Diploma
Oil & Gas Industry is one of the richest Industries and is among the core industries in India. It plays a vital role in influencing decisions across other important spheres of the economy. India has been among the world’s fastest growing economies and with growing economy comes an increasing demand for energy. If current trends continue, India will be the world’s third largest energy consumer by 2020.
The emphasis of this course is on Oil production facilities from the well completions to the delivery of a specification crude oil product to the refinery. Both onshore and offshore facilities are discussed. Produced water treating and water injection, Gas injection and various types of EOR systems are also covered.
Solution gas and non-associated gas handling processes, NGL and LPG recovery, handling, and Process equipment isolation procedure will be discussed at a relatively high level. In addition to the engineering aspects of oil and gas production facilities, static & rotating equipment, practical operating problems and trouble shootings will also be covered, including emulsion treatment, chemical handling, sand handling, dealing with wax and Asphaltanes, etc.
10+2 or 12th-grade pass irrespective of the stream opted Arts/Commerce/Science with a minimum aggregate from a recognized board (can be CBSE, ICSE, State Board).
Safety Supervisor, Instructor, Safety Officer, Safety consultant, Fireman, Fire Officer, Safety In charge, Fire Safety Trainer, Health and Safety Instructor, Safety Instructor.
It is not difficult to understand why oil and gas are so important in our lives. Usage of oil and gas is not just limited to transport, heating and electricity. Apart from being a crucial energy source, these are widely used in pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, solvents and plastics. World’s economy as well as its survival are totally dependent on the production and consumption of these two commodities.
Production of petrol, diesel or LPG is a very complex process and involves different stages. The oil and gas industry can be segmented into upstream, midstream and downstream. Upstream involves exploration, drilling and production of crude oil. It is the most capital intensive stage. Midstream involves transportation and storage of crude oil. Downstream activities primarily involve refining of crude oil and marketing of the finished products like petrol, diesel, kerosene, jet fuel, asphalt, LPG, LNG, etc.