THE GENERAL PETROLEUM company

TECHNICAL TRAINING
PLAN

- 2023
 Table Of
Contents

Exploration Courses..................................6

Petroleum Engineering Courses.............16

Drilling Courses.......................................25

Gas Courses.............................................28

Production Courses.................................32

Workover Rigs & Equipment Courses......47

Quality Control Courses..........................51

 ABOUT
OUR TRAINING
CENTER

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performance potentialities to needs
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competition needs through effective courses
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GPC
Technical Training PlaN
2022 - 2023 D U R at i o n
of courses is a 5-day
course runs from 8:30 am to
2:30 pm with an hour
break for lunch.

F ees
for courses held
in GPC Cairo premisies is
4000 L.E includes instructional
materials, coffee breaks and lunch
during the session dayes - Fees for courses
held in Ras Ghareb premisies is 6000 L.E includes
instructional materials, full accmmodation in Ras Ghareb
compound as well as transportation to and from the field.
 2022 - 2023
Technical Courses
Exploration Courses Petroleum Engineering Courses

• Conventional and Uncoventional

Carbonate Play Types Influence of
Physiografic Setting and Structural
• Sand Control
Controls
• Fault Seal Analysis • Hydraulic Fracturing
• Petroleum Geochemistry For • Basics of Completion Fluid
Exploration and Development • Applied History Matching &
• Reservoir Rock Geomechanics Reservoir Optimization
• Integrated Reservoir Analysis • Integrated Production Modeling
• Petrel Velocity Modeling by • Waterflooding Management
U s i n g Petrel Software
• Post-stack Seismic Inversion
and Natural Network by Using
Hampson Russel Software
• Capillary Pressure and Saturation
Height Modelling

Drilling Courses Gas Courses

• Advanced Drilling Fluids • Dynamics Modeling and

Technologies
• Advanced Drilling Tech-
nologies ( MPD & CWD )
• Drilling Problems & Prac-
tical Solutions
Advanced Process Mod-
eling using Aspen HYSYS
• Gas Compressors
• Gas Turbines
• Piplines & Pigging

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Production Courses Workover Courses

• Oil Movement & Storage

Tank Measurement
• DCS Simulator for Process
Panel Operation & PLC
• Flow Level Custody Transefer • Fishing Operations
& Tank Gaging • Rig Inspection &
• Pre Commissioning, Commis- Acceptence
sioning & Start-up Activities • Wire Line Operations
for Process
• Stuck Pipe
• Pressure Relief and Flare
System Component
• Hazop, Hazid, SIL, HAC
• Develop an Effictive Process
Safety Management
• ‫التشغيل اآلمن للمعدات البرتولية‬
• Artificial Lift Methods
• Heat Transfer Equipment
• Flow Assurance & Pigging

Quality Control Courses

• Analysis of Oil Field

G.P.C
Production Chemicals
• Introduction to Lab-
oratory Information
Management System
(LIMS)

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Conventional and Uncoventional Carbon-

ate Play Types Influence of Physiografic
Setting and Structural Controls
Location Course Content
• Brief review of distinctive as-
Gpc training center, Cairo premises
pects of carbonates, as well as
grain types and classification
Who should attend
schemes for textures and poros-
Geologists & Sedimentologists ity
• Review of carbonate diagenesis
Course objectives in limestones and dolostones,
• Physiographic setting and as it relates to the evolution of
deep-seated structures often porosity and permeability in car-
control the occurrence and dis- bonate plays
tribution of conventional and un- • Review of carbonate deposi-
conventional carbonate plays.  tional facies types and models
• By the end of the course you of deposition
will feel confident in your under- • Synthesis of stratigraphic rela-
standing of: tionships in carbonates as it per-
• Key controls on the occurrence tains to carbonate plays
and distribution of both conven- • In-depth discussion of typi-
tional and unconventional plays
cal Phanerozoic conventional
during the Phanerozoic
and unconventional carbonate
• The importance of physiograph-
plays, using analog case studies
ic setting at both global and lo-
cal scale, and the importance of
orientation with respect to east-
erly trade winds in tropical and
subtropical settings
• The potential for deep-seated
wrench or strike slip faults]

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Reservoir Rock Geomechanics

Location ed stresses, temperature effect

and pore pressure
Gpc training center, Cairo premises • Wellbore and field measure-
ments of earth stress and rela-
Who should attend tion between geomechanics and
Operations, exploration, develop- structural geology
ment geologists, geophysicists, • Borehole stability and shale
drilling engineer and reservoir en- characterization for horizontal
gineer drilling, high angel wells, mul-
tilateral wellbores, boreholes
Course objectives breakout, drilling through de-
• Determine the stress, strain and pleted zones and casing designs
failure mechanics of rocks • Fracture mechanics
• Apply rock mechanics concepts • Log predicted mechanical prop-
and generate economic benefits erties, seismic theory and AVO
in all phases of reservoir devel-
opment

Course Content
• Rock mechanics and geome-
chanical concepts
• Rock mechanical properties and
elastic, plastic and viscous mod-
els of rock behavior
• Basic rocks properties, common
rock mechanics tests and stress
orientations techniques
• Pressure, stress, and loads prin-
ciple stresses, total and effect-

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Fault Seal Analysis

Location Course Content
Gpc training center, Cairo premises • Introduction to fault seal and
trap analysis.
Who should attend • Trap and fault geometry con-
Geologists, geophysicists and pe- cepts and estimating closures
troleum engineers. and initial seal risk.
• Exercise: Trap geometry and
Course objectives controls on hydrocarbon con-
tacts.
• This course is to introduce con- • Methods and concepts on cor-
cepts and methods in trap and rectly characterizing faults and
seal analysis particularly as re- throw distributions. Theory and
lated to fault characterization in- methods for evaluating correct
cluding fault mapping and fault fault linkages.
seal to geoscientists (geologists • Exercise: Creating fault throw
and geophysicists) and petro- and separation maps.
leum engineers so that they can • Fault zone architecture, me-
apply these principles in their chanical stratigraphy and the in-
exploration and development fluence on fault flow resistance.
projects. The coarse discus fun- • Fault population statistics.
damentals and advanced con- • Exercise: Plotting and decipher-
cepts for faulting and flow for the ing fault population statistics.
prediction of fault behavior in • Review of fault rock types based
subsurface traps. The concepts on the undeformed host rock li-
discussed in the lecture course thology.
are applied in simple exercises • Basic principles of flow through
and related to the capabilities in porous media including permea-
the PETREL structural and fault bility and threshold pressure.
analysis module to reinforce the • Exercise: Estimating hy-
technology. drocarbon gradients, capillary
pressure and threshold pressure
for reservoir and fault rock.

10 • Introduction to fault mapping.

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• Exercise: Generating juxtaposi- • Introduction to reservoir flow

tion Allan diagrams. simulation and modeling fault
• Discussion on estimating seal- flow resistance in development.
ing capacity from the threshold • Exercise: Estimating flow resis-
pressure for a range of fault tance and transmissibility multi-
rock types. pliers.
• Exercise: Hydrocarbon column • Risking and addressing uncer-
height exercise. tainty in fault seal analysis
• Discussion of relative permea- • Methods for evaluating correct
bility impact on flow resistance fault linkages and Well juxtapo-
across faults. sition analysis
• Exercise: Relative permeability • Techniques for calibrating rela-
exercise. tionships between fault rocks
• Review of methods for estimat- • Applied Methods, software
ing the clay distribution across • Final wrap up and course evalu-
a fault surface including clay ations.
smear factor, shale gouge ratio • Validation of methods and sum-
and effective shale gouge ratio. mary of course concepts
• Discussion of techniques for • one day field trip (New Cairo
calibrating relationships be- outcrop)
tween fault rocks.
• Exercise: Estimating
the clay smear factor
and shale gouge ra-
tio along faults.
• Triangle diagrams
for estimating fault
seal.
• Exercise: Triangle di-
agram
• Introduction to
geo-mechanics for
fault development
and controls on slip.
• Exercise: Critical
stress Mohr-Cou-
lomb exercise.
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 Exploration Courses
Petroleum Geochemistry For Exploration
and Development
Location
Gpc training center, Cairo premises
Who should attend
Development and Exploration Ge-
ologists, Geochemists, Petro-
leum Engineers
Course objectives
• This course provides an over-
view of petroleum geochemistry
concepts with strong emphasis
on applications which can solve
a wide range of problems during
petroleum exploration, develop-
ment, field production, and field
decommissioning.
• As well as various aspects of
hydrocarbon generation and ac-
cumulation, geochemical meth-
ods, markers, modeling, coal-
bed methane and case studies.
Course Content
• Assessing source rock quality,
maturity, and petroleum-gener-
ating potential
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• Maturation and degradation Cor-
relation: oil-to-oil, oil-to-source
rock, gases-to-source rock
• Temperature, time and quanti-
tative modeling of maturity for
systems with unconformities,
changing gradation and faulting.
• Use geochemical tools, includ-
ing Total Organic Carbon (TOC),
Rock-Eval pyrolysis, vitrinite re-
flectance, geochemical logs,
gas chromatography, stable iso-
tope ratios, biological markers
(biomarkers), mud gas isotope
data, and mud gas composition.
• different geochemical tech-
niques used for the fluids (oil,
condensate, oil seeps, oil shows,
and gas samples), e.g. GC, GC-
MS, IR-MS, and GC-IR-MS (CSIA),
including interpretive pitfalls
• n-alkanes, isoprenoids, hydro-
carbons, biomarkers, diamon-
doids and isotopes are used to
evaluate fluids and source rocks
• how to assess fluids thermal ma-
turity, evaporative fractionation,
biodegradation, and other reser-
voir processes
• different maturity tools used in
 Exploration Courses
geochemistry and how to inter-
pret maturity data
• Applications of mud gas isotope
data and mud gas compositions
• Assessment of reservoir conti-
nuity, lateral and vertical chang-
es in oil gravity and viscosity
• Geochemical assessment of
frac height
• Geochemical allocation of com-
mingled production
• Worldwide exploration and pro-
duction case studies
• Determining the origin of hydro-
carbon gases found in aquifers
• Project planning using actual
G.P.C Training Center
case studies
•  interpret source rock data,
including source rock richness,
potential and type and how
to distinguish between the
different types of source rocks,
their kinetics and quality (oil ver-
sus gas prone)
•  assess fluids thermal maturity,
evaporative fractionation,
biodegradation, and other
reservoir processes
• Source rock evaluation and dis-
tribution all over Egypt.
• Case Studies (Global and local)
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Integrated Reservoir Analysis

Location • Applied capillary pressure, wet-

tability and relative permeability
Gpc training center, Cairo premises • “Water saturation is not an acci-
dent......”
Who should attend • Upscaling from pore throat radi-
Petrophysicists, Geologists, Geo- us to petrophysical rock type to
physicists and reservoir engineers. flow units
• Introduction applied capillary
Course objectives pressure and saturation height
modeling
• The goal of Integrated Reser-
• Why petrophysics is the key to
voir Analysis is for participants
success in a static or dynamic
to understand the concepts and
model
develop subsurface skills to in-
• The relationship between the
tegrated analysis of rock, pore,
free-water level, various con-
and fluids from various sourc-
tacts, pore throat radius, wetta-
es. Participants gain an appre-
bility and saturation distribution
ciation of working with various
scales (micro to mega) to solve
problems associated with iden-
tifying and exploiting reserves...

Course Content
• Generic integrated workflow
process
• Integration of geology, fa-
cies and petrophysical rock
types
• Concept of total and effective
porosity
• The basics of core-log integra-
tion

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Petrel Velocity Modeling by Using

Petrel Software
data-checkshots,etc
Location
• Checkshot calibration of sonic
Gpc training center, Cairo premises logs.
• Velocity modeling using well
Who should attend data – checkshots and sonic
Geophysicist logs.
• Velocity modeling using well
Course objectives tops.
• Quality control and editing epth
• The purpose of this course is to
error analysis and correction.
introduce the student to velocity
• Surface based seismic velocity
modeling, velocity handling and
modeling.
domain conversion functionality
• 3D grid based seismic velocity
in Petrel.
modeling.
• It takes the user through the
• Addressing anisotropy in seis-
preparation stage of data used
mic velocities.
for velocity estimation and mod-
• Geostatistical methods in mod-
eling. This includes quality con-
eling well velocities and Quanti-
trol and edit of checkshot data
fying residual depth error
used in sonic calibration and
• model to address the residuals.
quality control of time surfaces
• Creating user defined velocity
and well tops used for defining
functions, Domain con.
velocity intervals.
• Modeling of structural uncer-
• Furthermore, the available ve-
tainty and case study
locity modeling approaches are
discussed, including well veloc-
ity estimation, the nature and
modeling of seismic velocities,
surface based and 3D grid based
seismic velocity modeling.

Course Content
• Quality control and editing of well
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Post-stack Seismic Inversion and Natural

Network by Using
Hampson Russel Software
Location • Post-Stack seismic inver-
sion
Gpc training center, Cairo premises • Low frequency model building
and QC with the Inversion prop-
Who should attend
erty
Geophysicist. • Building Model Based Inversion
and Colored inversion
Course objectives • Post-stack seismic inversion Re-
The principle objective of seismic sult (Model Based and colored
inversion is to transform seismic Inversion)
reflection data into a quantitative • Inversion for 2D Linesourse
rock property, descriptive and Be- • Neural Network
havior of the reservoir. • What is Neural Network?
• Structure and Behavior of Neu-
Course Content ral Network
• The advan-
• Synthetic tage of Neural
• What is seismic Network Analy-
inversion? sis
• Data Loading and • Well Log Data
Qc Cnditioning and
• Log Processing Multi-Attribute
and editing Linear Regres-
• Well tie, Check sion
shot correction and wavelet ex- • Neural Network Application
traction • Neural Network Results
• Matching Sonic Logs with • Neural Network Analysis Quality
Check-Shot Data Control
• Case study

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Capillary Pressure and Saturation Hieght

Modelling

Location meability Reservoirs, Medium

to High Permeability Reservoirs
Gpc training center, Cairo premises in Primary Drainage, Medium to
High Permeability Reservoirs in
Who should attend Primary Imbibition
Petrophysicists, Reservoir engi- • Representative Data - Have
neers, Production engineers, Geol- Samples Been Representatively
ogists and sedimentologist Selected, Correcting for Unrep-
resentative Sampling, Determin-
Course objectives ing Weighting Factors
To understand the meaning of
capillary pressure and saturation
height modelling

Course Content
• Pore Geometry and Wettability
• Drainage and Imbibition Capil-
lary Pressure Data
• Fluid contacts and Free Water
Level
• Measurement Methods and Op-
tions
• Converting from Lab Conditions
to Height
• Introduction to Petrophysical
Rock Types
• Saturation Height Models to Pre-
dict Saturation Distribution
• Experiment Selection - Low Per-

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 Petroleum Engineering Courses
Sand Control
Location
Gpc training center, Cairo premises
Who should attend
Petroleum engineers
Course objectives
• Determine the causes of sand
production
• Determine the need for sand
control
• Select the best sand control
method
• Prepare the well for the proper
application of sand control
• Apply best practices to ensure
successful sand control com-
pletions
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• Conduct successful frac packs
• Evaluate sand control perfor-
mance
• Minimize production losses
Course content
• Sand control techniques
• Radial flow and
formation damage
• Causes and ef-
fects of sand pro-
duction
• Predicting sand
p ro d u c t i o n
• Gravel pack design
• Slotted liners
and wire wrapped
screens
• Gravel pack com-
pletion equipment and service
tools
• Well preparation for gravel pack-
ing
• Perforating for gravel placement
techniques
• Perforation prepacking and en-
hanced prepacking
• Frac packing
• Open hole gravel packing
• Expandable screens
• Gravel pack performance
• Horizontal well completions
Petroleum Engineering Courses G.P.C Training Center

Hydraulic Fracturing

Location Course content

Gpc training center, Cairo premises • Definition for hydraulic fractur-
ing.
Who should attend • Basic Hydraulic Fracturing Prin-
ciples.
Petroleum engineers • Rock Mechanics.
• Fracture models.
Course objectives
• Hydraulic Fracturing Equip-
• Determine the need for ment.
hydraulic fracturing. • Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids.
• Select the best candidates for • Hydraulic fracturing Propping
hydraulicfracapplications. Agent.
• Apply best practices to • Complete Data Frac. Analysis
prepare an accurate design (mini frac).
of the frac job. • Main Fracturing Treatment De-
• Conduct successful sign.
hydraulic frac jobs • Hydraulic Fracturing Simulator.
• Evaluate hydraulic frac job
results.
• Evaluate new technologies
for hydraulic frac applications.

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Basics of Completion Fluids

Location
Gpc training center, Cairo premises

Who should attend

Petroleum engineers

Course objectives
• Gain enough knowledge about
completion fluids.

Course content
• Introduction about completion
fluids
• Parameters of completion fluids
• Hole cleaning
• Problems, challenges and their
solutions
• Completion fluids management

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Applied History Matching & Reservoir
Optimization Using Petrel
Location
Gpc training center, Cairo premises
Who should attend
Petroleum Reservoir engineers
Course objectives
• Deliver a practical focus on
history matching, uncertainty
quantification, sensitivity and
optimization workflows.
• Understand the background and
theory of commercially avail-
able assisted/automatic history
matching tools and algorithms
• Recognize the difficulties and
sources of error in history
matching
• Define the current state of the
art in history matching and the
limitations of various techniques
for both conventional and un-
conventional reservoirs
• Apply theory of streamlines
and streamline-assisted history
matching for waterflooding
• Apply concepts of experimental
design/response surface/surro-
gate models for history match-
ing
• Use learnings from case studies
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for a systematic procedure for
history matching and well place-
ment optimization in a mature
field, well rate optimization/allo-
cation in a mature field, and well
completion optimization for an
unconventional reservoir
• Provide participants with suf-
ficient conceptual background
information and tutorial-based
experience which give them
enough confidence and under-
standing to reproduce work-
flows in their daily operations.
• Use static modeling for history
matching: permeability predic-
tions, facies identification, and
upscaling
• Recognize new and ongoing de-
velopments in history matching
• The ECLIPSE, FrontSim and Pe-
trel programs should be used to
provide hands-on experience
with the various techniques
Course content
• History Matching - Overview and
State of the Art
• History Matching - Workflows
• Review of Reservoir
Simulation Equations
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• Reservoir Simulation: Back-

ground and Exercises
• Streamline Simulation: Over-
view
• Streamlines: Mathematical
B a ckg ro u n d
• Streamlines: Applications
• Streamline-based History
Matching
• Streamline: Exercises
• History Matching: Mathematical
Background
• History Matching: Practical Con-
siderations
• Assisted History Matching with
Streamlines
• Field Applications
• History Matching: Exercises
• Global-Local Workflow
• Multiscale History Matching with
Grid Coarsening
• Experimental Design and Surro-
gate Models
• Exercise: Experimental Design
• Case Study: History Matching
and Well Placement Optimiza-
tion
• Case Study: Static Model Build-
ing for History Matching
• Upscaling for History Matching
• History Matching: New Develop-
ments
• Discussion and Wrap-up
• Workshop Conclusions

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Petroleum Engineering Courses G.P.C Training Center

IPM (Integrated Production Modeling

Using MBAL-Prosper-GAP Software)

network including the use of

Location
specialized software (IPM™,
Gpc training center, Cairo premises MBAL™, PROSPER™, GAP™),
• The training session must use
Who should attend carefully designed case study
Petroleum Reservoir engineers exercises; which simulate chal-
lenging production problem
Course objectives scenarios.
• Understanding the limitation
• This course is designed for pe-
of the methods and techniques
troleum engineers and produc-
used
tion engineers who are looking
to develop a systematic ap- Course Content
proach to integrated production
network analysis for produc- • Introduction to integrated pro-
tion optimisation with powerful duction system and why an over-
tool of integrated production all approach is necessary
network modelling (IPM- GAP/ • Introduction to PROSPER –phi-
PROSPER/MBAL). losophy and methodology
• Develop in using the IPM suite • Pressure loss in the wellbore –
& basic understanding of the gravity and friction terms, slip,
physics holdup
• Acquire the skill to make import- • Importance of PVT
ant diagnostic on the integrated • VLP flow correlations theory.
production system and discover Important parameters
modelling techniques for de-bot- • Inflow performance models – in-
tlenecking and unlocking more troduction
production. • Workshop – building a wellbore
• Perform a case study aiming at model, matching PVT and flow
building tank model, PVT match, correlations, running sensitivities,
well performance and surface • Generation of lift curves for
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• Inflow performance models –
Vogel, Darcy, multi–layer, hori-
zontal, fractured etc.
• Special topics: skin calculation,
gravel pack design
• Gas lift introduction –design and
diagnostics using “Quicklook”
for gas lifted wells
• Introduction to ESP modelling –
design and analysis
• Workshop – inflow performance,
gravel pack and skin modelling,
running sensitivities
• Practice in building and analys-
ing well problems. Artificial lift
design
• Introduction to MBAL – theory
and capabilities
• Aquifer models, history match-
ing techniques (numerical and
graphical), simulation
• Running a prediction – importing
VLPs and IPRs from PROSPER,
adding constraints
• Introduction to multi–tank and
multi–PVT MBAL
• Workshop – Building a tank mod-
el, history matching, integration
with PROSPER for predictions.
Field development example
• Introduction to GAP – theory and
capabilities
• Building a surface network mod-
el – linking to PROSPER well
models
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• Generation of surface perfor-
mance curves
• Production monitoring with well
tests. Pipeline modelling and
matching
• Adding constraints at well, man-
ifold, pipeline and separator lev-
el
• Linking PROSPER and MBAL to
GAP for full field optimisation
and forecasting
• Batch generation of lift curves
and IPRs. Production allocation
Field optimisation – gas lift gas
allocation.
• Full field forecasting with linked
reservoir model(s)
• Integrated modelling Workshop
– Full field development exam-
ple. Well development schedule
top meet target production pro-
file. Effect of artificial lift
Petroleum Engineering Courses G.P.C Training Center

Waterflooding Management
Location • Estimate injection water re-
quirements in terms of volumes,
Gpc training center, Cairo premises
timing, and composition
• Create early warning systems
Who should attend
for flood management and op-
Petroleum Reservoir engineers timize oil recovery through new
and existing technologies
Course objectives • Specify components of a
• The course should cover the- well-designed waterflood plan
oretical background of water-
flooding and mainly discuss the Course content
reservoir engineering aspects • Introduction to waterflooding
of waterflooding applications. • Overview of Waterflooding
• participants will also learn about • Understanding original oil in
the process of immiscible dis- place and elements of recovery
placement in a reservoir along factor
with the waterflood pattern op- • Areal sweep efficiency
tions and its effects on the se- • Vertical sweep efficiency
lection and orientation of flood • Displacement sweep efficiency
performance and the waterflood • Effects of drive mechanisms on
candidate reservoir. selection waterflood candidate
• Distinguish rock characteristics • Rock properties and waterflood-
and fluid properties that control ing
displacement of oil and thereby • Effect of saturation direction:
control oil recovery Imbibition and drainage
• Waterflood performance pre- • Capillary pressure
dictions and the surveillance • Wettability
techniques and monitoring tools • Relative permeability concept
must also be covered. • Analysis of waterflood pattern
• Predict incremental oil recovery mobility ratio
and develop production and in- • Pattern configurations
jection profiles using a variety of
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• Flow theory and analysis methods
• Fractional Flow
• Buckley Leverett frontal ad-
vance theory
• Water Saturation distribution
during a linear waterflood appli-
cation
• Estimation of water break-
through time
• Performance before and after
the water breakthrough
• Effect of gas saturation
• Analytical performance predic-
tion methods
• Dykstra-Parsons
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• Stiles
• Craig-Geffen-Morse
• Surveillance and Monitoring of
Waterfloods
• Distributed Pressure Measure-
ments
• Production Logging
• Well Testing
• Tracer Testing
• Periodic Well Production Test-
ing
• Separator Tests
• Multiphase meters
• Observation Wells
• Reservoir Simulation
• Saturation Logging around the
wellbore
• Sigma Logging
• Carbon/Oxygen Logging
• Cased Hole Resistivity
• Saturation Monitoring in the
Reservoir
• Time lapse Seismic (4D Seismic)
• Crosswell Seismic Survey
• Crosswell Electromagnetic Survey
Drilling Courses G.P.C Training Center

Advanced Drilling Fluids Technologies

Location Course Content

GPC Training Center, Ras Gharib • Basic drilling fluids
Premises • Water base mud & oil base mud
• System circulation & pipe prob-
Who Should Attend lems ( loss circulation - stuck
Drilling Engineers pipe problems - HPHT challeng-
Drilling Supervisors es - HPHT application and sys-
tems)
Course Objective • Hole cleaning & completion flu-
ids
To learn about advanced drill- • Equipment and future technolo-
ing fluids gies
• Solid control equipment

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Advanced Drilling Technologies

( MPD & CWD )
Location
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib
Premises

Who Should Attend

Drilling Engineers
Drilling Supervisors

Course Objectives
To learn about latest drilling tech-
nologies.

Course Content
• What is managed pressure drill-
ing and why using it
• Well cobntrol in MPD & MPD
Choke manifold
• Rotating control device
• Case histories
• Casing while drilling:
• CWD operations and econon-
mics
• Casing drill bit and casing drive
• Hydraulics, torque and drag an-
aylsis, cementing
• problems

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Drilling Problems & Practical Solutions

Location Course Content

GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib • Pipe Sticking
Premises • Loss of circulation
• Hole deviation
Who Should Attend • Drillpipe failures
Drilling Engineers • Borehole instability
Wellsite Supervisors • Mud contamination
• Production formation damage
Course Objectives • Hole cleaning
• Hydrogen-Sulfide bearing zones
Design drilling program basis of
and shallow gas
anticipating of potential hole prob-
• Equipment and personnel-relat-
lems
ed problems

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Dynamics Modeling and Advanced Process

Modeling using Aspen HYSYS
Location performance
Gpc training center, Cairo premises
Course Content
Who Should Attend • Refreshment of HYSYS Basics
All process engineers • Build Steady state model which
Gas process engineers will be used in Dynamic simula-
Project engineers tion
• Transitional to Dynamic model
Course Objectives • Dynamic Theory, Controllers
theory and Pressure flow Theo-
• Explore your Dynamics model to
ry
introduce various real-life dis-
• Equipment Sizing , Controllers’
turbances to a simulation and
configuration and pipeline hy-
discover how different control
draulics
strategies can mitigate this dis-
• Define and adjust pressure flow
turbance.
specifications, strip charts, and
• Develop the competences in us-
controller parameters
ing HYSYS Dynamics.
• Automate actions within a
• Develop the competenc-
HYSYS Dynamics simulation by
es in developing, plan-
using the Event Scheduler tool
ning and implementation of
• Economical running process de-
trials and changing plant op-
pend on HYSYS
erating conditions and control
• Iteration of models for optimiza-
system using HYSYS dynamic
tion
simulation.
• Column Dynamics
• Support engineers to use HYSYS
• Case studies
Dynamics to monitor control
systems and system disturbanc-
es.
• Develop the competences in siz-

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Gas Courses G.P.C Training Center

Gas Compressors
(Operation, maintenance and troubleshooting)

Location • Maintenance and Troubleshoot-

ing Procedures in Normal and
Gpc training center, Cairo premises Abnormal Conditions

Who Should Attend:

Gas processing engineers

Course Objectives
• To gain knowledge & skills re-
quired understanding, operat-
ing & maintaining centrifugal &
positive displacement compres-
sors
• To gain skill to apply advanced
concepts and techniques to en-
hance gas compressor opera-
tion
• To gain knowledge and skill to
choose the correct compressor
to be used as per the intended
purpose

Course Content
• Operational Characteristics of
Process Gas Compressors
• Typical Problems in Operation
of Compressors
• Compressors Control Systems
and Instrumentation
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 Gas Courses G.P.C Training Center

Gas Turbines
(Operation, maintenance and troubleshooting)
Location
Gpc training center, Cairo premises

Who Should Attend

Gas processing engineers
Maintenance Engineers

Course Objectives
• Analyze the guidelines for effi-
cient operation of gas turbine
system and its components
• Review the elements for improv-
ing of performance and efficien-
cy of gas turbine system

Course Content
• Overview of Gas Turbine Tech-
nology
• Application of Gas Turbines in
Oil & Gas, Chemical and Pro-
cess Industry
• Basics of Operation and Ther-
modynamics of Gas Turbine Cy-
cles
• Components of Gas Turbine
Package: Compressor – Com-
bustor – Turbine
• Functioning of Gas Turbine Sys-
tems
• Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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Gas Courses G.P.C Training Center

Pipelines and Pigging

Location Course Content

Gpc training center, Cairo premises • Pipeline systems definition,
components and route selection
Who Should Attend • Introduction to calculation of
All process engineers pressure drop across pipeline
Gas process engineers • Requirements for Operation and
Project engineers Maintenance
Maintenance Engineers • Pipeline integrity aspects
• Pipeline isolation, repair meth-
Course Objectives ods & reinstatement
• Principles of pigging operations
• Identify piping systems compo- • Pigging types
nents • Problems that can occur during
• Be able to calculate pressure pigging and resolutions
drop across pipeline • Industry lessons learned and
• Receive the enough information best practice
about the Operation and Mainte-
nance Procedures affecting the
Safety of the gas transportation
piping Systems
• Appreciate the different tech-
niques of pipeline testing and
repair
• Learn about pipeline integrity
management
• Understand the proposes of pig-
ging
• Identify the different types of
pigging
• Be able to manage challenges
encountered during pigging
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 Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

DCS Simulator for Process Panel

Operation & PLC

Location Course content

GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib • Review of Process Control and
Premises Introduction to DCS
• DCS Configuration and Net-
Who Should Attend wo rki n g
• HMI, Alarms, and DCS Operation
All process engineers
• Maintenance and Troubleshoot-
Gas process engineers
ing
Project engineers
• Basics of advanced process
Course objectives control and optimization
• Advanced Process Controllers
• To review sensors, instrumenta- • Latest DCS Trends
tion, and process control
• To cover DCS Organization and
operation
• To summarize the most import-
ant Networking, HMI, and Alarm
features of DCSs
• To highlight Maintenance and
Troubleshooting procedures
and issues
• To review Advanced Process
Controllers in DCSs
• To cover Latest trends related to
DCSs

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Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

Oil Movement & Storage tank

measurement, shipping, Transportation
& troubleshooting
• Tank Farm Duty
Location
• Settling time& Water draining
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib • Tank Mixing & Tank-Tank Trans-
Premises fer
• Product Specifications & Blend-
Who Should Attend ing
All process engineers • Example of Overall Monthly Re-
Gas process engineers finery Balance
Project engineers • Calculations for crude oil re-
ceived
Course objectives • Crude Oil Storage
• Types of Storage Tanks
• Clear understanding of trouble- • Maintenance of Storage Tanks
shooting methodology and tech- • Tank Maintenance
niques • Hazardous Conditions and Safe-
• Expose to advanced techniques ty Procedures
and best practices in move- • Tank cleaning and desludging
ments & storage operations. • Permit to work system
• Understands associated haz- • Land Tank Measurements
ards in movements & storage • Types of Errors
operations and method of con- • Fundamentals of Land Tanks
trol Calibrations
• Understands Oil Spill Contin- • Manual Level Gauging of Land
gency plans Tanks
• Understands valve/ pipeline op- • Automatic Level Gauging of
eration for custody transfer and Land Tanks
reduce Shore/ Ship Discrepancy • Free Water Measurements in
Land Tanks
Course content • Temperature Measurements in
• Oil Terminal & Tank Farm Land Tanks
• Crude Oil receiving/storage
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 Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

• Manual Sampling of Land Tanks

• Automatic Sampling of Land
Tanks
• Advanced Techniques in Auto-
matic Land Tanks
• Measurements (Ultra Sonic&
Radar Systems)
• Introduction to Metering and
Meter Proving
• Static Measurement – Land
Ta n k s
• Dynamic Measurement
• Introduction to Meter Proving
• Meter Factor& K Factor

• Correction to meter reading Techniques “Video illustration”

• Prover tank correction
• Pressure and temperature cor-
rections
• Master meters
• Factors affecting the choice of
meter proving equipment
• Displacement Meter Hardware
• Mechanical Automatic Tempera-
ture Compensation (ATC)
36 • Advanced Flow Measurements
• Significance of Common Errors
in Land Tank Measurements
• Pipeline Control
• Terminology/ Calculation Rou-
tines
• Laboratory Tests Relevant to
Quantity Determination
• Fundamentals of Ship-Board
Measurements
• Ship Shore Comparison
Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

Flow Level Custody Transefer &

Tank Gaging
Location • Ultrasonic flowmeters
• Coriolis mass flowmeters
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib • Level measurement
Premises • Buoyancy tape systems
• Hydrostatic pressure
Who Should Attend • Ultrasonic measurement
All process engineers • Radar measurement
Gas process engineers • Flow calibration
Project engineers • Terminal custody transfer
• Tank management systems
Course objectives • Lease automatic custody trans-
• Recall the basics of fluid me- fer
chanics • Truck and rail custody transfer
• Identify the fundamental prob- • Pipeline considerations
lems related to uncertainty • Fugitive emissions
• Compare the different methods • Leak detection
of measuring flow in the oil and • Real time transient model
gas industries • Loss control systems
• Describe the various methods of • Custody transfer sampling
level measurement • Monitoring and controlling pro-
• Compare the different methods duction losses
used to derive strapping tables • Physical leaks
• Evaluate the different custody • Meter prover performance
transfer standards in use today • API standards
• Contrast the methods used in • Measuring the suspended S&W
flow calibration content
• Calculating net volume
Course content • Flowmeter selection and costs
• Initial considerations
• Fluid mechanics • Meter selection
• Flowmeter classification • Properties and measurement of
• Uncertainty analysis NGL, LPG, and LNG
• Flow measurement
• Positive displacement 37
 Production Courses
Pressure Relief and Flare System
Component, Design, Commesioning,
Start-up and Troubleshooting
Location
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib
Premises
Who should attend
Process engineers
Production engineers
Maintenance engineers
Project engineers
Course objectives
• Overview of pressure relief sys-
tem design and requirements. In
the process industry, pressure
vessels and other equipment
are to be protected from over-
pressure and vacuum scenarios
through the use of relief devic-
es/venting systems to prevent
conditions that may cause seri-
ous injuries to personnel, costly
mechanical damage and envi-
ronmental releases.
• This course is designed to pro-
vide specific guidelines for eval-
uating the relief system design.
This will entail analysis of over-
pressure scenarios, calculation
38 of required relief rates, and re-
G.P.C Training Center
lief device capacity and size.
This course also provides engi-
neering guidance on flare head-
er design, e.g. flare height and
heat radiation, knock-out drum
disengagement analysis, flame-
out prevention, smokeless com-
bustion, etc. PSM demands ad-
equate verification and docu-
mentation of the design basis
for all new and existing pressure
relief and disposal systems but
it does not outline how to do this
nor what constitute “adequate”
documentation.
Course content
• Introduction
• Industry Regulations, Codes and
Standards
• Pressure Relief Device Termi-
nology
• ASME Code Relief Device Re-
quirements
• Types of Relief Valves
• Rupture Disks
• Relief Scenario Analysis
• Overview and Basics of Pres-
sure Relief Valve Sizing Calcula-
tions
Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

• Sizing for Different Scenarios

• Mitigating relief system prob-
lems
• Low Pressure Storage Tanks
and Relief Devices
• Flare Header Design
• Flare and Flare Knockout Pots
• Vent to a Safe Location Discus-
sion
• Best Practices in Documenta-
tion of Relief System Design

39
 Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

Hazop, Hazid, SIL, HAC

Location
Course content
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib
• Hazard Identification, Process
Premises
Hazard Analysis
Who should attend • Introduction to HAZOP/Need for
HAZOP/What are HAZOP
Process engineers • Standard Guide Words, Inten-
Production engineers tion, Parameters, and Deviation
Maintenance engineers • Preparation for carrying out
Project engineers HAZOP/HAZOP Team
Fire Safety Managers, Workplace • Applying HAZOP,HAZOP Exam-
Safety and Health Professionals, ples
Facility Managers, Workplace Man- • HAZOP Results/Record keeping
agers or anyone who manages haz- • HAZOP report, FMEA & Fault
ardous area classification Tree
• Safety Instrumented Systems
Course objectives (SIS)
• The HAZOP/HAZID study is seen • Safety Integrated Levels (SIL)
as the best method to ‘catch’ Explosion Basic Requirement
the potential hazards that lie in • Flammable Substance ,Classifi-
a process installation we need cation ,Ignition, Oxidizer
to learn the methodology and • Design Regulations for Explo-
which aspects are important for sion Proof
a successful HAZOP study. • Overview of Hazardous Area
• Learn about the different sys- Classification (HAC)
tems to classify hazardous ar- • HAC Definition and Division Sys-
eas ,the area classification as- tem
sessment for flammable gases, • Zone System(Gas Zone ,Dust
mists, dusts and vapors Zone)
• Engineering best practices in • Electrical Equipment Group
hazardous area classification- • Protection Techniques and
and limitations of hazardous Methods

40 area classification. • Class and Zone Comparison

Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

• Reading Marking Equipment

• Equipment Protection Level
(EPL)
• ATEX Directive
• Marking (Gas Marking-Dust
Marking-Zone Marking)
• Risk Assessment Methodology
Development
• Area Classification Assessment
• Area Classification Assessment
for Zone System
• Source of Release-Ventila-
tion-Plant and Area Design-Igni-
tion Sources Control
• Classification of Areas Contain-
ing Liquids, Vapors and Gases
• Engineering Best Practices
• Material Properties
• Dust Layer Hazard
• Gas and Oil-Fired Systems
• Audit and Review
• HAC Limitations

41
 Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

Develop an Effictive Process Safety

Management
Location required by the OSHA PSM reg-
ulation and the EPA RMP rule.
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib • Participants will be provided in-
Premises formation on how to ensure your
PSM program is designed to
Who should attend meet regulatory requirements
Process engineers and implemented through an ef-
Production engineers fective management system to
Maintenance engineers improve business performance.
Project engineers • There will be discussion on the
latest changes being proposed,
Course objectives and their status in the rule mak-
ing process, to better equip you
• Overview of the elements of Pro- for upcoming changes.
cess Safety Management (PSM) • Regulatory compliance and cov-
covered under er concepts on developing a cul-
• The U.S. Occupational & Safe- ture of safety, metrics for contin-
ty Administration (OSHA) PSM ual improvement, and principles
Standard, 29 CFR1910.119, and of inherent safety.
the U.S. Environmental Protec- • Industry best practices and les-
tion Agency (EPA) Risk Manage- sons learned will be shared
ment Program (RMP) Rule, 40
CFR 68, established to reduce Course content
chemical accidents and manage • Introduction to PSM(What is Pro-
the release of highly hazardous cess Safety?-Personnel Safety
flammable and toxic chemicals. vs. Process Safety History of Ac-
• This course will demonstrate cidents (e.g., Flixborough, Seve-
how to interpret these ‘perfor- so, Bhopal, Mexico City, Pasa-
mance-based’ regulations and dena,Texas City) -Performance
develop and implement a PSM Based and Prescriptive-Regula-
program for a covered process
42 tions.
Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

• Business Case for Process Safe- • Building a Culture of Safety-De-

ty. velopment of Effective Process
• Covered Processes and Appli- Safety Metrics
cability of PSM and RMP Ele- • Leading and Lagging Indica-
ments of PSM-Employee Par- tors-Introduction to Inherent
ticipation-Process Safety Infor- Safety Principles
mation-Process Hazard Analy- • Summary of Roles and Respon-
sis-Operating Procedures-Train- sibilities-Sample Process Safety
ing-Contractors Management-Manual
• Elements of PSM. Pre-Startup
Safety Review.
• Mechanical Integrity.
• Hot Work Permit
• Management of Change-Inci-
dent Investigation-Emergency
Planning and Response
• Compliance Audits-Trade Se-
crets- Applying PSM to Non-Reg-
ulated Processes and Opera-
tions-Management Sys-
tems for Implementation of
Prevention Programs

43
 ‫‪Production Courses‬‬ ‫‪G.P.C Training Center‬‬

‫المن للمعدات ت‬
‫الب�ولية‬ ‫التشغيل آ‬
‫( الصهاريج‪ ،‬الطلمبات‪ ،‬السخانات‪ ،‬المبدالت الحرارية‪ ،‬الفواصل)‬
‫محتويات الدورة التدريبية‪:‬‬ ‫مكان االنعقاد‪:‬‬
‫ •عمليات معالجه الزيت‬ ‫مركــز تدريــب الرشكــة العامــة بحقــول الصحــراء‬
‫ •الفواصل انواعها ومشاكلها وطرق حلها‬ ‫الرشقيــة ( رأس غــارب )‬
‫ •املبدالت الحراريه انواعها ومشاكلها وطرق حلها‬ ‫املتدربني‪:‬‬
‫ •السخانات انواعها ومشاكلها وطرق حلها‬
‫جميــع العاملــة الفنيــه العاملــة مبحطــات االنتــاج‬
‫ •الصهاريج انواعها وطرق القياس‬
‫ومحطــات املعالجــة ومحطــات شــحن الزيــت الخــام‬
‫ •الطلمبات انواعها وكيفيه اختيارها‬
‫أ‬
‫ •طرق التشغيل املثيل للمعدات‬ ‫�هداف الدورة التدريبية ‪:‬‬
‫ •التعرف عىل اجراءات السالمة يف التشغيل‬
‫ • اجـراءات الســامة لحاميــة العاملــن‪,‬و اجـراءات‬
‫الســامة لحاميــة وســائل االنتــاج واجــراءات‬
‫الســامة للحفــاظ عــى البيئــة املحيطــة‬
‫ • التعــرف عــى تصنيــف املخاطــر امليكانيكيــة‬
‫واألســاليب الوقائيــة العامــة مــن مخاطــر املكائــن‬
‫وإجــراءات الســامة مــن املخاطــر امليكانيكيــة‬
‫حســب األجهــزة واملعــدات ومخاطــر عمليــة‬
‫تصفيــة النفــط الخــام ومخاطــر التعــرض لدرجات‬
‫الحـرارة العاليــة جــداً أو املنخفضــة جــداً ومخاطر‬
‫املــواد الكيامويــة وطــرق الوقايــة منهــا ومخاطــر‬
‫التعامــل مــع املكائــن واملعــدات النفطيــة وكيفيــة‬
‫التعامــل اثنــاء وقــوع الحــوادث عــى املنصــه او‬
‫الناقلــه و تحديــد الــرر الحــادث‬

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Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

Pre Commissioning, Commissioning

& Start-up Activities for Process
Location Course content
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib • Project Background & Planning
Premises • Factory Acceptance Testing
• Mechanical Completion
Who should attend • On-Site Commissioning
Process engineers • Process/System Startup
Production engineers • Performance Verification
Maintenance engineers • Operational Readiness, Project
Project engineers Completion

Course objectives
• Upon completion of the course,
participants will be able to:
• Plan and manage precommis-
sioning, commissioning and
start-up activities of a project,
conduct or delegate these ac-
tivities while controlling the spe-
cific constraints related to these
operations

45
 Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

Artificial lift
( ESP, PCP and Sucker Rod )

Location pumping, jet pumps, hydraulic

pumps and progressive cavity
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib pumps)
Premises
Course content
Who should attend
• Reservoir Performance: Inflow
Process engineers and Outflow Relationships
Production engineers • Why and When do We Need Arti-
Maintenance engineers ficial Lift?
Project engineers • ESP System Concept, equip-
Workover engineers ment and accessories of the
ESP system Sucker Rod Pump-
Course objectives ing and Gas Lift System
• Apply and gain an in-depth • Hydraulic and Jet Pumping
knowledge on the subsurface
production operations
• Explain reservoir performance
such as inflow & outflow rela-
tionships
• Apply and gain proper tech-
niques on artificial lift systems
and optimization technology
• Discuss criteria for artificial lift
system selection and artificial
lift screening methods
• Apply basic design and analysis
concepts and specify the main
components needed for each
artificial lift system (gas lift sys-
tems, ESP systems, sucker rod
46
Production Courses G.P.C Training Center

Heat Transfer Equipment

Location trial engineering industry, then

you need to learn all about heat
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib exchangers.
Premises
Course content
Who should attend • Heat Theory, Thermal Proper-
ties, and Corrosion
Process engineers
• The fundamentals of combus-
Production engineers
tion and heat transfer
Maintenance engineers
• The burner operation, combus-
Project engineers
tion control, and troubleshoot-
Course objectives ing
• Heater Types, Configurations,
• Learn combustion and heat Operation, Inspection, and
transfer fundamentals Maintenance
• Understand fired heater and • Exchanger Types, Configura-
boiler components and func- tions, Operation, Inspection,
tions and Maintenance
• Evaluate fired heater and boiler • Hot Oil System: Types, Applica-
performance tions, and Safety
• Undertake effective measures
to enhance equipment efficien-
cy
• Different heat exchanger types,
their main components, the ad-
vantages and disadvantages of
each type, and exactly how each
type works. So, if you’re working
(or plan to) in any mechanical
engineering industry or indus-

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 Production Courses
Flow Assurance & Pigging
Location
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib
Premises
Who should attend
Process engineers
Production engineers
Maintenance engineers
Project engineers
Course objectives
• Flow Assurance training course
provides participants with fun-
damental knowledge about
variety of disciplines that are
required to safely and econom-
ically transport the process
throughout different sections of
the piping system. This is par-
ticularly beneficial for any com-
48
G.P.C Training Center
pany hoping to avoid the high
maintenance and failure costs
associated with process trans-
port.
Course content
• Process flow regimes, influence
and mitigation
• Structural integrity of piping
systems
• Environmental concerns and
control
• Pipeline corrosion principles,
control and protection
• Influence of substance forma-
tion, hydrates, waxes
• Pipeline inspection, mainte-
nance and cleaning (PIGGING)
Workover Rigs & Equipment Courses G.P.C Training Center

Fishing Operations
Location
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib
Premises

Who Should Attend

Workover Engineers

Course Objectives
How to retrieve lost in hole

Course Content
• Fishing tools
• Milling tools

49
 Workover Rigs & Equipment Courses G.P.C Training Center

Rig Inspection & Acceptence

Location
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib
Premises

Who Should Attend

Workover Engineers

Course Objectives
• Enhance Workover rig perfor-
mance to operate required jobs
safely and efficiently
• Minimize capital and operating
cost

Course Content
• Workover Rig component sys-
tems
• Practical session

50
Workover Rigs & Equipment Courses G.P.C Training Center

Wire Line Operations

Location
GPC Training Center , Ras Gharib
Premises

Who Should Attend

Workover Engineers

Course Objectives
• How to follow enhance wire line
operations performance

Course Content
• Wire line types overview
• API precautions during wire line
operations

51
 Workover Rigs & Equipment Courses G.P.C Training Center

Stuck Pipe

Location
GPC Training Center Ras Gharib
Premises

Who Should Attend

Workover Engineers

Course Objective
How to retrieve stuck pipe.

Course Content
• Mechanical & differential stick-
ing.
• Stuck pipe prevention.

52
Quality Control Courses G.P.C Training Center

Analysis of Oil Field

Production Chemicals

Location print for chemicals using GC &

IR which already exist on Ras
Gpc training center, Cairo premises Gharib Lab (practical training).
• Other Devices used for making
Who should attend finger print (GC, IR, ,etc.)
Chemists • Calculate (Matching / similarity)
% between products.
Course objectives • Reporting.
• Tracking production chemicals
that are injected into crude oil
before and after treatment, and
know its residual after treatment
and before shipment.
• Development of the scientific &
technical skills.
• Preparing of second & third
staff of chemists to be able to
be a trouble shooter and take
the right decision.
• Getting the more ad-
vanced technology &
information to improve
the performance.

Course content
• Modern devices used
in chemical analyses.
• How to make finger

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 Quality Control Courses G.P.C Training Center

Introduction to Laboratory Information

Management System (LIMS)
Location
Gpc training center, Cairo premises • Introduction to the LIMS system,
Who should attend
Chemists
Course objectives
• Learn the basics of Laboratory
Information Management Sys- • Applications of LIMS in sample
tems and how these help pro-
vide efficiency in a laboratory.
• Development of the scientific &
technical skills.
• Getting the more advanced tech-
nology & information to improve
the performance.
Course content
Practical use of LIMS, Integra-
tion with other systems like sap
• Purpose, function, features, and
core components of the Labo-
ratory Information Management
System (LIMS)
registration, billing, contract
management, and accounts re-
ceivable Difference between
Worklist and Workflow integrat-
ed within LIMS Guidelines on
Quality Control and Barcode
generation, printing, and read-
ing.
• Principle behind the use of a
Bi-directional Interface.

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Fax:02- 24037602