neutral • TCP/IP
topics including different types of threats and attacks, networking • Name Resolution and Services
technologies and tools, secure design and architecture, identity • Wide Area Networks (WANs)
and access management, risk assessment and management, and • Remote Access
finishes up with Cryptography and Public Key Infrastructure. • Making Internet Connections
• Review and Conclusion
Course Content
• General Security Concepts Learning Outcome
• Infrastructure and Connectivity At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
• Monitoring Activity and Intrusion Detection • -Design and implement functional networks as well as
• Implementing and Maintaining a Secure Network configure, manage, and maintain essential network devices

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• -Identify benefits and drawbacks of existing network Duration:
configurations 3 days Feb 7-9 June 20-22,
• -Implement network security, standards, and protocols Nov 7-9
• -Support the creation of virtualized networks
Course Title and Introduction
Duration:
2 days March 7-8, August 8-9 GRAPHICS DESIGN

Adobe Photoshop Raster Graphic Design For Beginners

Course Title and Introduction Graphic Designers create visual concepts that inspire, inform,
and transform, using industry-leading tools to build innovative
COMPTIA A+ design projects and discover the skills needed to become an in-
demand visual thinker and communicator�
The A+ credential is among the Best Computer Hardware
Certifications 2018. This is due to the fact that it covers many Course Content
basic principles of computing and is suitable for professionals Introduction to Graphic Design
who are looking for a certification to get their entry-level IT job Move Tool & Artboard
or that would like to give their career a boost� So if working with Overview of the Selection Tools
technology sounds interesting and you’re fancying a computer Understanding Layers
technician career, then the CompTIA A+ designation might be Healing Brush Tool, Patch Tool, Content Aware Tool, Red Eye Tool
the right choice as one of the best-recognized credentials for tech Colour Picker, Ruler Tool & the Note Tool
support personnel� Brushes, Pencil and Clone Stamp
History Brushes, History Panel & Erasers
Course Content Gradients & Paint Bucket
• Troubleshooting Path Selection and Direct Selection
• The Open Systems Interconnection Specifications Working with Type
• Computer Power Supplies Projects
• Memory
• Computer Expansion Learning Outcome
• Input-Output Devices At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
• Operating Systems • Create art boards and work with layers
• Networking Basics • Utilize tools such as cropping, slicing and framing to
• Virtualization and Cloud Computing transform images
• Mobile Devices • Create foreground colour and background colour as well as
• Security Principles replace and mix colours
• SOHO Network • Make history paintings, navigate history and use background
• Operational Procedures eraser
• Explore shapes scale them to proportion and tinker with their
Learning Outcome properties
At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
• Identify, use, and connect hardware components and Duration:
devices 3 days Mar 21-23, June 6-8,
• Install and support Windows OS including command line & Nov 7-9
client support�
• Understand Mac OS for Apple systems, Linux and mobile OS
• Troubleshoot pc and laptop issues including application Course Title and Introduction
security support
• Identify and protect against security vulnerabilities for ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR VECTOR GRAPHIC DESIGN FOR
devices and their network connections BEGINNERS
• Compare & contrast cloud computing concepts & set up
client-side Virtualization Graphic Designers create visual concepts that inspire, inform,
• Follow best practices for safety, environmental impacts, and and transform, using industry-leading tools to build innovative
communication and professionalism design projects and discover the skills needed to become an in-

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demand visual thinker and communicator� Learning Outcome
At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
Course Content • Create animations and digital footage for multimedia
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR VECTOR GRAPHICS DESIGN projects
• Basic Introduction & Dashboard Setup • Design explainer videos for business organizations
• Move Tool & Direct Selection Tool
• Magic Wand Tool & Lasso Tool Duration:
• Understanding Layers 2 days March 21-22, June 6-7
• Shape Tools and Pathfinder Nov 7-8
• Brushes, Pencil, Eraser
• Puppet Warp and Free Transform Tool
• Meshes, Gradients and the Eye Dropper Tool Course Title and Introduction
• Understanding Types of Logo Designs
• Projects COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN (CAD)

Learning Outcome PLANT DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (PDMS)

At the end of this course, the participant will be able to: It is a 3D design software solution that avails the facilities of
• Easily convert a raster image into a vector image using the delivering high-end capable projects of piping and plants� PDMS
Image Trace tool consists of a standard modern library that enables the user to
• Use illustrator to create both print and web graphics reuse the design that already existed; thus saving energy and
• Turn images to vector graphic time� It also helps in the generations of drawings and reports
picked up directly from the PDMS database�
Duration: This course is ideal for draftsmen, mechanical, chemical/process,
3 days Feb 14-16, June 6-8, civil and electrical engineers willing to improve learn and enhance
Oct 24-26 their software and interpretation skills about 3D plant designing�

Course Content
Course Title and Introduction • Basic
• General Utility
MOTION GRAPHIC DESIGN • Equipment Creation
• Equipment Modification
Motion graphic design also known as animated designs is a • Pipe Work Modelling
subset of graphic design� • Modify Pipe Routing
It uses graphic design principles in producing video ads, • Pipe Routing Checking
filmmaking or video production through the use of animation or • Beams and Columns
filming techniques. • Panels and Plates
We teach on how to design animations in unique ways using • Wall and Floor
‘Adobe After Effects’ and create compositions, visual effects, • ASC MODELLER
audio, layered compositions, masking etc� • Hangers and Supports
• HVAC
Course Content • Cable Tray
MOTION GRAPHICS DESIGN
• Creating Your First AE Video Learning Outcome
• Essential Motion Graphics Techniques At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
• Smoothing Your Animations • -Design plant facilities working model in 3D with accurate
• Important Techniques for Better Animation dimensions
• Complex and Compound Shapes • -Save up to 30% material cost in comparison to manual
• Per Character Animation calculation methods
• Time Games • -Avoid pipe clashes, lack of space, fittings problem and
• Magic of Blending Modes other issues in the plant design
• Distorting Animating Objects Images • -Calculate the exact quantity of materials to be used in the
• The World of Expressions plant so that no extra quantities are ordered� It can also
generate Material Take Off (MTO)

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Duration: Duration:
3 days Oct� 24-26 4 Days March 21-24 June 27-30
Nov� 14-17

Course Title and Introduction

Course Title and Introduction
IT Management
DISASTER MANAGEMENT & CONTINGENCY PLANNING
Objectives
The IT management course will help participants to gain a Objectives
better understanding of the concepts, techniques and tools Participants will learn how to safeguard privacy, confidentiality,
used to manage different IT functions� This course will also integrity and availability of their IT data and systems� They
assist participants in combining their technical know-how with will also learn how to identify and prioritize critical business
the required management skills needed to successfully align IT functions� In addition, participants will learn how to carry out
functions with business strategic goals� business impact analysis at various levels in an organization.

Course Outline Contents

• Developing IT strategy • Business Continuity
• Organizations, Environments & IT • Developing and Implementing Business Continuity Plans
• IT Concepts & Management • Developing Business Continuity Strategies
• IT & Business Process Engineering • Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning
• Managing Information Resources, Control & Security • Business Contingency as Key Management Responsibility
• Vendor Management • Contingency Planning, Objectives & Strategies
• Procurement & Contract Management • Developing Management Reports
• IT sourcing, contracts and negotiation • Business Impact Analysis
• Developing IT sourcing strategy
• Guidelines for IT sourcing Target Audience
• Best practice vendor selection Chief Information Officers (CIO), System Administrators/
• Designing effective IT contracts Engineers, IT Professionals, ICT Managers, Business Analysts,
• Top level crisis management System Analysts, anyone interested in /responsible for managing
IT Infrastructure, professionals required to carry out Business
Target Audience Impact Analysis in their organizations.
Chief Information Officers(CIO), System Administrators/
Engineers, IT Professionals, ICT Managers, Business Analysts, Duration:
System Analysts, anyone interested in /responsible for managing 4 Days June 27-29 Nov� 4-17
IT Infrastructure

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 Health Safety and
Environment Programs

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HEALTH SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMS

HEALTH SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMS This course introduces the concept of leadership in managing
ADVANCED HSSE PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES: health and safety within organizations. Managerial roles in
driving and ensuring health and safety compliance is explained
Incorporating good leadership skills HSSE brings together three and structures to guarantee same broken down for easy
fields of expertise, all of which come under the auspices of an understanding�
Integrated Management System� To ensure that you are part of
this continued successful approach attendance of this advanced Course Content
training course is essential and will provide you with the new • HSE – MS
competencies required to lead in this demanding combined field. • Legal, financial and moral reasons for good HSE
Management
Course Content • Introduction to behavioral based Safety
• Leadership Safety Excellence • The role of the manager in HSE Management
• Roles, Responsibilities, Accountability and Authority
• Organizational and Environmental Risk, Threats and Impact Learning Outcomes
Perspectives • Understand the HSE Management System
• Incident & Accident Investigations & Reporting • Understand why organizations must maintain robust HSE
• Emergency Preparedness, Response and Business Management systems
Resilience & Recovery • Understand leadership roles in HSE Management
• Security Management, protection of people, assets,
reputation & data Target Audience
• Plan, Do, Check, Act (PDCA) cycle for continual improvement Offshore/Onshore Installation Managers, Facilities Engineers, HSE
Officers/Engineers, personnel in oil and
Learning Outcomes gas industry
• Design new leadership traits that can and will make the
difference DURATION/Dates
• Develop the necessary communication skills to work with all 3 Days April 4-6 September 5-7
stakeholders
• Develop rational problem solving and decision-making skills
for emergencies Course Title and Introduction
• Develop the knowledge and skills required to investigate all
adverse events PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT:
• Enhance your Safety and Security Management leadership
skills This course is designed to meet provide participants with the
knowledge of hazards in process facilities and the need for safe
Target Audience design, engineering and operation of process units and equipment
Offshore/Onshore Installation Managers, Facilities Engineers, HSE so that they do not fail and cause catastrophic events such as
Officers/Engineers, personnel in oil and gas industry loss of containment� Participants will be skilled to identify process
hazards and differentiate them from personal/occupational safety
DURATION/Dates hazards.
5 Days May 9-13
Course Content
• Introduction to Process Safety
Course Title and Introduction • Process safety vs personal safety
• PSM in offshore and onshore facilities
SAFETY LEADERSHIP IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: • Elements of Process Safety Management

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Learning Outcomes Learning Outcomes
• Understand Process Safety Management • Understand SIS in risk management
• Understand the 13 elements of a PSM program • Be able to perform a PHA
• Engage in practical exercises in analyzing process safety • Be able to carry out Consequence Analysis and LOPA
related accidents in oil and gas • Understand SIF design, applications and operation
• Understand Safety in Design (SID)
Target Audience
Offshore/Onshore Installation Managers, Facilities Engineers, HSE Target Audience
Officers/Engineers, personnel in oil and gas industry Process Safety engineer
Control engineer
DURATION/Dates Reliability engineer
3 days June 6-8 October 17-19 Engineering/Operations management
Plant risk analysts
Loss prevention professionals
Course Title and Introduction CFSE and CFSP Process Application candidates
Request On-Site Training Pre-Register for Public Course
FUNCTIONAL SAFETY ENGINEER TRAINING:
DURATION/Dates
This course provides an overview of process industry safety 4 days June 6-9 November 14-17
engineering from the point of view of the Risk Analyst, Process
Safety Coordinator, and Control Systems Design Engineer�
It delivers a complete overview of the functional safety lifecycle� Course Title and Introduction
The course reviews Process Hazard Analysis (PHA), Consequence
Analysis, Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA), Safety Integrity ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND CONTROL:
Level (SIL) Target Selection, Safety Requirements Specification
(SRS) generation, failure rates, device and system reliability, SIF This course is designed to meet the skill requirements of
verification, SIF detailed design and Operations requirements. personnel working in oil and gas industry who will be required
to develop systems for the prevention and control of accidents/
This course forms a broad review in preparation for the Certified incidents in the workplace� Participants will be exposed to
Functional Safety Expert (CFSE) and Certified Functional Safety accident causation theories and methods for preventing accidents
Professional (CFSP) process industry application engineering in the workplace�
exams�
Course Content
Course Content • Accidents, incidents and Near misses
• Introduction to Safety Instrumented Systems • Anatomy of accidents and accident analysis
• Principles of Risk Management • Accident causation theories
• The Safety Lifecycle • Accident prevention techniques
• Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) • Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
• Consequence Analysis • Hierarchy of Controls
• Likelihood Analysis
• Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA) Learning Outcomes
• Tolerable Risk • Differentiate between accidents, incidents and near misses
• SIL Target Selection • Carry out anatomy of accidents and understand accident
• Safety Requirements Specification causation theories
• Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) failure • Be able to identify hazards and carry out simple risk
• From failure rate to SIL assessments using a simple risk matrix
• Single devices to system • Understand the hierarchy of controls and its application in
• Redundant Architectures managing risk
• Requirements to SIF
• SIF Design and Verification in the Safety Lifecycle Target Audience
• SIF Detail Design Engineers, HSE Professionals, Offshore/Onshore Personnel,
• Operations Managers and Supervisors, regulators/regulatory bodies,
personnel in oil and gas and other allied industries

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 Course Content
DURATION/Dates - What is HSE?
3 days April 4-6 June 20-22 - Reasons for Managing HSE
Oct 17-19 - Hazard Identification and Risk Management
- HSE Management Systems (OHSAS 18001 Model)

Course Title and Introduction Learning Outcomes

• Understand Employer and Employee Responsibilities in
INCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS (USING Managing HSE
5 WHY AND WHY TREE): • Be introduced to OHSAS 18001 HSE MS
• Understand how to develop hazard identification and risk
This course is designed to meet the skill requirements for assessment programs in an organization
personnel with the responsibility of investigating work-related
accidents/incidents in the workplace using the Root Cause Target Audience
Analysis method� It provides practical hands-on experience in Project Managers/Engineers, Construction Managers/Engineers,
investigating case studies and incidents in the workplace� HSE Managers/Engineers/Officers.

Course Content DURATION/Dates

• Accident Causation Theories 3 days May 23-25 Aug 22-24
• Why investigates accidents? Oct 17-19
• Introduction to RCA
• Practical demonstration of an accident investigation using 5
Why and Why Tree Analysis Course Title and Introduction

Learning Outcomes CONSTRUCTION RISK REDUCTION IN OIL AND GAS:

• Differentiate between accidents, incidents and near misses
• Carry out anatomy of accidents and understand accident The construction industry is considered very critical and
causation theories hazardous. Organizations have discovered that failure to
• Understand reasons for reporting and investigating accidents understand these hazards and risks have also affected company
• Understand Root Cause Analysis as an incident investigation financial performance in the long run. This course provides
tool participants with the skill and knowledge to identify, analyze and
• Be able to use Why Tree and 5 Why in investigating develop control measures for construction related hazards and
accidents, incidents or near misses risks�

Target Audience Course Content

Project Managers/Engineers, Construction Managers/Engineers, • Construction in Oil and Gas
HSE Managers/Engineers/Officers, Onshore/Offshore Installation • Oil and Gas Construction Hazards
Managers and personnel with responsibilities of investigating • Risk Analysis and Controls
incidents in the workplace� • Contractor/Sub-Contractor Management
• Health and Safety in Construction Projects
DURATION/Dates
3 days May 9-11 Nov 14-16 Learning Outcomes
• Understand HSE risks in the construction industry
• Understand construction risk reduction principles
Course Title and Introduction • Develop skills for contractor management in a construction
environment
MANAGING HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE: • HSE principles for construction work activities

This course will provide managers/supervisors with HSE roles/ Target Audience
responsibilities in the workplace the skill and knowledge to Project Managers/Engineers, Construction Managers/Engineers,
develop company’s occupational/Industrial safety, health and HSE Managers/Engineers/Officers, personnel with responsibilities
welfare management system and comply with its legal duties� within construction projects in oil and gas�

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DURATION/Dates Course Content
3 days April 25-27 August 1-3 • Introduction to Loss Prevention
• Chemistry of Fire
Course Title and Introduction • Who is a Fire Marshall?
• Theories of Fire Spread
HSE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE FOR MANAGERS IN OIL AND • Fire Classification
GAS: • Fire Prevention Techniques
• Practical Demonstration of firefighting using portable fire
This course is designed for managers� It provides background extinguishers
of key international requirements; introduce participants to • Fire Engineering in the built environment
Nigerian legal provisions and what the Law expects from
employees� Participants will understand safety and environmental Learning Outcomes
legislations, regulations, policies and requirements to ensure • Understand the Chemistry of fire and fire science
companies comply and avoid litigation� • Understand mediums of fire spread and `prevention
techniques
Course Content • Understand fire suppression methods and equipment
• Introduction to HSE Management • Understand fire detection equipment and methods
• International HSE Laws • Use of portable fire extinguishers
• Sources of Nigerian Laws • Understand fire engineering in the built environment
• HSE Laws in Nigeria • Firefighting methods and techniques
• Understanding the Petroleum Act and Mineral Oil Safety
Regulations (MOSR) Target Audience
Loss Prevention Specialists/Managers, Safety Officers, Engineers,
Learning Outcomes Fire Marshalls and other oil and gas professionals interested in
• Understanding HSE Management being certified as Fire Watch or Fire Marshall.
• Understand international requirements for HSE management
• Understand HSE regulatory requirements DURATION/Dates
• Understand HSE Laws in Nigeria 5 days April 25-29 Oct 24-28

Target Audience
HSE Managers, HSE Professionals, Environmental Specialist, Course Title and Introduction
Regulatory and Compliance Managers, Company Directors/
Managers� FIRE WATCH TRAINING

DURATION/Dates Leading to Certified Fire Watch:

2 days April 11-12 July 4-5 This course is designed for personnel who are responsible
Nov 7-8 for watching for potential hazard scenarios that could lead to
fire incidents during welding, confined space entry and other
activities� Participants will be expected to successfully complete
Course Title and Introduction a competency test at the end of the training�

FIRE MARSHALL TRAINING Course Content

• Chemistry of Fire
Leading to Certified Fire Marshal: • Who is a Fire Watch?
This course is designed for personnel who are responsible • Theories of Fire Spread
for preventing losses related to fire incidents. It will provide • Fire Classification
opportunities to develop elements of critical thinking and general • Fire Prevention Techniques
problem-solving skills to an advanced level� Exemplifying, • Practical Demonstration of firefighting using portable fire
analyzing and evaluating the potential and actual impact of fires extinguishers
in the workplace� • Confined Space Entry and Hazardous Atmospheres
Participants will be expected to successfully complete a • Use of portable gas detection equipment
competency test at the end of the training�

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Learning Outcomes Target Audience
• Understand the Chemistry of fire and fire science Risk Managers, Safety Managers, Offshore/Onshore Installation
• Understand mediums of fire spread and prevention Managers, Safety Officers/Professionals, Company Directors/
techniques Managers, Loss Prevention Supervisors, Engineering Managers
• Understand fire suppression methods and equipment and other Oil and Gas Professionals seeking knowledge in the
• Understand fire detection equipment and methods field.
• Use of portable fire extinguishers
• Understand confined space entry risks and entry watch DURATION/Dates
requirements 3 days March 7-9 November 7-9

Target Audience
Loss Prevention Specialists/Managers, Safety Officers, Engineers, Course Title and Introduction
Fire Marshalls and other oil and gas professionals interested in
being certified as Fire Watch or Fire Marshall. FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE:

DURATION/Dates Participants will develop understanding of industrial hygiene

5 days April 25-29 Oct 24-28 terminology, principles and practices� The key processes in an
effective industrial hygiene effort; anticipation, recognition,
evaluation and control will be explained and taught in an easy
Course Title and Introduction to comprehend manner. Participants will also be familiarized
with chemical, physical, ergonomic and biological hazards in the
RISK REDUCTION AND ALARP DEMONSTRATION IN OIL AND workplace�
GAS:
Course Content
This course is designed to provide participants the skill to through • Occupational Health Exposures in the workplace
reasoned and supported arguments, show that all practical • Industrial hygiene needs analysis
measures that can be reasonably implemented have been • Basic anatomy and physiology associated with routes of
implemented to reduce the risk for Safety Critical Events (SCEs) entry and toxicology
in the workplace, adopted control measures will collectively • Emerging trends in combustible dust, hexavalent
eliminate and/or reduce the risk to As Low As Reasonably chromium, flavorings-related lung disease, bioterrorism,
Practicable (ALARP) levels and identify suitable approach to be nanotechnology and pandemic influenza
employed in providing evidence of ALARP demonstration� • Introduction to monitoring equipment and exposure limits

Course Content Learning Outcomes

• What is ALARP in Oil and Gas? - How to distinguish chemical, physical, ergonomic and
• Legal Context of ALARP biological hazards
• Quantitative Risk Assessment and Cost Benefit Analyses - How to conduct an industrial hygiene needs analysis
• Practical Demonstration of ALARP using structured - Hazard evaluation techniques
methodology - Identify monitoring equipment and exposure limits
• Risk reduction hierarchy
• ALARP criteria Target Audience
• Demonstrating risk Industrial Hygiene Professionals, Occupational Health
Professionals, Safety Managers, Offshore/Onshore Installation
Learning Outcomes Managers, Safety Officers/Professionals, Company Directors/
• Identify different options available for risk reduction (control Managers, Loss Prevention Supervisors, Engineering Managers
hierarchy) and other Oil and Gas Professionals seeking knowledge in the
• Decide when risk reduction measures can best be used field.
• Describe the concepts of “tolerability of risk” and “As Low
As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP)” DURATION/Dates
• Apply the ALARP concept and conduct an ALARP 5 days June 20-24 September 12-16
assessment to an appropriate level of detail

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Course Title and Introduction DURATION/Dates
5 days May 16-20 October 10-14
QUALITY CONTROL IN INDUSTRIES:

Companies under contract or subcontract to the federal

government or other companies are required to take elaborate Course Title and Introduction
measures to assure product quality and reliability� This course
provides participants the skill and knowledge to assure product ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT:
quality and reliability in industries with focus on ISO 9001�
• Introduction to Quality Management and Control This course provides excellent training for officials within
• Understand Requirements of Quality Management System the government sector in the evaluation, management and
(ISO 9001) and Implement administration of environmental impact assessments,
• Plan, Perform and Report Quality Management System environmental consultants and research scientist� The review of
Audits EIA related reports and applications (including applying the law,
• Understand quality management principles site investigations, etc�); setting of enforceable conditions and the
• Understand ISO 9001) monitoring thereof; and socio-economic considerations in EIA and
• Understand the Plan, Do, Check and Act Cycle public participation are included in the training�
• Be able to conduct a quality management audit
• Quality Managers, HSE Managers, Supervisors/Team Leads, Course Content
Directors/Managers, and other professionals interested in • Introduction and Background to EIA
quality management techniques� • Law Policy and Institutional Arrangements
• Identification of Issues, Public Participation & Stakeholder
DURATION/Dates Involvement
5 days May 9-13 November 7-9 • Environmental Audits (EA) and Environmental Management
Systems (EMS)
• Scoping & Terms of Reference for Specialist Studies
Course Title and Introduction • Identification and Review of Alternatives
• Environmental Impacts Evaluation
FOOD SAFETY AND HYGIENE: • Impact Mitigation and Abatement
This course is designed for food manufacturers and handlers • Development of Environmental Management Programmes
to identify and control food safety hazards. Participants will • Decision making and writing Conditions of Approval
understand requirements for a food safety management system • Appeals, implementation and compliance monitoring
and what an organization needs to do to demonstrate its ability to • Case studies of EIA reports and their shortfalls
control food safety hazards to ensure that food is safe.
Learning Outcomes
Course Content • Assess the adequacy and quality of all documents
• Introduction to Food Safety and Hygiene culminating in review of the EIA report
• Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) • To take account of public comment and to take advantage of
• ISO 22000 (Food Safety Management System) public EIA review
• Personal Hygiene • Determine if the information and process culminating in EIA
• Food Safety Legislations/Regulations sufficient for a final decision to be made
• Identify, as necessary, the deficiencies that must be
Learning Outcomes addressed before the report can be submitted
• Understand food hygiene requirements
• Understand HACCP techniques and principles Target Audience
• Understand ISO 22000 Persons involved in enforcing the EIA regulations in Nigeria,
• Understand personal hygiene requirements to prevent OH environmental consultants, policy makers on environmental
exposures management, research scientist on environmental studies�
Persons who would like to understand the way in which EIA
Target Audience documentation is evaluated and managed�
Catering Managers/Contractors/Supervisors, Food Handlers, The course is designed to suit the following categories of people
Safety Officers/Engineers, Managers, HSE Professionals and other but not limited to them:
professionals involved in food safety/management� · Asset Integrity Managers, Maintenance Managers,

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 Production Managers, HSE Managers� detailed stages of its application� Participants are shown how to
· Safety Engineers, Reliability Engineer/Maintenance Engineer/ identify significant scenarios, estimate frequencies for the worst-
Supervisor Safety professional case events and how to assign risk categories�
· Design Engineer/Production Engineer and everybody who
wants to broaden knowledge and interest in these areas� Course Content
• Introduction to LOPA
DURATION/Dates • Developing LOPA Scenarios
5 days April 25-29 October 17-21 • Estimating the consequence of the scenario
• Estimating the Likelihood of the Selected Initiating Event
• Estimating the Probability of Failure of Independent
Course Title and Introduction Protection Analysis
• Calculating Risk
RISK ANALYSIS USING BOWTIE METHODOLOGY: • Judging the Risk
• Case studies
Introduction to Bow-Tie methodology training to personnel working • Special Applications of LOPA
in the oil and gas and other related industries provide a flexible • Planning your path forward with LOPA
approach for applying the tool for Risk Assessment� Bow-Tie
technique is used for analyzing hazard scenarios, identify existing Learning Outcomes
barriers, and identify escalating hazards and managing the risk Details in old brochure
effectively� With visual diagram, Bow-Tie technique is an excellent
tool for communication through different levels of workforce in Target Audience
organization. The participants will learn the Bow-Tie methodology Engineers, Process Safety Management coordinators/managers,
from principle to advance; as well as gain hands-on experience plant management executives, HSE Operations & Management
through Bow-Tie workshop� personnel including others responsible for Risk Management�

Course Content DURATION/Dates

• Bow-Tie History and Methodological parents 2 days June 27-28
• Overview of Bow-Tie and advantages of Bow-Tie
• Introduce Bow-Tie Software
• Risk Assessments and ALARP Exercises Course Title and Introduction
• Data manipulation, Export & Import
OIL SPILL RESPONSE AND MANAGEMENT:
Learning Outcomes
• Understand Risk Management This course is designed to give you an insight into some of the key
• Differentiate between Quantitative vs� Qualitative complexities that you may face in an event of oil spill incident and
• Understand the Bow-Tie Methodology the tools to use to overcome such� The course gives the candidate
• Exercises a chance to use their own initiative and thought processes to
• Understand Escalation Factor and the management System understand the challenges of incident management� Candidates
are also able to witness the difficulties faced in deploying
Target Audience equipment with a hands-on practical exercise� The course will
Engineers, Process Safety Management coordinators/managers, give you a structured journey of an oil spill from the causes and
plant management executives, HSE Operations & Management fates of oil spills through to oil spill response termination� At the
personnel including others responsible for Risk Management� end of the training, PTI certificate of completion will be awarded
to the candidates who score more than 70% of the assessment�
DURATION/Dates
2 days April 11-12 September 5-6 Course Content
• Introduction to oil spill, response and management
• Consequence of oil spill
Course Title and Introduction • Spill response option and resource requirements
• Roles of government agencies and the industry
LAYERS OF PROTECTION ANALYSIS (LOPA): • Safety first culture in spill response
• National and International conventions and legal frameworks
This course Covers the basic methodology of LOPA and the • Protecting your organization reputation

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Learning Outcomes • To understand the Reliability Centered Maintenance
• Develop Effective emergency response contingency plans • To understand the FMEA & RCM concept as basic of safe
• Understand consequence of oil spill integrity asset performance achievement�
• Understand Spill response options and resources
requirements
• Understand roles of government agencies and the industry Target Audience
• Understanding PR and media expectations and how to Asset Integrity Managers, Maintenance Managers, Production
effectively communicate with the media and general public Managers, HSE Managers�
• Understanding how to terminate a response Safety Engineers, Reliability Engineer/Maintenance Engineer/
Supervisor Safety professional
Target Audience Design Engineer/Production Engineer and everybody who wants to
Personnel responsible for emergency response management broaden knowledge and interest in these areas�
and command of oil spill response incidents, Decision-making
managers within the oil and gas and shipping industries, DURATION/Dates
Individual performing the role of an Executive Commander, 3 days May 9-11
Incident Controller or Incident Commander in an Emergency
Response Team, People belonging to regulatory or statutory
bodies associated with emergency response, Senior officials from Course Title and Introduction
government agencies involved with spill response (Environment,
Navy, Army, NIMASA, NPA, etc�), Harbour masters, Port Captains, HAZOP STUDY AWARENESS:
Incident managers at port and terminals
At the end of the course, you will understand the HAZOP process,
DURATION/Dates its benefits and limitations, the roles and responsibilities of
3 days May 9-11 Oct 24-26 HAZOP participants and when the HAZOP technique should be
applied

Course Title and Introduction Course Content

• Introduction to HAZOP
FAILURE MODE AND EFFECTS ANALYSIS (FMEA) AND RISK • HAZOP Team Composition and Process
BASED MANAGEMENT (RBM)IN OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS:
Learning Outcomes
This course is designed to provide participants with practical • Understand HAZOP
tools in analyzing oil and gas operation risks and make • Understand the HAZOP process – nodes, deviations and
recommendations for minimization and control using FMEA best causes
principles and best practices • Understand who should participate in a
• HAZOP – roles and responsibilities
Course Content • The HAZOP process – consequences, safeguards and
• FMEA Basic Concepts recommendations
• FMEA Analysis • Understand what HAZOPs don’t do for you
• RBM Analysis
Target Audience
Learning Outcomes Engineers, HSE personnel, Process engineers, Reliability
• To concepts understand the failures, risk and criticality engineers and those interested in becoming scribes and
concepts undertaking HAZOP jobs�
• To understand the different application of FMEA and FMECA
concepts DURATION/Dates
• To understand the Design Failure Mode and effect analysis 1 day April 1 August 1
(DFMEA)� October 17
• To understand the Process Failure Mode and effect analysis
(PFMEA)�
• To understand the System Failure Mode and effect analysis
(FMEA)�
• To understand the Maintenance concepts�

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Course Title and Introduction DURATION/Dates
3 days April 4-6 August 1-3
HAZOP TRAINING FOR TEAM LEADERS AND MEMBERS: October 17-19

This integrated course provides effective, realistic training for

HAZOP team members and leaders using examples drawn from Course Title and Introduction
a range of specialized industry sectors as well as presentations
covering all the essential aspects of the method, you will THE COMPLETE COURSE FOR RISK, RELIABILITY AND SAFETY
participate in workshops on HAZOP for continuing processes, MANAGEMENT:
sequential operations and computer-controlled plant� You will
also learn more about the relationship between HAZOP and other This training course examines learning from failures and
hazard identification methods and hazard studies. techniques for decision analysis with emphasis on the use of
advanced risk, reliability and operational research techniques
Course Content and applying them to cases of major failures and disasters�
• HAZOP Overview The idea of the training course is to look at Learning from
• Risk Assessment Introduction Failures� This will be through examining known and topical
• HAZOP Competencies cases, as well as cases related to the particular own experience
• HAZOP Methodology of the delegates� This will be based on the analysis of reported
• HAZOP Preparation disasters with the aim of exploring techniques that can help us to
• HAZOP Software understand the root causes of why those incidents occurred and
• HAZOP Facilitation how such crises unfold over time and hence how can we learn
• Introduction to LOPA generic lessons from those disasters�
• Recommendation and Report Writing
• Revalidation HAZOPs Course Content
• Understanding of safety, risk and continuity of operations
Over 50% of the course time is allocated to group work on • Development of people management skills
realistic HAZOP case studies, giving practice in their respective • Mastering techniques that can enhance plant reliability
roles for both team leaders and team members� Examples are • How to conduct benchmarking and quality systems auditing
drawn from a range of process industries and typical reports are • Applying decision analysis approaches
also provided� Participants take part in discussion and analysis
sessions to identify strengths, weaknesses and learning points Learning Outcomes
from the case studies� • Learn Best Practice and learn how to avoid Bad Practice
through assessment of case studies of disasters in various
Learning Outcomes industries
• Understand the purpose and benefit of using HAZOP and • Gain sufficient skills to work in industry as reliability,
how it fits into safety and risk management framework maintenance, safety and quality professionals
• Have an appreciation of the requisite skills required for • Explain the benefits of acquiring best practices from High
HAZOP participation, recording and facilitation Reliability Organizations (HROs)
• Understand and apply the HAZOP methodology • Determine methods for generating and implementing
• Creatively investigate a process design to identify the effective performance metrics
potential process deviations, their possible causes and their • Analyze critically the methodologies employed in the
consequences organization & implement improvements
• Understand layers of protection analysis (LOPA)
• Write a HAZOP report Target Audience
Operations & Process Professionals
Target Audience Reliability & Safety Professionals
Asset Managers, Maintenance Managers, Production Managers; Other professionals involved in process improvement
Logistic Managers, Reliability Engineer/Maintenance Engineer/
Logistic and Supervisor; Rotating Engineer/ Static Engineer/ DURATION/Dates
Supervisor; Design Engineer/Production Engineer and everybody 10 days May 16-27 October 17-28
who wants to broaden knowledge and interest in this topic�

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Course Title and Introduction • Effects of fire on personnel
• Firefighting equipment; installations and techniques
NATURALLY OCCURRING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS (NORM/ • Emergency/evacuation procedures
TENOM) SOURCES HANDLING AND MANAGEMENT IN OIL AND • Evaluation of fire risk.
GAS INDUSTRY:
Learning Outcomes
To train the participants on the hazards of uncontrolled activities • Identify fire hazards in their operations and prescribe
associated with enhanced levels of NORM can contaminate • preventive measures�
equipment, the environment and pose risk to human health� • Classify their work environment into fire zones
The training will be an interactive and practical experience with • Attack and extinguish any fire outbreak using portable fire
case studies� Including practical NORM measurement� extinguishers

Course Content Target Audience

• Origin and sources of NORM Safety Personnel, Fire Officers; Loss Control,
• Dosimetry and units Managers and Supervisors, Security Officers/Supervisors in
• Measurement and detection of norm/practical guide/NORM various sections of the Petroleum Industry�
• Exposure and Health Hazards of NORM
• Contamination and Waste in the oil and gas industry� DURATION/Dates
• Transportation of NORM Waste and disposal options� 5 days May 9-13 October 10-14
• NORM Management Process Cycle�
• NORM Decontamination�
• NORM Regulations, Control, and guidelines of NNRA, IAEA� Course Title and Introduction

Learning Outcomes RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY:

• Understand NORM exposures and hazards
• Be able to use measuring and detection equipment Renewable energy and energy efficiency are essential for
• Understand safe NORM management and transportation managing water resources and food production in a more socially
• Understand NORM regulations and environmentally-responsible way� This course is designed to
provide delegates knowledge and skills to make food, water and
Target Audience energy systems more sustainable
HSE Supervisors, HSE managers, Radiation Protection officers
and others� Course Content
• -Photovoltaic solar power generation
DURATION/Dates • Basic of solar energy
3 days September 5-7 • Photovoltaic System
• Photovoltaic energy conversion performance and output
• Electrics for photovoltaic
Course Title and Introduction • Hands on installation
• Electrical Safety
FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES: • Legislations in renewable energy
• Wind power generation
This course is designed to provide participants with skill and • Wind energy conversion
knowledge in preventing and controlling fire risks in their • Wind turbines structures
workplace� • Electrics for wind systems
• Site selection and planning
Course Content • Resource estimation
• Fundamentals of fire prevention requirement • Installations and Safety
• Fire Chemistry
• Characteristics of fuels in the Petroleum Industry Learning Outcomes
• Mechanism of Combustion - Understand Photovoltaic and wind energy systems
• Fire Prevention Techniques - Be able to safely install renewable energy systems
• Classification of fire - Understand renewable energy regulations
• Fire suppression and techniques of extinguishment

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Target Audience Course Content
Technicians, Supervisors and others that want to develop carrier • Consideration and classification of accident
in renewable energy • The purpose of first aid treatment
• General Consideration of different types of injuries and
DURATION/Dates method of handling them�
3 days May 9-11 November 21-23 • Consideration of the contents of First Aid kits
• Basic CPR

Course Title and Introduction Learning Outcomes

- Be able to recognize life-threatening situations.
CHEMICAL WASTE HANDLING AND MANAGEMENT: - Be able to offer vital assistance before more experienced
help arrives�
To acquaint participants with new and modern techniques in the
handling and management of Chemical Waste in the Petroleum Target Audience
and Allied Industries� Emergency responders, Hall Wardens, Engineers, Technicians,
Management, and all employees working in an industrial
Course Content environment�
• Theory of Chemical Waste
• Identification and Classification of Chemical Waste DURATION/Dates
• Analysis of Chemical Waste 3 days April 4-6 November 28-30
• Temporary Storage of Chemical Waste
• Transportation of Chemical Waste
• Safety Aspects in Handling of Chemical Waste Course Title and Introduction
• Treatment of Chemical Waste
• Disposal of Chemical Waste POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL:
• Learning Outcomes
• Understand hazards of chemical waste To acquaint participants with the knowledge of environmental
• Understand how to handle chemical waste without damaging protection� Pollution Control and prevention, environmental
the environment impact of pollution�
• Understand hazard waste classification and best disposal
techniques Course Content
• Introductory Ecology
Target Audience • Pollutants Classification of air, water and land
Laboratory Technicians and Technologists, Oil Field Workers, • pollutants and toxic Metals� Effects and prevention�
Chemical Analyst, Supervisors, Field Officer, Safety and Health • Water Pollutants, Sewage Treatment and biological
Officers and Managers • Examination of water�
• Oil Spillage and procedures to combat the oil spillage�
DURATION/Dates • Other Pollutants from the Petroleum Industry and remedial
3 days August 15-17 • Measures�
• Toxicology�

Course Title and Introduction Learning Outcomes

• Understand what a pollutant is
BASIC FIRST AID: • Understand the effective preparation, planning, and
implementation of pollution prevention and control measures
This basic first aid course is the standard training recommended
for workplace first aid providers. It’s also good for anybody who Target Audience
wants to be able to help during a medical emergency� Medical Chemical, Production, Petroleum, Mechanical
emergencies related to ill health or an accident can happen Engineers, Field Production Supervisors, Technicians,
anywhere at any time this course will ensure you know what to Science Laboratory Technologists, Para-Medical Staff, staff of
do� environment protection agencies, water works, etc�

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DURATION/Dates • Unsafe Acts Audit (UAA)
3 days June 27-29 Oct� 10-14 • Accident Investigation and Reporting
• HSE Management System (HSE-MS)
• Benefits of HSE-MS
Course Title and Introduction • Job Hazard Analysis
• Risk management
OIL/DRILLING WASTE MANAGEMENT: • Risk Control Strategies
• Occupational Health Hazards and Control
To equip participants with modern • Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
techniques for the safe handling and disposal of oil and drilling • Waste Hierarchy
waste in an environmentally friendly manner� • Waste Management Techniques
• Control of Toxic Wastes
Course Content
• Basic Chemistry of Crude Oil Learning Outcomes
• Drilling Fluids • Understand HSE management
• Composition/formation of drilling waste • Be able to identify hazards
• Toxicity of oil drilling waste • Understand accident classification and prevention
• Waste Management Techniques • Be able to analyze risk using a simple risk matrix
• Waste disposal methods • Be able to recommend and controls for eliminating/
mitigating risks using the hierarchy of controls
Learning Outcomes • Understand Occupational Health hazards and control
• Understand best waste disposal technique for oil/drilling measures
waste • Be able to prepare a JHA
• Understand waste management hierarchy • Understand EIA requirements
• Understand regulatory requirements for oil/drilling waste • Understand waste management hierarchy

Target Audience Target Audience

Waste Management Personnel, HSE Personnel, Safety Professionals, Environmentalists, Lab
CLO’s and Drilling Rig Personnel� Personnel, Field Personnel, Loss Control Supervisors/Managers

DURATION/Dates DURATION/Dates
3 days April 4-6 August 8-12 5 days June 27-July 1
November 28-30

Course Title and Introduction

Course Title and Introduction
WASTE MANAGEMENT:
SAFETY/HSE SKILLS TRAINING:
The main aim of this course is to expose the participants to new
For managers, safety representatives or other employees technology in waste handling and disposal� These methods of
to perform their functions, they need to be equipped with waste management would ensure a clean environment�
appropriate skills and knowledge across core HSE requirements
especially in an industrial environment� This course is built Course Content
around current real-world expertise and will enable participants • Classification of Waste
align with current practices in the industry� • General Consideration of the various hazards associated
with
Course Content • wastes accumulation�
• Introduction to Safety • Waste disposal methods
• Unsafe acts/unsafe condition • Consideration of waste treatment methods
• Classification of accident • Personnel protective equipment for waste Disposal
• Cost/causes of accident • Consequences of untreated wastes
• Supervisor/accident prevention • Field Trips�
• Safety inspection

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Learning Outcomes Course Content
• Understand waste disposal methods • -History of Road Safety in Nigeria
• Understand hierarchy of waste management • -Road accident statistics in Nigeria
• Understand waste management techniques • -Unsafe acts by drivers
• -Unsafe Conditions
Target Audience • -Conditions that lead to road accidents
Environmental Scientists, Staff of environment protection • -Defensive driving
agencies, Local Government Council Sanitary Officers, Health • -Drive and survive rules
Staff, Safety Officers, Engineers. • -Elements of defensive driving
• -Characteristics of defensive drivers
DURATION/Dates • -Standard accident prevention formula
5 days Feb 7-11 August 22-26 • -Positions of two vehicles collisions
• -Second rules
• -Stopping distance formula
Course Title and Introduction • -Following distance
• -Reaction distance
TOXICITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS: • -Road traffic Accident reduction
• -Goals of road traffic accident reduction
To acquaint participants with the basic knowledge of the extent/ • Avoidance of Head on collision
degree of toxicity of some pollutants, their dangerous effects in • Perfect Trip
the environment and preventive measures� • Types of inspection
• Procedures of road accident reporting
Course Content • Study of some recorded road accidents - possible causes
- Sources and types of pollutants - Biodegradable and and prevention
nonbiodegradable� • Practical Section - Driving Simulator
- Distribution, availability and measurement of pollutants in
the environment� Learning Outcomes
• Understand road traffic requirements
Learning Outcomes • Be able to drive safely and defensively
• Understand the effect of pollutants on the environment • Be able to identify unsafe driving conditions and apply
• Understand pollution sources and how to manage them precautions
• Understand vehicle inspection requirements
Target Audience
Health Staff, FEPA Staff, Food and drug Administration Staff, Target Audience
Environmental and Safety Officers, Staff of Water Works, Professional Drivers and all who desire to gain defensive driving
Laboratory Technologists and Technicians, Chemists and skills
Chemical Engineers�
DURATION/Dates
DURATION/Dates 5 days Feb 7-11 September 12-16
5 days March 7-11 September 12-16

Course Title and Introduction

Course Title and Introduction
INTRODUCTION TO REMOTE SENSING AND GEOGRAPHIC
DEFENSIVE DRIVING SKILLS FOR DRIVERS INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
LEADING TO DRIVERS CERTIFICATION: MANAGEMENT:

This course is designed to equip the participants with the concept GIS is a powerful tool for environmental data analysis� It allows
of road accident, the unsafe and unsafe conditions and how they better viewing and understanding physical features and the
contribute to road accident, and the procedure to be taken to relationships that influence in a given critical environmental
reduce road accidents� It is also to enhance the driving skills of condition� On completion of this course, participants will receive
the drivers� knowledge and skill in analyzing GIS data in planning and
managing the environmental hazards and risks.

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Course Content gas industry�
• Remote Sensing an overview • Industrial Radiography
• Electromagnetic spectrum
• Sensing Systems Learning Outcomes
• Practical Remote Sensors • Understand ionizing radiation properties and effects
• Data reception transmission and processing • Understand radiation monitoring regulations and
• Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Practical Application requirements
• (Outside Class discussion) • Understand HSE requirements
• Overview of Geo-Spatial Data� • Be able to conduct risk assessments
• Geospatial Representation, Processing and Analysis� • Be able to develop radiation protection systems
• Introduction to GIS Software
i� Licensed Software Target Audience
ii� Open Source Software Radiation Protection Supervisors, Radiation Safety Officers (RSO),
Industrial Radiographers, Managing Radioactive Site Contractors,
Learning Outcomes X-ray Welders� e�t�c�
• Create the awareness of the importance of remote sensing
and DURATION/Dates
• GIS in Environmental and Disaster Management� 5 days March 7-11 Sept� 12-16
• Develop capacity of participants in Remote Sensing and GIS
applications�
• To develop the participants in digital map N generation and Course Title and Introduction
practical applications�
RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY PROTECTION COURSE:
Target Audience
Environmental Scientist / Engineers, Surveyors, Urban Planners, This course is intended for ionizing radiation source user for
Decision Makers, e�t�c� inspections, welders, industrial radiography, maritime, nuclear
well logging and radioactive material transporting companies�
DURATION/Dates
5 days August 8-12 Course Content
• Radiation fundamentals
• Interaction of Radiation with matter
Course Title and Introduction • Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation
• Principles of Radiation Protection
RADIATION PROTECTION TRAINING: • Safe Transfer and Transportation of Radioactive materials
• Radiation Monitoring and Detection
It is designed to provide delegates with the radiation protection • Practical use of Radiation monitoring instruments for
knowledge they required to supervise others working with ionizing personnel Safety
radiation. Delegates will also gain understanding of hazards and • Local Rules and Risk Assessment
risks associated with ionizing radiation. This will enable them to • Emergency and Contingency Planning
undertake risk assessments develop safe systems of work and • Case studies of some radiation incidents/accidents
to implement contingency programmers identified from such risk • Utilizing Contingency Planning and Preparation
assessment training�
Learning Outcomes
Course Content • Understand radiation sources
• Ionizing radiation. • Understand safe means of handling radiation sources
• Units used in radiation protection� • Understand regulations for transporting, storing and using
• Biological effects of ionizing radiation. radiation sources
• Radiation dosimeters� • Understand radiation protection standards an philosophies
• Ionizing radiation risk assessments.
• Radiation monitors� Target Audience
• Ionizing radiation regulations. Radiation Protection Supervisors, Radiation Safety Officers (RSO),
• Radiation Safety� Industrial Radiographers, Managing Radioactive Site Contractors,
• NORM/LSA and the Management of NORM waste in oil and X-ray Welders� e�t�c

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DURATION/Dates Course Title and Introduction
4 days June 27-July 1 Nov� 14-16
INSTRUMENT DIAGRAMS AND SYMBOLS:

Course Title and Introduction This course is aimed at opening the trainee’s minds towards
appropriate symbols used to represent different instrument and
FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUSTRIAL PROCESS MEASUREMENT: control techniques obtainable in the oil and gas Industry�

This course is designed to provide participants the skill and Course Content
knowledge in various devices used for measuring process • Instrumentation and designations
variables� • Mechanical equipment with names and numbers
• All valves and their identifications
Course Content • Process piping, sizes and identification
• Pressure measurement • Miscellaneous - vents, drains, special fittings, sampling
• Temperature Measurement lines, reducers, increasers�
• Level Measurement • Permanent start-up and flush lines
• Flow Measurement • Flow directions
• Learning Outcomes • Interconnections references
• Identify various devices used for measuring process • Learning Outcomes
variable� • Identify various symbols used to represent various
• Understand the constructional features and operational instruments
principle of the fundamental process variable devices� • Understand and interpret instrument diagrams

Target Audience Target Audience

Instrument engineers, technologists and technicians� For Instrument engineers, technologists and technicians� For
electrical engineers, technologist, technicians, and instrument electrical engineers, technologist, technicians, and instrument
operators who are working in oil establishment operators who are working in oil establishment

DURATION/Dates DURATION/Dates
3 days March 14-16 3 days March 7-9

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