This training course provides deep knowledge of corrosion and focuses on the examination and identification of metallurgical problems that occur in process units and methods of monitoring and damage reduction.
The equipment costs are a considerable part of the investment in the petrochemical and water industry, and for long-distance, large-diameter pipelines, they can become prohibitively high if the corrosivity of the fluid necessitates the use of corrosion-resistant alloys instead of carbon steel. Better understanding and control of the corrosion of carbon steel can increase its application range and therefore have a large economic impact.
Corrosion Control is an essential requirement in Oil & Gas activities. It utilizes the application of engineering principles and procedures to minimize corrosion to an acceptable level by the most economical method. It is rarely practical or economical to eliminate corrosion completely and in practice, one or more of the following methods would be applied.
Corrosion monitoring provides an early warning that damaging processes or conditions exist which may result in corrosion-induced failures. Moreover, it indicates the correlation of changes in process parameters and their effect on system corrosion. Corrosion Monitoring is essential to evaluate the service life of pipelines and to detect when would be the nearest replacement/shutdown
Explore the materials of construction used in the oil, gas, and water fields
Learn about the corrosion theories and mechanisms
Understand the typical types of corrosion-related to oil, gas, and water fields
Learn about the corrosion monitoring and inspection methods
Understand the practical methods of controlling corrosion
Petroleum Engineers
Welding Engineers
Process Engineers
Inspectors and Inspection Supervisors
Equipment Engineers
Maintenance Engineers and Planners
Design Engineers
Service Company Representatives
Metallurgy and Engineering material properties
Materials testing (destructive testing)
Material identification according to API 5L and ASME code
This course is designed to give participants who are experienced HR professionals the chance to learn more about the HR business model and to refresh their knowledge and skills in the rapidly changing modern world. During the one-week course, delegates will learn a number of methods and principles which will give them an understanding of how an effective HR system works, and how they can implement certain procedures that will help them and their personnel function better as a team.
This course brings together the key strategic leadership skills of strategic planning, negotiation, and conflict management required to succeed in today’s complex and challenging business environment. 'Strategy' is as it says in the classic text 'the art of war', complex yet when understood very simple, those who have a successful strategy are in control of the upcoming events. The implementation of strategies often requires the ability to exert influence and negotiate effectively. Negotiation is not litigation, neither it is war. Negotiation is not about obtaining total victory. Total victory by one party tends to be short-lived. Negotiation and conflict management are key strategic management and leadership skills and are probably the single most used skills in business today.
The idea of agility, having an agile mentality, and how this is used at work will be taught to the participants. This training program challenges some of our underlying assumptions while focusing on individual behaviors and cultivating a growth mentality. Working in an agile manner differs from traditional working methods, and the training course will show you how to make the change. Additionally, it demonstrates to participants how to work as a team and use agile behaviors at work.
Shipowners, masters and the flag states are responsible for ensuring that ships comply with the provisions of the relevant codes, practices and legislation. Therefore, ensuring these requirements are met and implemented effectively at sea is in the best interests of all maritime professionals – both on and offshore. Ships that fail to fulfill their commitments contained in agreed international legal instruments and subsequently sail in an unsafe condition, threaten lives as well as the marine environment. Therefore, it is in the interest of all to develop effective Port State interfaces for the sake of safe shipping.
This Process Control Cybersecurity will address the most important issues related to the protection of assets in a process control environment. Unlike traditional IT (information technology) systems, process control assets include IACS (Industrial Automation and Control Systems) which need to be protected.
This course may be a comprehensive development program that addresses the key skills, qualities, and attributes of both Leadership and Management. The course will cover all aspects of leadership and management with the most emphasis being on the human side of leading and managing people.