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WHAT WE OFFER

Our Company provides a range advisory, training and Engineering Services to individuals,

partners, companies, third sector organisations and government agencies with a particular

emphasis on European and African markets.

Trainings

As part of our training and knowledge development portfolio, we offer internationally

recognized programmes that coverboard industrial sectors of Management, Accounting,

computing, Engineering, construction, software, Onshore/offshore technology and information

technology. The courses in this brochure are offered in a public basis, but we can also run

these courses (and bespoke tailored programmes) in-house when requested. Please contact our

offices for further information to discuss your needs.

Engineering Services

Our teams have strong expertise in Engineering both from industry and academia, and we

respond to the most technically challenging and time critical infrastructural projects. We

specialize in modeling, simulation and optimization of technological and industrial processes.

We provide solution to the most complex challenges to our clients in the following sectors:

Professional Courses

Preparing individuals

towards achieving globally

recognized qualification.

Short Courses

Building core

competencies in

commercial disciplines

to support personal

and organizational

goals.

Bespoke Training

Understanding training

needs and developing

tailored programmes to

provide competitive

advantage.

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Engineering Design

Architecture

Project Management

Procurement

WHY TRAIN WITH US

Expert Facilitators:

Our team is made of professional

consultants with a high level of

experience and expertise. All our

facilitators hold recognized

academic qualifications, backed

by experience from operating at

senior level in national and

international organisation

Simulation and Case

Studies:

To ensure that participants are

able to apply and experiment with

the theoretical concepts taught, we

incorporate a number of business

simulation as well as real life case

studies into all our programmes

Action Planning:

We assist participants to

develop a dossier on their

key learning points from

the training program and

their personal action plan

on how to implement these

learning points in their

jobs.

Networking Opportunities:

Bringing together so many

professionals from so many

backgrounds open up the

opportunities for lifelong

friendships and networks. We

invite all participants to join our

online community to continue

learning, sharing and developing.

PAN-AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES BROCHURE

Pan-African Institute of Professional studies offer participants a

refreshingly different approach to integrating key management

concepts with real life challenges and practice. Four key pillars

underpin our training approach.

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OUR EXPERIENCE AND ORGANISATIONS WE HAVE TRAINED

We are recognised for our knowledge, professionalism and proactive approach to customer

training and we have over 10 years’ experience in extensive training and rendering an in-depth

engineering support services to our clients in the area of basic computing, financial modeling,

technical reporting and analysis, process optimization, project management etc, in the

financial, manufacturing, government institutions and oil & gas sector. Over the years, many

companies whom we have trained and serviced have placed trust in us. Some of our past and

present clients include

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Provision of innovative computing and training environment make us deliver

a solution that is proven, stable and consistence.

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OUR LOCATION

Head Office:

#30, Psychiatric Road, Opposite Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Rumuigbo,

Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

Tel: 08183628138, 08036639132

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

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COURSE DIRECTORY

COURSES

General Management Courses (GM)

Project Management Professional

Project Planning and Scheduling (GM)

Facility Management (GM)

Statistical Analysis and Data Management (GM)

Pert Master Risk Analysis (GM)

Ms Excel (GM)

Ms Excel (GM)

Business Management

Purchasing and Supply Chain Management

Document Control

Engineering Management Courses (EM)

Project Management Professional

Cost Engineering

Construction Management

Primavera P6 Professional

(Planning/Scheduling) (EM)

Primavera P6 Professional

(Planning/Scheduling/Control) (EM)

Facility Management (EM)

Ms Project (Planning/Scheduling) (EM)

Ms Project (Planning/Scheduling/Control) (EM)

Pert Master Risk Analysis (EM)

Ms Excel (EM)

Ms Excel (EM)

MatLab Technical Computing (EM)

MatLab Technical Computing (EM)

Statistical Analysis & Data Management (EM)

Project Planning and Scheduling (EM)

Petroleum/Geophysics Courses (PG)

Geographix Petroleum Geoscience

/Reservoir Interpretation

IP Petrophisics/Reservoir Interpretation

Software

Petrel Petroleum/Petrophysics

& Reservoir Modeling/Simulation

PIPESIM Pipeline Flow Assurance Simulation

Hysys Process Simulation

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Engineering Design Courses (ED)

Solid Works CAD Design Essentials

Solid Works CAD Design

(Modeling/Assembly)

AutoCAD Drafting (2D/3D)

AutoCAD Mechanical

AutoCAD Electrical

AutoCAD Inventor

AutoCAD P&ID

AutoCAD Plant

AutoCAD Civil

Core Engineering/Technical Courses (T)

Piping and Instrumentation Design

LabView Developer

Ms Excel (Intermediate)(IM)

Ms Excel (Advanced)(IM)

MatLab Technical Computing (T)

Simulink Dynamic System Modeling

Data Acquisition System

Chemical Process Design

Plant Design Management System (PDMS)

Onshore/Offshore Pipeline Design &

Construction

Information Management Courses (IM)

Software Programming (IM)

MatLab Technical Computing (IM)

MatLab Technical Computing (IM)

Statistical Analysis & Data Management (IM)


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COURSE OUTLINES AND OVERVIEWS

The following pages present outlines and an overview of our courses

contents.

We also have included real quotes from real people who have attended our

training sessions.

PROJECT

MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL

(GM)

PROJECT PLANNING

AND SCHEDULING (GM)

FACILITY

MANAGEMENT (GM)

STATISTICAL

ANALYSIS AND DATA MANAGEMENT

(GM)

PERT MASTER RISK

ANALYSIS (GM)

MS EXCEL (GM)

PERT MASTER RISK

ANALYSIS (GM)

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

DOCUMENT CONTROL

COST ENGINEERING

PRIMAVERA P6 PROFESSIONAL

(PLANNING/SCHEDUL

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

MATLAB TECHNICAL

COMPUTING (EM)

IP

PETROPHISICS/RESERVOIR INTERPRETATION

SOFTWARE

PIPESIM PIPELINE

FLOW ASSURANCE

SIMULATION

HYSYS PROCESS

SIMULATION

PRIMAVERA P6 PROFESSIONAL

(PLANNING/SCHEDULING

/CONTROL) (EM)

GEOGRAPHIX PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE/RESERVOIR

INTERPRETATION

PROJECT PLANNING

AND SCHEDULING (EM)

SOLID WORKS CAD

DESIGN ESSENTIALS

AUTOCAD

DRAFTING (2D/3D)

AUTOCAD INVENTOR

AUTOCAD

MECHANICAL

AUTOCAD

ELECTRICAL

AUTOCAD P&ID

AUTOCAD PLANT

PIPING AND

INSTRUMENTATION DESIGN

LABVIEW DEVELOPER

PLANT DESIGN MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM (PDMS)

CHEMICAL PROCESS

DESIGN

DATA ACQUISITION

SYSTEM

SIMULINK DYNAMIC SYSTEM MODELING

AUTOCAD CIVIL

ONSHORE/OFFSHORE

PIPELINE DESIGN &

CONSTRUCTION

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AUTOCAD 2D &3D DESIGN ESSENTIALS:

This course gives participants foundation knowledge in the use of AutoCAD to carryout

designs in architecture, Mechanical, Civil, Structural and Electrical. It also covers

modeling essentials required for day to day use of the software, right through to some

advanced topics for design production.

COURSE CONTENT:

Basic Drawing & Editing Commands

2D/3D Drawings

Projects-Creating A Simple Drawing

Drawing Precision in AutoCAD

Making changes In Drawing

Project-Making Your Drawing More Precise

Drawing Dimensioning

Organizing Drawing With Layers

Advance Editing Commands

Projects-Creating More Complex Objects

Printing/Plotting Drawing

Architectural Projects: Landscape

Mechanical Projects(With Polar & Tracking)

3D Modeling/Part Design

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AutoCAD

PROJECT PRIMAVERA P6 SOFTWARE:

Participants will gain a thorough background in the concepts of planning and scheduling

techniques are covered. The course leads you through workshops that create and track

an entire project to completion.

COURSE CONTENT:

Introduction to Project Management Techniques

Primavera Utilities

Project Portfolio Management

Enterprise Project Structure (EPS)

Organization Breakdown Structure (OBS)

Creating Project Calendars and Work Breakdown Structures (WBS)

Activities Definition, Sequencing & Duration

Network Diagrams (CPM)

Scheduling the project, GANTT Chart, Critical Path Analysis

Activity and WBS Codes

Defining and Assigning Resources and Roles

Estimating the cost of the project

Analyzing the resources and Leveling

Project Progress Monitoring and Control

Analyzing Earned Value Management

Project Reporting

Application of Global changes and Filters


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PIPING AND INSTRUMENTATION DESIGN (P&ID)

Participants will be able to create, interpret, maintain, and use in assessing emergency

situations and regulatory issues.

COURSE CONTENT

Basics Of Piping And Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)

Introduction To Process Flow Diagram

Basic Functions Of Instrumentation In A P&ID

Interpreting P&ID Drawing: Basic Terms

Piping And Instrumentation Diagrams: P&ID Symbols

Developing Piping And Instrumentation Diagrams: Line Number Identification

Interpreting Piping And Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) : Workshop 1

Interpreting Piping And Instrumentation Diagrams (P&Id): Workshop 2

Piping And Instrumentation Diagram: Pressure Control

Piping And Instrumentation Diagram: Pressure Control

Piping And Instrumentation Diagram: Pressure Flow And Level Co0ntrol

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SOLID WORKS & CAD DESIGN ESSENTIALS:

Participants will be provided with the knowledge of 3D mechanical designs, data validation

and data management capabilities that allow product design team to design better

products.

COURSE CONTENT:

Solid Works Basics and the User Interface

Introduction to Sketching

Basic Part Modeling

Modeling a Casting or Forging

Patterning

Revolved Features

Shelling and Ribs

Editing: Repairs

Editing: Design Changes

Configurations of Parts

Design Tables and Equations

Generating 2D Drawing Views of Models

Detailing

Part Rendering and Visualization

Plotting and Printing Models


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MATLAB COMPUTING & SIMULINK MODEL

Participants will be taught technical computation, visualization and programing in an easy-

to-use environment where problems and solution are expressed in familiar mathematical

notations. They will also learn modeling, simulation and prototyping.

COURSE CONTENT:

Working with the MATLAB user interface

Entering commands and creating variables

Analyzing vectors and Matrix

Plotting and visualizing vector and matrix data

Working with M-files-The MATLAB Editor

Working with Data types

Basic statistics and data analysis

Automating commands with scripts

Writing programs with logic and flow control

Building graphical user interfaces

Signal processing with SIMULINK

Modeling dynamic system with SIMULINK

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SIMULINK DYNAMIC SYSTEM MODELING

This course is aimed at providing participants with a platform to learn SIMULINK quickly

and successfully. Therefore, the participants equipped with the knowledge of SIMULINK to

address and solve real engineering & science issues.

COURSE CONTENT

Overview of Simulink in various industries and application

Getting started with Simulink

Introduction to Simulink Library Browser

Creating Simulink Models: Creating model from the library, Editing, modifying, saving

and running the model, Creating and customizing with subsystem

MATLAB-Simulink Integration: MATLAB-Simulink information exchange , Running

simulation model from MATLAB , Integrating M-file in Simulink

Simulink Useful Tips

Exploring Simulink built-in demos


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SIMULINK DYNAMIC

PEACHTREE ACCOUNTING

Participants will be taught on how to carryout accounting functions of small to very large

organization. The will also learn how to maintain and summarize business transactions in

such a way as to generate the necessary reports that are presented to management,

creditors or outside investors.

COURSE CONTENT

Peachtree Introduction

New Company Set-Up

Accounting Overview

General Ledger

Inventory Management

Accounts Receivable

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MS OFFICE ESSENTIAL (BONDLE PACKAGE)

Ms Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access

This is a fast track course on the complete Ms Office Suite. It covers all basic and

intermediate classes on Ms Word, Ms Excel, Ms PowerPoint, Ms Outlook and Ms Access.

Ms Office Essential provides a seamless workflow for users to understand and make use

of the interactions between these packages to cut work time hence increasing

productivity. It is suitable for new and existing users who want to enhance workflow

using Msoffice Suite.

COURSE CONTENT

Getting Started With Word

Introduction to Ms Word

Formatting Basic Text

Applying Formatting To A Paragraph

Creating Bulleted & Numbered Lists

Working With Tables

Proofing Your Work

Refining Word Documents

Watermarks Inserting Graphical Elements

Creating A Cover Page With Themes

Printing and Outputting To Pdf

Exploring Excel

Introduction to Ms Excel

Inserting, Moving and Selecting Content

Format Numerical Data & Reference Cell

Building A Table & Using Auto fill

Introducing Formulas And Functions

Statistical Functions & The Status Bar


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Formatting & Stylizing In Excel

Cells and Formatting Creating Cell Styles

Using & Creating Table Styles

Inserting Graphical Elements

Managing Multiple Worksheets

Outputting A Document

Powering Up With PowerPoint

Formatting Text

Changing The Slide Layout

Creating A Slide Design

Inserting Objects

Creating & Formatting Charts

Setting Animation

Setting Up A Slide Show

Running A Slide Show

Outputting A Presentation

Staying Connected In Outlook

Introduction To Outlook Interface

Using E-Mail

Creating Signatures & New Folders

Using A Calendar & Adding Events

Adding & Viewing Contacts

Creating, Viewing & Flagging Tasks

Managing Data with Access

Introducing Access &Touring The Interface

Adding & Deleting Contacts

Creating & Exporting Forms

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Creating Reports

Exporting Data

A Seamless Office 2007 Workflow

Formatting & Sorting Data

Grouping Data Into Outlines

Creating Charts In Excel

Using Excel With Word

Protecting A Document

Using Excel With Powerpoint

Publishing Handouts To Word

Going From Word To Outlook

Sending Meeting Requests


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DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS MANGEMENT

This program covers strategies, tools, and technologies used to capture, categorize,

manage, store, preserve (archive), and deliver vital business records in support of

business processes.

COURSE CONTENT

Element Of Record Management System

IT Process Delivery

Element Of Record Management System

IT Process Delivery

Standards And Procedures

Management Of Electronic Information

Implementation Planning

Document/Record Management Tools

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PDMS (PLANT DESIGN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM)

This course concentrate on learning pipe drafting particularly as it applies to drilling for

the oil, gas and energy industries. PDMS is used for engineering, design and construction

projects, chemical and process plants, water treatment5 plants, power plants, paper and

pulp manufacturing.

The aim of this training module is to provide the basic knowledge for modeling and

designing equipment and piping systems in PDMS.

COURSE CONTENT

Basic & Function: Structure In PDMS, Storage Database, Attributes In PDMS

Equipment Design: Create Equipment, Modify Equipment, Rotate, Copy And Position

Piping Design And Isodraft: Routing Pipes, Data Consistency And Pipe Isometric

Draw

Basic Drawing Production: Create 2D Drawing And Plot Plan And Piping GA

Report: Generate Report From 3D Design

Model Review: Export PDMS 3D Modeling To Model Review


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PURCHASING AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

This course is suitable for professionals who wish to develop knowledge, understanding and

business management skills in the fields of purchasing and supply chain management. It

focuses on management and improvement of supply chain processes and performance. It

will be valuable for students who would like to pursue a career in consulting or take a

position in operations, marketing or finance functions in a services or distribution firm. We

explore important supply chain metrics, primary tradeoffs in making supply chains

decisions, and basic tools for effective and efficient supply chain management, production

planning and inventory control, order fulfillment and supply chain coordination.

COURSE CONTENT

Introduction To Supply Chain Processes

Purchasing/Procurement Management

Contracting

Inventory Management And Control

Managing Service Projects

Capital Cost Budgeting And Analysis

Supply Chain Integration

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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

This course provides participants with the role of the contractor and construction personnel

as key participants on project execution. The course addresses the project and business

demands of this function, both of which must be understood and properly managed as an

integral part of the overall project effort. The various management concepts available to the

owner and construction manager for construction execution will be examined and evaluated.

We will examine, in some depth, the specific management processes applied in utilizing

construction resources on the project and explore the practical application of specific

management concepts, approaches, systems and procedures used to plan, supervise, and

evaluate the productive performance of construction resources in a capital project.

COURSE CONTENT

Project options for managing construction

Project economics analysis

Forms of contract and service agreements

Phases of construction management activity

Planning and organizing the construction program

Managing the construction program

Scope and quality control

Schedule control

Estimating and cost control

Scope/time/cost integration

Reporting systems


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AUTOCAD PLANT

This course provides candidates with the knowledge on plant and piping design, model and

review plant projects more effectively. They will learn how to create accurate, coordinated

plant layout designs and also innovate them ahead of the competition, communicate, with

greater clarity, and keep projects on schedule and within budget.

COURSE CONTENT

Creating A Project

Modifying A P&ID

Creating A 3d Model

Defining Isometric And Orthographic Views

Customizing Project Templates

Using The Spec Editor

Publishing and Printing Project Drawings.

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AUTOCAD PLANT

AUTOCAD MECHANICAL

Participants will learn how to use AutoCAD Mechanical tools to automate common mechanical

CAD tasks and accelerate mechanical design process.

Hand-on exercise representing real world, industry specific design scenarios are carried out

under guidance.

COURSE CONTENT:

AutoCAD Mechanical Design Concepts

Mechanical Structure

Mechanical Layers and Layer Control

Tools for Creating Key Geometry

Tools for Manipulating Geometry

Mechanical Part Generators

Creating Drawing Sheets

Dimensioning and Annotating Your Drawings

Bill of Materials, Parts Lists, and Balloons

Design Calculations

Working Without Structure

Mechanical Options For the CAD Manager


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AUTOCAD ELECTRICAL

This course is designed for participants who require comprehensive training in AutoCAD®

Electrical software. This hands-on course focuses on how to build intelligent ladder diagrams

and panel layouts, and how to leverage this intelligence. It provides participants with an

overview of many AutoCAD Electrical utilities designed to enable users to quickly build and

manage electrical-controls drawings.

Hands-on exercises throughout the course explore how to create electrical-controls

production drawings.

COURSE CONTENT

Navigating the AutoCAD Electrical user interface.

Use the fundamental features of AutoCAD Electrical.

Build intelligent ladder diagrams and panel layouts.

Create, view, and edit the project settings and properties.

Extract data from drawings into reports formatted to match users’ standards.

Insert and edit parametric PLC modules, nonparametric PLC modules, and stand-alone

PLC I/O points.

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AUTOCAD CIVIL

This course is designed to introduce participants to the essential elements of AutoCAD Civil

3D for creating, analyzing, and managing civil engineering drawings and projects.


under guidance.

COURSE CONTENT:

The AutoCAD Civil 3D Environment

Working With Point Data

Surface Modeling

Sites And Parcels

Alignments

Profiles And Profile Views

Pipe Networks

Assemblies And Corridors

Cross Sections

Grading

Managing Data


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AUTOCAD INVENTOR

Participants will be thought the fundamental principles behind 3D parametric parts and

assembly design and also the use of the tools and features available in the inventor to create

and amend production-ready parts and assembly.


under guidance.

COURSE CONTENT

Getting started

Basic sketching technique

Basic shape design

Detailed shape design

Assembly design overview

Placing, creating and constraining components

Interacting with an assembly

Basic view creation

Dimensions, annotations and tables

Annotating assembly drawing

Drawing standards and resources

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ONSHORE/OFFSHORE PIPELINE DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION:

This course will provide participants with a comprehensive overview of many and varied

activities that are involved in designing and constructing onshore/offshore pipeline

infrastructure to transport hydrocarbons in a cost effective manner.

COURSE CONTENT

Introduction To Onshore/Offshore Pipeline Design/Construction:

Pipeline Symbols

Procedure For Drafting

Pipeline Design

Importance Of Pipeline Design

Pipeline Stress Analysis

Jointing Pipes

Pipeline Material Specification

Selection Of Line Pipe

Corrosion Protection Of Pipeline System

Cathodic Protection

Conceptual Pipeline Route Map

Risk Management

Presentation Of Overall Pipeline Route Map

Presentation Of Alignment Sheets

Civil Details


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DATA AQUISATION SYSTEM

The objective of the course is to provide participants with the knowledge required to

specify, evaluate and use a wide variety of digital data acquisition systems in laboratory and

field applications. Basic principles of sampling and digitizing theory are presented and

reinforced with practical examples from everyday testing operations. Emphasis is placed on

understanding the theoretical concepts through "mechanical feel" rather than

mathematics.

COURSE CONTENT:

Overview Of The Measurement Process — The System Approach

Basic Concepts: Basic Calculations, The Fourier Transform As A "Black Box", And

Data Presentation In Time And Spectral Domain

Sampling And Digitization Theory

Data Acquisition Hardware

The Computer System

Types Of Digital Acquisition Systems

Data Analysis

Evaluating Data Acquisition Systems

Specifying A System

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COST ENGINEERING

This course is aimed at professionally develop participants in all aspects of cost

engineering practice such as cost estimation, project planning and management, contract

administration etc.

COURSE CONTENT:

Introduction To Cost Engineering

Time Value Of Money & Equivalence

Depreciation & Taxes

Continuous Interest & Discounting

Profitability

Inflation

Break-Even & Minimum Cost Analysis

Optimization

Basic Capital Cost Estimation

Basic Operation Cost Estimation

Basic Progress & Cost Control

Basic Scheduling

Cost Accounting

Basic Project Planning

Computer In Cost Engineering

Ethics, Social, & Legal Aspects


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LABVIEW PROGRAMMING/APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT:

This training gives participants the learning to explore the LabVIEW environment

dataflow programming, and common LabVIEW development techniques in hand-on format,

develop data acquisition, instrument control, data-logging, and measurement analysis

applications.

Course content:

Understanding front panels, Block diagrams, icons, and connector panes

Create user interfaces with charts, graphs and buttons

Using the programming structures and data types that exists in labview

Using various editing and debugging techniques

Create and save Vis for the use as Subvis

Create and log data

Create applications that use data acquisition (DAQ) Devices

Create applications that use GPIB and serial port instruments

Use the state machine design pattern in your applications

Use local variables to modify front panels controls or stop parallel loops

Develop a customized user interface prototype for initial usability testing

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FACILITY MANAGEMENT

Depending on the particular focus required, this programme will give participants an update

on current best practice in facility management. Greater awareness of the customer /

financial / organisational context in which the facility management function operates, a

complete view of the role and responsibilities of the facility management function,

Practical advice and guidance on selection and management of suppliers, Greater awareness

of health and safety compliance issues, risk management and business continuity, An

appreciation of the importance and benefits of good project management.

COURSE CONTENT:

Defining Facility Management

Establishing Control Of Support Services

Focusing On The Customer

Managing The Budget

Understanding Service Contracts

Controlling The Tender Process

Mobilization Of Service Contracts

In-Contract Management

Compliance And Risk Management

Managing A Project (Eg, A Relocation)


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BUSINESS LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT

This course will provide participants with the knowledge of the subject that manages

efficient, effective flow and storage goods, services, and related information in a supply

chain. They are going to cover logistics planning and strategy, customer service,

procurement, transport, inventory, warehousing and handling.

COURSE CONTENT:

Introduction to business logistics/supply chain

Logistics strategy & planning

Transport fundamentals

Inventory management

Purchasing processes

Storage & handling system

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DRILLING/RESERVOIR WELL LOGGING INTERPRETATION

This course is aimed at providing participants with the knowledge of wireline and mud log

acquisition techniques, grasp fundamental physics of log measurements, perform log

quality control and basic log interpretation to identify and characterize reservoirs.

COURSE CONTENT:

Fundamentals of drilling operations

Rock Analysis and Evaluation

Formation Evaluation

Reservoir Fluid Characterization

Fundamentals of Petrophysics

Wireline/Well Logging Tools, Interpretation and Analysis

Schlumberger Petrophysics Software

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HYSYS (CHEMICAL PROCESS DESIGN)

This course will provide participants with the engineering design platform for modeling

and simulating processes for upstream, through gas processing and cryogenic facilities,

to refining and chemicals processing.

COURSE CONTENT:

Introduction to HYSYS

Propane Refrigeration loop

Refrigerated Gas Plant

NGL Fractionation Train

Oil Characterization

Gas Gathering

Two-Stage Compression

Acid Gas Sweetening with DEA

Natural Gas Dehydration with TEG

Process Plant Costing

Reporting in Aspen HYSYS


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PERT MASTER RISK ANALYSIS

In this course, participants will expose to all the essential features and functions they

need to be aware of – from importing schedules, to running risk analysis, risk scoring and

building a risk plan.

COURSE CONTENT

Schedules into Pertmaster

Perform schedule and cost analysis

Generate and interpret confidence curves

Generate and interpret tornado graphs

Construct a risk register and view risks generated

Add qualitative and quantitative risks

Build a risk plan

Generate S curves/use the distribution analyzer

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PIPESIM PIPELINE FLOW ASSURANCE SIMULATION

This course will enable participants to learn and explore steady state, multiphase flow

simulation for oil and gas production systems to analyse well performance, model pipeline

and facilities, and perform nodal analysis using PIPESIM software. They will gain general

understanding of how PIPESIM software is used to design and optimize total production

systems from the reservoir to the final processing delivery point.

COURSE CONTENT

Introduction To PIPESIM

Single Phase Fluid Modeling-Water, Gas Oil

Well Performance Modeling.

Artificial Lift Designs.

Single Branch Pipeline And Facilities

Network Modeling

Olga 2000-Flow Assurance.


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Total Production

System

Completion

Choke

Safety Valve

Tubing

Flowline

Pump

Compressor

Separator

Export

lines

Rise

r

Reservoir

gas

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GENERAL HEALTH SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT (HSE)

This course is designed to meet up the essential parts that make up the workers wellbeing,

safe work place and a managed environment in accordance with the UK-HSE, Shell

Standard. It is aimed at increasing participants’ level of awareness towards HSE concept

to inculcate a sound Health & safety culture within an organization which impacts positively

its productivity and performance with reduced risks level.

Course Content:

HSE Level 1: Foundational

Health, Safety And Environment Fundamentals

General Definitions

HSE Legislations And Policies

Accident

Safety Sign And Symbols

Hazard And Hazard Control (HEMP)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

HSE Level 2: Professional

Health Risk Management At Work

Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

Fire Safety

Fire Precaution, Prevention And Protection System

Fire Extinguisher

First Aid And CPR

HSE Level 3: Practitioner

Permit To Work Procedure

General Precautions For Hot And Cold Work

Safety Audit

Safety Audit Technical Systems

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PETREL (RESERVIOR MODELING)

Participants will be exposed to the formation of velocity models consistent with well

control. This is in context to creating Petrel Models suitable for reservoir simulation

employing depth-calibrated inversion and other attribute cubes precisely integrated with

the well formation

COURSE CONTENT

Theoretical Principle of Reservoir Estimation. (Volume Calculation,Material Balance)

Introduction to Petrel Seismic To Simulation Software.

Importation of Data and QC.

Seimic Interpretation

Surface Interpretation

Fault Interpretation

Structural Modeling(Faults ,Vertical Layering)

Grid Property Modeling (Porosity, Permeability, N/G, SW Facies)

Definition of Fluid Contacts.

Reservoir Mapping. PLOTTING

Pay Zone Insitu Volume Calculation.

Setting Up A Simulation Case in Petrel and Exporting For Eclipse 100 Black Oil

Isothermal Simulator.

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OFFSHORE SAFTEY

This course will expose participants to gain the understanding of health and safety

requirements for offshore operations, Identify offshore hazards and risks Link reliability

to safety in an offshore environment, Recognize the role of management in good safety

regimes, Apply human factors principles to offshore health and safety and benchmark

against an analysis of past safety incidents.

COURSE OUTLINE:

Introduction to HSE importance

HSE barriers

The accident rate and HSE controls

Definitions: HSE, hazard identification , risk, risk assessment, tolerable risk,

dispatcher, HELI-pad, HELI-deck, tail-rotor, life jacket, life vest, muster station,

tailing rope, live platform, gamma ray source, sea-anchor, OIM

Hazards classifications

Hazards effect

Risk assessment process

How is risk estimated

Offshore related standards

Offshore accidents

Safety zones around oil and gas installations. What is a safety zone?

Offshore platform 500m zone entry permit

Traveling to / from offshore

Hazards from helicopter

Helicopter safety

Leaving the helicopter


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General precautions

Supervision

Disembarking and embarking at a barge

Disembarking and embarking (at the platform)

Cranes and personnel baskets

Responsibilities of personnel basket transfer

On the platform

Mandatory instructions on the platform

Offshore cranes

Offshore helidecks

Emergencies

Man over board (MOB)

Boutakov (williamson) manoeuvre

Expanding Square Search (ESS)

Emergency control team

Hazard detection system

Firefighting system and equipment

Escape and evacuation equipment

Platform safe operation procedure ( SOP )

Permits-to-work

Area authority responsibilities

Activities covered & no permit required

Equipment required ICC

Work permit distribution

Isolation methods

Lockout and tag out procedures

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LOTO video

Safe start-up procedures

Simops

Fire triangle

Explosion mixture diagram

Hot tapping - general considerations

Hot tapping work procedure

Hot tapping – safety considerations

H2S & toxic gases safety

Hydrogen sulfide H2S ( toxic gas )

Respiratory protective equipment

Hydrogen sulfide H2S ( toxic gas )

Radiation hazards

Radar video surveillance (RSV)

Security CCTV cameras for platform monitoring

Hazards of pressure testing

Hot bolting

Hot bolting- precautions

Hot bolting procedure


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