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Training Center Overview :

The Oil & Gas industry is constantly growing and is currently worth hundreds of billions of dollars a year. Hundreds of thousand of workers are employed in the industry and there’s a demand for skilled professionals for offshore and onshore operations.

Our Courses

1- Oil and Gas Industry Fundamentals

Course description:-

This 3-day or 4-day course is a leading course presented by an industry expert and practitioner. Delegates will cover the key sectors of the oil and gas industry from exploration through to fuel retailing. They will learn about the industry value chain covering conventional and unconventional resources, drilling and production processes and facilities, economic fiscal and risk issues, transportation, refining, liquefied natural gas, gas to power, gas-to- liquids, petrochemicals, wholesale product markets, contracts, physical and paper trading, retailing, distribution logistics, emerging markets technologies, competition with alternative energies, environmental, safety and security issues.

Training Course Content

Course overview:

Day one: Supply chains and upstream:
• Structure of oil and gas supply chains and organisations
• Exercise: supply chain issues and choke points
• Petroleum system: oil and gas resource formation and location
• Crude oil, gas and natural gas liquid (NGL) properties and types
• Conventional versus non- conventional resources
• Petroleum exploration techniques: reconnaissance, seismic and drilling
• Video: deep-water drilling techniques and equipment
• Exercise: contingencies for extreme risks
• Production processes and equipment: onshore and offshore
• Project planning and managing field developments
• Video: offshore production platform
• Sub-surface and above-ground risks and opportunities
• Roles for OPEC (oil) and GECF (gas)
• Economic evaluation of field developments

2- Introduction to the Oil & Gas Industry

Course description

Introduction to the Oil & Gas Industry – 2 day Training Course

This two-day Introduction to the Oil & Gas Industry training course is extremely popular course that provides a wide-ranging and practical industry overview.

Aimed at those new to the oil & gas industry, and non-technical personnel, the course covers each key phase of the exploration and production industry.

The course is designed to provide oil and gas professionals the opportunity to gain a technical and commercial understanding of the industry fundamentals.

Training Course Content

Course overview:

Petroleum geology – the origins of hydrocarbons

The formation of petroleum
Oil and gas reservoirs
Reservoir rock and fluid properties

World energy supply and demand

Oil and gas supply and demand
Classification of reserves
Oil pricing and market issues
Non conventional oil, gas and renewables

Ownership and exploitation of reserves

Licensing/concessions
Joint-venture agreements
Production-sharing contracts

Exploration and appraisal

Geological and commercial factors necessary for successful exploration and appraisal
Seismic surveys

Drilling

Drilling rigs
Equipment and processes involved in drilling a well
Completing a well and preparing it for production
Horizontal drilling
Well workover operations

Field development

Onshore/offshore developments
Shallow/deep water developments
Gas field developments
Aspects of well and facilities design

Petroleum economics

Field development decision-making
Key economic indicators and their uses

Health, safety and the environment

Safety
The environment

Petroleum production and treatment

Reservoir production mechanisms
Artificial lift systems
Well stimulation – fracturing, acidising and sand control
Production and treatment of reservoir fluids
Processing the production from oil and gas fields

Maintenance and logistics

Well and facility maintenance
Reliability-centred maintenance
Corrosion and how it is controlled
Transportation of personnel and materials

Decommissioning

Possible decommissioning solutions
Scope of decommissioning obligations

Future issues and challenges

Meeting future energy demand
Environmental sustainability
Security of supply