track record
timeline
1999 - Petrofac Training supports AIOC training requirements with delegates travelling to our UK facilities.
2002 - Petrofac Training opens office and starts in-country delivery of training.
2004 - Petrofac training relocates to larger office/training room facility and also adds practical training for LOLER.
- Training delivery in Georgia for the BTC project begins and is ongoing through 2007.
2005 - CSE training module added.
2007 - Plans are drawn up to build custom facility to increase capability
case studies
KCA Deutag Ltd
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KCA Deutag Baku, Azerbaijan HSE training 2003 ongoing |
In 2003, Petrofac Training was awarded a contract with KCA Deutag to provide a range of HSE awareness courses in the Caspian region. Our experienced team deliver both theoretical and practical training to meet the needs of KCA's training matrix and numerous client specific courses to train delegates for the various projects the client is involved with.
KCA Deutag chose Petrofac Training as their safety training provider because of our flexible approach and our facilities, including practical training areas which provide a suitable HSE learning environment.
A continuation of close communication with the client has been a key factor of the project and work is ongoing with new potential in the Caspian region, having trained over 8,000 delegates in Baku to date.
ONGC
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ONGC India Management of major emergencies training 64 2006 2008 |
In 2006, Petrofac Training was awarded a two-year contract with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), and, for the last eight months a team comprising personnel from Petrofac Training's Middle East and European operations, have been working together to construct a major emergency management simulator for ONGC.
Working closely with the team at ONGC, we scoped out, designed and managed the implementation of an emergency management solution that has resulted in the development of a tailored course syllabus and training facility for ONGC's Offshore Installation Managers (OIMs) to ensure that they have a level of competence to effectively deal with any emergency situation.
The training courses and assessment criteria, together with the newly created specialist emergency management simulator located in ONGC's training centre in Dehradun, some 125 miles from the capital New Delhi, has culminated in the award of OPITO accreditation for Petrofac Training to train and assess OIMs to the OPITO standards.
A total of 64 OIMs are scheduled to have completed training and assessment by April 2008.