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Course Objectives Understanding the supply chain concept  Learning how to increase the amount of information and at the same time reduce inventory costs and run operations Understanding a comprehensive concept for logistics Learning how to reduce the complexity of the business as far as possible Becoming truly responsive to your customers’ real needs Determine your exact material status and inventory dollar burden This course covers the inventory management techniques which will improve your inventory turnover ratio and transform frozen assets into cash. The course will explore the latest inventory management methods for saving money, satisfying customers and speeding up the flow of inventory. Who Should Attend?  Managers Superintendents Sales, operations and strategic planning Staff Whoever can benefit from enhancing their skills in the inventory management techniques and supply chain concept Course Content Day 1 Importance of the Value Chain Supply Management Importance of Supply Management Problems Addressed Tax Efficient Supply Chain Management Reverse Supply Chain Supply Management Strategic Systems and Value Day 2 Supply Risk Management Supply Management Tools and Techniques Supply Management Future The Strategic Role of Inventory Management Techniques Inventory Planning Inventory Replenishment Day 3 Inventory Accuracy Warehousing Operations Inventory Management Inventory Measurement Inventory Reporting Inventory Audits Day 4 Demand Management Lead-time Analysis Rig and Camp Load Lists Order of Rig Move Distance and Road Conditions Issues of Concern If Power Line or Bridges Time Frames Day 5 Pre-tour Safety Meeting Pre-job Safety Meeting Check of Lifting Equipment Wearing of Personal Protective Equipment  Securing of Loads Sequence of Loads Team Operations Register Now

Course Objectives Understanding drilling fluid systems Learning how to design and select proper drilling fluids systems Understanding wellbore stability/chemical inhibition Being familiar with solids control equipment selection operations Being able to troubleshoot mud systems This course covers all aspects of drilling fluids technology, balancing both theory and practical applications Who Should Attend?  Petroleum engineers Engineers  and technicians who  are already familiar with drilling fluid technology Fluid operators Drilling engineers  Those who are involved in planning or evaluation of the drilling fluids  Course Content Day 1 Introduction to Drilling Fluids (DF) Drilling Fluids Functions Drilling Fluids Properties and Measurements Types of Drilling Fluids Applications of the Various Types of Drilling Fluids Day 2 Composition of Drilling Fluids Geology and Reservoir Clay Chemistry Polymer Chemistry  Inhibition Day 3 DF Systems Contamination Rheology and Hydraulics Rheological Models Hydraulics Calculations Day 4 Formation Damage Drill- in Fluids Lost Circulation Stuck Pipe Corrosion Day 5 Completion and Well Bore Clean Up  Solids Control  Mud Testing  Treatment of Water-Base Fluids  Solids Control and Impact of Solids Control Density Control Additives and Calculations Register Now

Course Objectives This course in corrosion control in the oil and gas industries has been designed for professionals who are working in the field of oil and gas Understanding of corrosion ramifications in oil production operations Learning how to recognize the various forms of corrosion attack Learning how to carry out a corrosion failure analysis Learning how to utilize the most appropriate method for corrosion control  Learning how to adopt the most appropriate monitoring techniques  Learning how to utilize the information sources Guided by leaders in the field, participants will explore principles and protection strategies. The combination of teaching methods – formal lectures, case studies and practical sessions – will maximize the learning process and your understanding of the subject. Who Should Attend?  Engineers engaged in the oil and gas industry  Engineers involved with the inspection function and / or corrosion mitigation. Representatives of government agencies and insurance Course Content Day 1 Overview  Economics  Corrosion Fundamentals    Basic Corrosion Principles    Forms of Corrosion   Day 2 Corrosion Aspects – Oxygen   Hydrogen Sulphide Carbon Dioxide, Bacterial Corrosion Control – Design Day 3 Cathodic Protection  Materials Selection   Coatings and Linings     Corrosion Management Day 4 Corrosion Failure Analysis Water Chemistry Quality Assurance Corrosion Samples  Day 5 Corrosion Under Insulation Pipelines and Risers Oil Refining Corrosion Film Register Now