Yennai Oilfield Courses

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Course Catalogue

For Oil Field

Training Center


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Oil field training centre and Consultant

Course conducted by Yennais Oil Field Training Centre and Consultant

- Introductory Courses

Oil and gas industry

Drilling

Basic Oilfield Maths and Hydraulics

Introduction to Drilling Engineering Cementing Practices

Production

Basic Production Engineering

Well Completions and Design

Artificial Lift Technology

Basic Reservoir engineering

Exploration

Seismic Interpretation

Surface Mapping

Instrumentation and control

Programmable Logic Controllers Fundamentals and Application

Remote Control and SCADA Systems

Offshore industry

Coiled tubing operation

Formation Evaluation

Introduction to Formation Evaluation

Log Analysis and interpretation and their uses in Hydrocarbon

evaluation

Petroleum Geology

Facilities Engineering and Design


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- Advance Courses

Drilling

Advanced Drilling and Work over Practices Directional and Horizontal Well Technology

Well Control

Drilling Fluid Technology

Production

Electrical Submersible Pumps: Troubleshooting

Work over operation using Slickline


Production testing

- Health, Safety and Environment courses.

Health, Safety and Environment

HSE Supervisor Training

Green Policies Risk Analysis and Awareness

Fire safety and prevention

Noise Pollution Management- Other courses

Welding Technology (TIG and MIG) AUTOCAD Training Course Maintenance Management Pipeline Operation and Maintenance Well Head and Christmas Tree Maintenance Corrosion and Treatment of Pipes and Tanks

Quality Assurance and Quality Control


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Course Curriculum for Oilfield Training Center

Introduction to Oil and Gas Industry

Course Overview

The primary concern of all parties involved in drilling hydrocarbon wells is to maintain full

control of formation fluids at all times, preventing their migration into the wellbore. Our team of

experts has designed to enhance your understanding of the fundamentals of well control

operations. At Yennai we have state-of-the-art simulators to mimic downhole conditions.

Practical study is taught by giving histories of blow outs and other well control events to give a

good understanding to the audience. Blowout preventer equipment is described, pressures

measured in the BOP are explained, and circulation of the closed well is discussed. Simple

practical exercises are used to describe the Driller Method and Wait and Weight Method of well

control.

Course Contents

Introduction to the Upstream and Downstream Industry

Overview of Petroleum Geology, Drilling, Production and Subsurface Engineering

Overview of Facilities and Construction of Oil and Gas Infrastructure

Role and Functions of various Subdivisions in the Oil Industry Who

should attend the course?

The Course is a must attend for trainees, fresh graduates, operators and personnel looking for a

successful career in the Petroleum Industry.


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Basic Oilfield Maths and Hydraulics

Course Description

The Course is designed for Rig Crew and Field Personnel who have to deal with calculations

involving pressure, area, capacities and hydraulics. The course modules contain detailed

explanation of key mechanical concepts and provide the participant with the logical ability to

approach the various problems encountered on the rig and the field in daily operations. The

participants are also introduced to various industry standards for tools and equipments used in

the Oil and Gas Industry.

Course Content

Introduction to Rig Maths

Area Calculations

Annular Area Calculat ions

Volume Calculat ions Hydrostatic

Pressure Calculations Drilling

Related Calculations

Who should attend this course?

This two day course is a must for personnel who have just joined the industry and a refresher

course for experienced crew. The Course is conducted in both Field and S.I. units to familiarize

the participants with conversion factors and systems giving them the ability to work in any part

of the globe.

Health, Safety and Environment

Course Description

The smooth functioning of any industry depends upon the Health and Safety of the workforce

and equipment employed by the Industry. The Oil and Gas Industry is known to operate under


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extreme climates and remote locations, thus prevention of untoward incidents and planning for

contingencies is of utmost importance. The Industry also emphasizes on the preservation of the

environment trying to minimize the imprint of its operations on the environment.

The planning and execution of projects at such a large scale requires trained manpower. Yennai

provides a two day course on Health, Safety and Environmental planning, execution guidelines.

The Course involves use of Case study based scenarios where participants are allowed to make

assessments and suggest improvements, giving them a practical experience in dealing with issues

related to Health, Safety and Environment.

Course Content

Fire Safet y Foundations Safety

Policies and Statements Safety

Culture

Principles of Risk Assessment Engineering

Safety and Accident Prevention

Occupational Health

Personnel Protection and Equipment Handling

Environmental Controls and Guidelines

Environmental Impact Assessment


The main audience for the course includes Field Personnel, Planners and Project Execution

Managers.


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Basic Petroleum Geology

Course Description

Oil and Gas is found locked deep inside the Earths crust and hence for finding crude reserves it

is necessary to understand the processes that lead to the formation and entrapment of

petroleum deep inside the earth. The understanding of various concepts involved will help in

finding and recovering such reserves efficiently. There is an increasing need to understand and

interpret the oil bearing structures as production is finding to keep up with the ever increasing

world demand for crude oil.

Course Content

Petrology Structural Geology

Composition of Rocks

Sedimentology and Stratigraphy

Origin and Migration of Hydrocarbons

Hydrocarbon Traps and Seals

Depositional Environment


The course is designed for anyone aiming to improve their understanding about Reservoir

Geology.

Introduction to Drilling Engineering

Course Description


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To reach the vast oil and gas reserves trapped deep inside the earth, wells need to be drilled and

maintained. This course deals with the science of drilling oil wells and the technology used

for the drilling of such wells. The Course additionally introduces the participant to Drilling

industry standards, guidelines, quality control and handling and maintenance requirements.

Course Content

Introduction to Well Planning

Rig Sizing and Selection

Formation pore pressures and Fracture Gradients

Bit and Rig Hydraulics

Drilling fluids selection Casing and

Tubing Design Concepts

Cementation


The intended audience is rig personnel, engineers, fresh graduates and industry professionals

looking to gain deeper understanding of the drilling industry.

Basic Production Engineering

Course Description

Production Engineering deals with design of production equipment to optimally produce the

petroleum fluids from the subsurface. The advancement in technology has helped in bettercontrol and monitoring of the produced fluids. The studies are conducted in multiphase flow

and understanding properties of fluid. The course learning helps participants understand and

review current production policies and technologies involved. It thus helps them tackle

production related problems and plan work over operations for the same.


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Course Content

Petroleum Production System

Properties of Oil and Natural Gas

Reservoir Deliverability

Wellbore Performance

Choke Performance

Well Deliverability

Forecast of Well Production

Production Decline Analysis


The course is designed for fresh graduates, trainees and industry personnel like geologists,

production and reservoir engineers.

Introduction to Facilities Engineering and Design

Course Description

Crude Oil production and Processing has become a complex operation today which includes

manpower comprising of people from different disciplines coming together to provide an

integrated solution with the help of design and engineering ingenuity.

The Course has been designed keeping in mind the complexity that goes into design and

maintenance of such facilities, covering important petroleum, mechanical and civil engineering

concepts which help the participant to get a head start in such projects.


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Course Content

Oil and Gas Processing

Separation S ystems Emulsion and

Water treating facilities Gas Treating

and Processing Transportation

Systems

Measurement and Storage Systems

Management of Surface facilities


The Course audience primarily would consist of field and facility design personnel and

administrative professionals.

Well Completions and Design

Course Description

Well Completions have advanced to new heights and technologies from the earlier 20 th century

wells drilled for production of oil. Today the deviated wells combined with complex reservoirs

requires you to have thorough completion strategies to minimize wellbore problems and

minimize maintenance costs.

The five da y course will help the participant identify requirements for completion, select

suitable completion equipment and design completions which will reduce costs and increase well

life and provide be tter control for reservoir monitoring.

Course Content

Reservoir Completions


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Sand Control

Life of Well Completions

Tubing Performance

Artificial Lift Design

Completion Equipment: Selection and Installation

Specialist Completions


The Course is intended for Petroleum, Production and Reservoir Engineers as well as

personnel involved in or entering the Oil Industry in the Completions Sector.

Basic Reservoir Engineering

Course Description

The Crux of understanding the subsurface structures and planning their production to

maximize the recovery lies with the subsurface and production team. Reservoir Engineers are an

asset to such teams. We understand the need for skilled personnel who have in-depth knowledge

about geosciences; keeping this in mind an introduction course to reservoir engineering has been

designed. This five day course can also be tailor made to include various other topics

pertaining to other aspects of reservoir engineering.

Course Content

Introduction to Reservoir Engineering

PVT Analysis

Reserves Estimation and Guidelines


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Material Balance

Well Testing

Water Influx


Personnel with a desire to learn about the happenings of the reservoir rock down hole are

welcome for this course. Only personnel who are already involved in the oil and gas industry

would be ideal for this course.

Introduction to Formation Evaluation

Course Description

Formation Evaluation is gaining importance with increasing need of better reservoir

understanding and characterization. Formation Evaluation helps in estimation of reserves and

develops a production plan best suited to produce the reservoir to its capacity. It involves use of

advanced tools and interpretation techniques. The Course deals with introduction to the basics of

formation evaluation and the interpretation techniques.

Course Content

Introduction to Logging

Logging tools

Open hole and Cased Hole Logging S ystems

Coring and Formation Evaluation at the Drill Site

Log Interpretation

Saturation Analysis

Application of Formation Evaluation Results


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The four day course is ideal for Geologists, Geophysicists and Petroleum Engineers leading

towards better understanding of various Formation Evaluation Concepts.

Introduction to Production Testing

Course Overview

Tests on Oil and Gas wells are made during various stages of Drilling, Completion andProduction. It is important to understand the reasons behind such tests and what can be inferred

from such tests. This Course introduces the participant to various tools and equipment used

for production testing and helps him understand the operational and maintenance aspects

of Surface and down hole Testing.

Course Contents

Safety Procedures and Standards

Piping Systems and Flow Controls

Separator and Instrumentation

Pressure and Temperature Measurements

Volume and Flow rate Measurements

Who should attend the course?

The course is ideal for freshers, operators and Testing engineers giving them better

understanding of the operational aspects of Production Testing.

Workover Operations using Slickline

Course Overview


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Slickline operations can save a great deal of time and money, when performed efficiently andSafely. Efficiency and safety can only be achieved through good planning, and this includes

employing highly skilled, conscientious operators, trained to the correct standards and

procedures, and using the correct tools and equipment maintained to the highest standards. Theskills can only come from good on-the-job practical experience, the knowledge behind the skills

from technical and safet y courses and appropriate literature. Yennai has conducted varioussuccessful Slickline operations and would like to bring its expertise and experience to the

Oilfield Training Center helping you to conduct Slickline Operations in a safe and highlysuccessful manner. Yennai has conducted various successful Slickline operations and wouldlike to bring its expertise and experience to the Oilfield Training Center he lping you to

conduct Slickline Operations in a safe and highly successful manner.

Course Contents

Introduction to Slick line Operations and Safety Guidelines Surface Equipment

Basic Tool String

Standards Tools and their Applications

Standard Rig up and Operating Procedures


This two day course is ideal for field personnel and operators looking to establish themselves

in the Workover operations of the Petroleum Industry.

Introduction to Coiled Tubing Operations

Course Overview

Coiled Tubing has become more than ever an important tool used in various aspects for

Drilling, Workover and Completions. The number of coiled tubing units is constantly increasing


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yet the very few skilled personnel are available for its operations. We take this as a challenge and

our well qualified team of specialists has designed a module covering the most important aspects

of coiled tubing operations.

Course Contents

Introduction to Coiled tubing

Applications

Surface Equipment

Subsurface Equipment and Downhole Tools

Operational Procedures and Guidelines

Coiled Tubing Performance and Limits

Mitigating Risks during Coiled Tubing Operations


The Course is designed for engineers who want to add a specialized skill to their knowledge thus

opening a wide spectrum opportunities for them.

Introduction to Offshore Industry

Course Overview

Offshore Industry has existed for decades producing vast quantities of petroleum reserves for

consumption. As the demand for greater production grows Oil and Gas Companies venture into

deeper waters making this a very lucrative career to work with. From the early stages of barges

and shallow water reservoirs to ocean depths of thousands of feet of water, the offshore industry

has come a long way and grown in many complexities to what it is today. The three day course

offered at the training center introduces the participants to the vast operations of the industryallowing them to get better adjusted to the environments and the work situations of the offshore

industry.


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Course Contents

Introduction to Offshore Environment

Offshore Installations and their applications

Design, stability and planning for offshore structures

Equipment and their operations aboard the offshore structures

Health, Safety and Environmental Guidelines


The course is ideal for people who would like to be a part of this lucrative industry and are willing

to take challenges.

Fire Safety and Prevention

Course Overview

The Oil and Gas Industry is known for its high standards of Safety and Management. A lot of

planning is required for the same which depends upon reliable and skilled personnel. Working

under hazardous conditions requires knowledge of safety systems and concepts of FirePrevention.

Course Contents

Introduction to Principles of Fire Safet y

Protection Philosophy

Properties and Characteristics of Hydrocarbons and their fires and explosion

Risk Analysis

Containment and Drainage Systems Control and Emergency Systems Control of Ignition Sources

Evacuation and Contingency Planning


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Human Factors, Ergonomics and Egress


Safety of Personnel cannot be compromised upon and hence this three day course is a must for

everyone working in the Oil and Gas Industry.

Advanced Drilling and Work over Practices

Course Overview

Massive Exploration projects have been carried out in the last two decades leading to discovery

of large offshore reserves. With this trend on the rise, challenging new limits and greater

depths Drilling Engineering and Operations advance at a greater pace than ever before. This

course will introduce the participants to advanced drilling operations to drill in challenging

formations.

Course Contents

Tubular Design and Use

Drilling Optimization Methods

Hole Mechanics and Wellbore Stability

Rig Hydraulics and Bottom Hole Assembly Design

Advanced Mud Rheology

Cementation

HPHT Drilling Environments and Operations

Introduction to Underbalanced Drilling



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The Course is recommended for practicing Drilling Engineers, Well Planners, and Petroleum

Engineers.

Directional and Horizontal Well Technology

Course Overview

Deeper Reservoirs, complex environments and highly stratified reservoirs adding to rising

drilling and exploration costs lead to the popularity and need of directional and horizontal wells

that would increase the efficiency of reservoir drainage. In the last few decades more than ten

thousand wells have been drilled using this technology.

Course Content

Directional Surveying

Fundamentals Data Collection

Quality Analysis and Control Introduction to

Directional Drilling Techniques Well Planning

and Tool Selection

Special problems during Directional Drilling

Cementing Directional and Horizontal Wells

Completion Programs for Horizontal Wells


The intended course for this course is Drilling engineers, Petroleum and Production engineers.

Well Control

Course Overview

Majority of the Oil Wells drilled in the world have used normal rotary drilling operations. In


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such operations there are high possibilities for formation damage due to fluids used during

drilling operations. This also leads to distortion of data near the wellbore from wireline

measurements. Use of underbalanced techniques prevents such problems and helps in

preventing data distortion. Use of such drilling techniques requires special equipment andtechniques. The Drilling Personnel need to be specially trained for this operation.

Course Content

Underbalanced Drilling Techniques

Underbalanced Drilling Advantages

Underbalanced Drilling Systems

Mud Properties

Special Considerations


The intended course for this course is Drilling engineers, Petroleum and Production engineers.

Well Control

Course Overview

The primary concern of all parties involved in drilling hydrocarbon wells is to maintain full

control of formation fluids at all times, preventing their migration into the wellbore. Our team of

experts has designed to enhance your understanding of the fundamentals of well control

operations. At Yennai we have state-of-the-art simulators to mimic downhole conditions.

Practical study is taught by giving histories of blow outs and other well control events to give a

good understanding to the audience. Blowout preventer equipment is described, pressures

measured in the BOP are explained, and circulation of the closed well is discussed. Simple

practical exercises are used to describe the Driller Method and Wait and Weight Method of well

control.

Course Content


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Well Control: Principles and Practice

Causes of kicks and its detection

Well control Equipment

Well Control procedures

Pressure concepts and calculations

Subsea Well Control: Principles and practice


This course is meant for personnel involved in drilling operation, well intervention operations

and first time well control students.

Seismic Interpretation

Course Description

Seismic technology is being used on a large scale to improve oil recovery and optimize energy

use in the world today. At Yennai we train you to work on 2D, 3D and 4D surface seismic data to

monitor the reservoir and to position new wells more confidently to revitalize production. The

participants will ga in an understanding of actively producing hydrocarbon areas by interpreting2-D and 3-D seismic examples of structural and stratigraphic features. 4D seismic, which is the

latest technology will be taught to the participants showing how reservoir properties change over

the productive life of the reservoir.

Course Content

Seismic Fundamentals

Importance of Seismic Signals

2-D and 3-D Interpretation Techniques

4D Interpretations

Amplitude versus Offset (AVO)


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Who should attend?

Personnel of all experience levels will benefit from this course by adding seismic interpretation

to their technical skills portfolio.

Surface Mapping

Course Description

Exploration and production activities in the Petroleum Industry require reliable and high quality

maps. This course will enable participants to develop these map data contouring skills.

Course Content

Exploration and Production Activities

Contour Maps

Subsurface Mapping

Prospect Mapping


This course is a must for personnel involved in the exploration industry as well as newcomers to

the industry.

Log Analysis and interpretation and their uses in Hydrocarbon evaluation

Course Description

Logs are playing an increasing role in modern reservoir management by providing the only

means of identifying downhole fluid movements directly. Numerous field examples will be used

in the course to illustrate the principles of log interpretation and deriving conclusions out of the

log charts. Both the theory and practice of applied interpretation, as well as practical advice,exercises, limitations and advantages of one logging technique over the other are covered in this

study of actual logs.

Course Content

Geological Properties Recorded on Logs


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Logging Tools and What They Measure

Quick Look Log Analysis Techniques

Permeability Estimation from Logs

Pay Determination


Drilling engineers, managers, reservoir engineers, production engineers/ technologists, petro

physicists, log analysts, and anyone interested in understanding what information can be derived

out of logging and the interpretation techniques.


Course Description

The three-day course covers the fundamentals of log analysis for understanding open-hole logs

and gaining immediate practical skills in formation evaluation. This course will teach one to take

the right operational decisions during the course of drilling and testing a well from data

gathering, completion and testing. This course covers tool physics of the main LWD and wireline tools,

the application of data gathered to formation recognition, reservoir identification and fluid recognition,

and finally quality control.

Course Content

Basic Log types

Logging methods

MWD and LWD

Drillstem and Formation testing

Quick Look Log Analysis Techniques



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The target audience for this course is operational petrophysicists in their ?rst few years within

the discipline. The course also may be useful for those in sister disciplines or new comers to thisdiscipline.

Cementing Practices

Course Description

Cementing is a key factor in the well construction plan. A good working knowledge of cement

slurry design, cement additives, and placement procedures should be acquired by the operating

company and the service company personnel. This session will cover cement standards, cement

materials, primary cementing, plug cementing, squeeze cementing, cement evaluation, and good

cementing practices. This course will also cover casing hardware, cement blending, cement

additive blending, on-site mixing equipment and job execution on location.

Course Content

Introduction

Cement Standards

Cement Additives

Primary Cementing

Spacers and Washes

Casing Types

Mixing Equipment

Cement Blending

Squeeze Cementing

Plug Cementing



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Operating and service company personnel responsible for planning, designing, laboratory testing,

overseeing, and executing cementing operations. Also for personnel working for all kind of well

head jobs and maintenance works on rigs.

Artificial Lift Technology

Course Description

Around 90% of the wells worldwide have incorporated some form of artificial lift technique to

maintain oil and gas production. Participants will learn the different artificial lift techniques

utilized to increase production from the well. Participants gain experience in solving problems by

hand and also by using advanced computer programs. The priority in the oil industry today is to

maximize production and hence we shall train the participants on the methods to do so.

Course Content

Criteria for selection of artificial lift system

Inflow and Outflow performance relations

Rod Lift

Plunger Lift

Gas Lift

Hydraulic Lift

Electrical Submersible Pump

Optimization Automation


Engineers, technicians, field supervisors, and others who select, design, install, evaluate, or operate

artificial lift systems. Also, it will be of great help to personnel related to other fields pertaining to

upstream oil industry practices.


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Electrical Submersible Pumps: Troubleshooting

Course Description

This 2 day course is a must for personnel who want to gain a deeper understanding of electrical

submersible pump method for artificial lifting crude from well. This method has increased its

market share among the different artificial lift methods because of its high efficiency to increase

production and low maintenance. Troubleshooting is an important part of art ificial lift operations

and several typical surveillance problems are solved. Technical explanations of common

practices are given, along with troubleshooting hints, strategies for getting the most out of

equipment, and a methodology for detailed field operations programming. All components will

be described in detail.

Course Content

Overview of artificial lift technology

ESP design: pump performance curves, pump intake curves, typical problems, installat ion

& Troubleshooting

Pump and Motor selection criteria

Best practices for installation and maintenance


This three day course is an introduction for engineers, technologists, service personnel and others

involved in the planning and programming of completion and work over operations. It is a must

for those involved in the production department in the oil and gas industry.

Drilling Fluid Technology

Course Description

The course covers all aspects of drilling fluids technology, balancing both theory and practical

application. The drilling fluid is related either directly or indirectly to almost every drilling

problem and hence its knowledge is of utmost importance. This course will aid in evaluating the

advantages and limitations of the various fluid systems, hence maximizing drilling performance,


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reducing reservoir damage in an environmentally friendly and cost effective manner. It mainly

includes the reasons why drilling fluid density and viscosity are controlled, discussion of the

various drilling fluid hydraulic models, flow regimes and how these affect the well, pressure

distribution in the circulating system, interpretation of drilling fluid pressure behaviour and hole

cleaning.

Course Content

Introduction Functions of a

drilling fluid Drilling Fluid

Classification

Relationship of Mud Properties to function

Rheology

Drilling Problems

Identificat ion and treatment of contaminants


This course is intended to be instructional and aimed at engineers and technicians who arealready familiar with drilling fluid technology. It is useful for fluid operators, drilling engineers

and all those involved in the supervision of the work carried out by contractor companies and in

the planning or evaluation of the drilling fluids to be employed.

Well Head and Christmas Tree Maintenance

Course Description

This course will provide participants with detailed information on wellhead. At Yennai we

provide practical training on well head maintenance since we specialize in this area. Our team ofexperts have a vast pool of experience to share with the participants with regards to Well Head.

We focus on cost-effective wellhead maintenance services. We have experience on all types of

wellhead and wellhead equipment to train the participants. Upon completion of the course,

participants will know the operating principles of the different equipments and will be able to

study a wellhead program and design a test program.


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Course Content

Functions, Principles and Technology of Well Head

Study of Well Head components

Subsea Equipments Auxiliary

Equipments

Maintenance Tools and Techniques


This course is for Engineers or technicians interested in improving their knowledge in wellhead

equipment used in drilling and production programs.

HSE Supervisor Training

Course Description

Yennais objectives in the training of this course is to make the participants thorough with zero

accidents and injuries to personnel, no discharge of damaging materials or fluids to the

environment, no work related sicknesses or diseases. The course teaches participants to conductall operations in a safe manner to avoid undesirable or unsafe situations.

Course Content

Introduction to HSE Overview of the

oil and gas industry Potential

Environmental Impacts

Environmental Management

Operational Practices and Procedures

Safe Working Practices

Fire Precautions and Safety practices


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This course is targeted at those who may have a limited involvement in health and safety, such as

lawyers, human resources managers, engineers and those involved in construction activities

pertaining to oil and gas industry.

Green Policies

Course Description

This course discusses environmental issues at a technical level, and finds solutions to the

ongoing environmental problems the oil industry is facing. The course covers the oil and gas

industry in general, both onshore and offshore, with emphasis on upstream operations, i.e. oil

and gas production facilities and terminals. We demonstrate a basic understanding ofenvironmental risk management and assessment arising from oil and gas company activities

including, air, water and waste emission, and their potential controls. We equip the participants

with knowledge to identify basics sources, pathways and receptors of pollutants, relevant

standards (e.g. industry, international) for emissions discharges and waste disposal, and

operational controls and plans/procedures in place to mitigate them. A key part of the course

will be review and discussion of ISO certification and auditing related to environment.

Course Content

Environmental Risk Management and Assessment

Permitting

Modeling

Emission Limits and Co ntrol Environmental

Monitoring and Data Management Spill Response

Site Assessment, Management and Remediation



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This course is for all staff in the oil & gas and petrochemicals industries requiring a basic

awareness in environmental techniques and management. This course should be of benefit to a

wide audience even those with no prior environmental knowledge.

Risk Analysis and Awareness

Course Description

In this course the participant will learn to identify and manage risk within the framework of a

management system. The importance of this subject is because quantitative risk analysis is a key

tool applied in safety management and risk control throughout concept, design, construction,

operation and decommissioning of all oil & gas industry activity in order to achieve safe

operations and hazard control. Our team teaches the participants a structured approach to thinking

through threats, followed by an evaluation of the probability and cost of events occurring, the useof existing resources, contingency planning and good use of new resources.

Course Content

Introduction to Risk

Hazard Identification

Identificat ion and evaluation of risk reducing measures

Accident and Incident history and investigation

Flammable and toxic gas dispersion analysis

Risk assessment (Qualitative and Quantitative)


HSE Professionals, Engineers, Supervisors, Project managers, and HR personnels requiring a

foundation in risk assessment fundamentals should attend this course.

Corrosion and Treatment of Pipes and Tanks

Course Description


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Corrosion problems have always presented a severe challenge to oil and gas producing

operations. This course will cover the main causes of corrosion in upstream oil and gas

operations, as well as monitoring and mitigation methods. It is designed to give participants a

basic understanding of the causes of deposition and corrosion in water, steam, oil and gas

systems. The importance of internal corrosion and its prevention will be examined with emphasis

on material selection, coatings and use of corrosion inhibitors.

Course Content

Corrosion Chemistry

Causes of corrosion

Material Selection

Long term impact of corrosion

Corrosion Control Corrosion

Inhibitors

Management and strategy for avoiding corrosion


This course is mainly for managers, engineers, chemists, and operators who need to understand

corrosion and its control management in oil and gas production and processing.

Quality Assurance and Quality Control

Course Description

It is important to realize also that quality is the main ingredient to success for an organization.

Hence we have introduced this course to enlighten participants about the importance of quality. We

focus on the definitions of both the terms which are; Quality assurance, or QA for short, refers to aprogram for the systematic monitoring and evaluation of the various aspects of a project, service, or

facility to ensure that standards of quality are being met. Quality control is a process by which

entities review the quality of a ll factors involved in production. Hence the participants will be

taught about both QA and QC in depth through this course.


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Course Content

Job Management

Product Understanding

Quality Regulation

Total Quality Management Reliability,

Maintainability, Sa fety and Strength

Performance and Integrity


This course is targeted towards personnel working in engineering operations without any

knowledge of Quality control and Quality Assurance.

Maintenance Management

Course Description

This workshop will equip participants with the tools, skills, behavioral attributes, and

competencies needed to manage oil industry related projects. We will teach the participants world

class maintenance standards and methods to apply them. Importance will be laid on Work control,

planning, and scheduling. Our team of maintenance experts at Yennai will demonstrate practical

examples on mechanical equipments maintenance procedures.

Course Content

Introduction to world standards and Definitions

Mechanical tools and equipments Maintenance

Planning and Resources Maintenance strategies

Materials for maintenance


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Organization Competence


This course is meant for all personnel involved with maintenance activities who are supervisors, team

leaders, or managers who would like to raise the quality of their maintenance activities.

Pipeline Operation and Maintenance

Course Description

This 5 day course will review the basics of pipeline hydraulics, pipeline design codes, pipe

selection and pump selection procedures. Emphasis is laid on maintenance of pipelines in the

form of line maintenance, valve maintenance, leak detection and the equipments required formaintenance. In addition analysis & control of pipeline surges are taken care of. The practical

aspects of material selection and fabrication will be considered, including materials for high and

low temperature service, cutting, bending, welding processes, heat treatment requirements and

nondestructive examination. Code requirements and the practical limitations of each operation

will be discussed, as well as the economics of material selection and alternate fabrication

processes.

Course Content

Introduction to pipeline

Hydraulics Pipeline Design codes

Pipe Selection Selection of

Pipeline Pumps

Maintenance Equipments

Mainline Design and Construction

Meters and Measurements

Pipeline Economics



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We recommend this course for Engineers new to the pipeline industry, those who need a

practical knowledge of liquid pipeline hydraulics. This can benefit all those who want a broader

knowledge about the pipeline industry.

Programmable Logic Controllers Fundamentals and Application

Course Description

This 2 day course applies fundamental instrumentation and control engineering principles to oil

and gas facilities design and operations. We discuss PLC basics like electrical relay circuits logic

and PLC relay circuits logic. PLC hardware requirements and their implementation are reviewed

in detail.

Course Content

PLC Basics

Hardware Components

Programming Language and Logic implementation

Applications


Technicians and personnel who need hands on understanding of the operation, application and

configuration of PLC devices.

Human Resource Management and Performance Assessment

Course Description

In todays competing world corporate goals can be achieved only by excellent efficiency by

personnels. Hence we understand this importance and introduce the participant with this HR

course. Corporate & Strategic functioning, operational & tactical functioning are the importanttopics of this course. Maximizing human capital through selective staff recruitments, rewards

linked with performance, training and development strategy, setting realistic objectives and

targets.

Course Content


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HR functions

Staff Recruitment and Selection

Staff Appraisal Systems

Training and Development

Performance Management

Performance Assessment


This course is suitable for senior and intermediate grade managers with staff responsibilities.

Technical personnel seeking to understand the HR related jobs are also welcomed for this course.

Remote Control and SCADA Systems

Course Description

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems are essential in the modern oil and gas

industry since most operations are getting automated. This training course covers the principles

of computer-based SCADA systems and emphasizes applications of systems that are operatedremotely with wire/wireless transmission. Applicable processes, elements of a SCADA system,

real time systems and its interface equipments are studies in this course.

Course Content

SCADA overview

Real time systems

Remote control

SCADA requirements

Radio and wireless

Functions of a Remote terminal units


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Reliability and Maintenance

Equipment Required

SCADA applications

SCADA economics


This course is for Electronics, automation, instrument, and communication technicians who will

be involved in SCADA systems.

Noise Pollution Management

Course Description

Noise pollution is one of the most widespread environmental problems and at Yennai we

understand the importance of this problem thus giving a short training program on this subject.

Noise from oil and gas development comes from a number of sources like truck traffic, seismic

activities, drilling and completion activities, oil production activities, well pumps and

compressors. Mitigating the noise from these sources is a high priority. The participants are made

to analyze the different options for mitigating noise from these sources. Since this equipment is

located outdoors and can be immense in physical size, reducing or attenuating its noise poses

unique problems. Oil and gas industry activities are on the rise and getting larger in scale than

before thus making noise pollution management an essential tool of this industry.

Course Content

Primary activities in the Oil and Gas industry

Sources of noise Pollution

Tackling the problem Primary noise

Reduction treatments

Challenges in Noise Pollution Management



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This is targeted towards managers to mitigate and manage this serious problem. Also people

involved with the operations like technicians, engineers and operators could derive benefits from

this course.

Welding Technology (TIG and MIG)

Course Description

This course provides a practical understanding of welding technology. Our welding courses

account for many individual skill levels and are a great way to learn to weld for all levels ofwelding experience to progress to become professional welders. The training is designed as acombination of hands-on welding experience with our team of experienced welders and

classroom theory. The Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) course is designed to teach welders

about arc welding safety and the gas tungsten arc welding process in this one week course. TheGas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) course is designed to teach welders about arc welding safety andthe gas metal arc welding process. Each student will have an understanding on how the TIG andMIG process works and be able to perform a fillet weld & groove weld in all positions.

Participants will leave with confidence, skill and pride as well as a sound understanding of safetyand arc welding at the end of this special course at Yennai.

Course Content

Welding Technology Technical

and Practical Insights Gas

Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) Gas

Metal Arc Welding (MIG)

Welding procedures

Welding positions

Problems tackling Maintenance of

GMAW equipment



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Individuals with no previous experience of manual welding processes will learn a lot from this

course. Designers, production and maintenance engineers/technicians, engineering apprentices

can apply for this course.

AUTOCAD Training Course

Course Description

Computer Aided Design plays a key role in many organizations and companies engaged in

design work. AutoCAD software can be employed in numerous settings, and its extensive range

of design facilities has wide ranging applications. In this course, introductory, online CAD

training course, students will learn how to set up, create, and edit 2D drawings. The course

content begins with a series of simple mechanical style drawings designed to familiarize thestudent with the most common construction and editing commands. Participants will learn

presentation drawing using fills and color, advanced detailing methods using multiple views and

layouts, blocks and symbol libraries, and advanced annotation techniques including tables,

attributes, and fields. Besides they will also be given some exposure to 3D modeling techniques.

Course Content

Basic Commands, Entry and Mouse/Keyboard Functions

Creating Basic Geometry Editing

and Manipulating Geometry

Attributes and Properties


This course is meant for those interesting in the designing aspects for engineering equipments with an

emphasis on oil and gas downstream jobs.

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