Training Course in Production Technology of Oil and Gas

Who should attend? 

• Facilities or process engineers, either a graduate or a more experienced technical professional looking to develop theoretical competence
• Project managers who seek greater understanding of the process and mechanical design of plants
• Operations engineers looking to deepen their knowledge of the design principles of the plants
• Engineer seeking to broaden their technical knowledge

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will be able to: 

• Understanding of the different types of oil and gas reservoirs and how they can be developed.
• Link the selection of the subsurface development to the choices for the surface handling and product export facilities.
• Appreciate the technical differences between the major concepts for offshore production systems; fixed structures, floating systems and subsea systems.
• See examples of typical onshore production systems and learnt about pipelines, export terminal and tanker transport.
• Have an introduction to the principles of project development including handling uncertainties and risk and the basics of HSE management.
• Appreciate the important role of Operations and managing the wells and reservoir production throughout field life.
• Describe the components and processes involved in the drilling and producing of oil and gas.
• Explain exploration, production, and operation concepts associated with the oil and gas industry.
• Demonstrate competency with the operation of electrical equipment, hydraulics, pneumatics and fluid dynamics equipment; pumps and compressors; oil and gas instrumentation equipment; and oil and gas processing equipment.
• Effectively diagnose, communicate, and troubleshoot equipment malfunctions.
• Demonstrate and apply skills necessary to gain employment in the drilling, production, service and safety segments of the oil industry.
• Be able to apply critical thinking in making decisions and solving problems.