Exploration & Production Training

The Wind Turbine Structure Training course focuses on the design and analysis of floating wind turbines, particularly in deep water environments. Engineers and researchers involved in offshore wind turbine design, project engineers, and safety inspectors will benefit from the course's innovative content and balance of theory and practice. The program covers topics such as floating wind turbine concepts, analysis methods, design requirements, ocean wave analysis, hydrodynamic design aspects, and mooring system analysis. The course spans two days and is led by experienced industry professionals.

The Subsea Structures Training course focuses on the design, installation, and operation of subsea systems. It covers topics such as subsea manifolds, SSIV structures, drilling templates, and riser systems. The course is designed for engineers, researchers, project managers, and safety inspectors involved in subsea structure design. It includes lectures on subsea structures, separation and production, rigid flow line installation, flexible risers, subsea structure installation, and subsea installation vessels. The course aims to provide a balance of theory and practice in a two-day duration.

The Nuclear Power Plant Training course is designed for civil engineers interested in understanding seismic design related to nuclear power plants. The course covers basics of generating electricity from nuclear reactions, components in a nuclear installation, safety systems, seismic design, geotechnical aspects, and waste disposal. Lectures are delivered by experts in geomechanics, structural engineering, and computational mechanics to provide in-depth knowledge on the challenges and design considerations of nuclear power plant infrastructures.

The Seismic Design Training course aims to educate engineers and scientists on the implications of seismic actions for various structures. It covers topics such as earthquake-induced structural damage, foundation design, and geotechnical aspects. The course emphasizes best practices and code compliance, focusing on parameters required for design and interpretation of analysis. It includes lectures on numerical modeling, soil-structure interaction, and reliability-based design philosophy for earthquake analysis. Engineers and scientists involved in onshore and offshore structure design will benefit from attending.

The Oil Industry Environmental Monitoring Training course aims to provide participants with knowledge and practical skills in monitoring and analyzing environmental data related to the oil industry. The course covers factors affecting data quality, water and air pollution, remediation of oil pollution, and practical sessions on microbiological and physicochemical testing. Participants will also learn about sampling techniques and report writing. The course includes lectures, practical sessions, demonstrations, and site visits to enhance learning.

The Offshore Wind Turbine Training course focuses on the design and analysis of wind turbine substructures to reduce costs in offshore wind projects. It covers topics such as mono pile and piled jackets design, soil-pile interaction, and dynamic responses. The course also highlights differences between wind turbine and substation substructures. Expert lecturers provide insights into offshore foundation design and loads analysis methodologies. The training is offered in various locations in the UK and internationally.

The Online Earthquake Structures Training course aims to equip engineers and scientists with the necessary skills to design safer and resilient infrastructures in earthquake-prone areas. The course covers seismic design aspects, risk analysis of structures, and introduces Eurocode 8 guidelines. Participants will study various earthquake hazards, seismic analysis techniques, and design considerations for earthquake-resistant structures. The course is suitable for professionals involved in designing, operating, and assessing onshore and offshore structures. Expert lecturers from diverse engineering backgrounds provide in-depth knowledge and practical insights throughout the program.

The Corrosion and Fatigue Training course aims to introduce fundamental corrosion theories in an accessible manner, emphasizing practical applications. It covers topics such as recognizing, measuring, and protecting against corrosion, as well as fatigue and fracture mechanisms. The course targets engineers and scientists involved in designing, operating, and assessing onshore and offshore structures. Lectures are delivered by experts in the field, including Dr. Helena Polezhayeva, a renowned fatigue specialist, and Dr. Adam Wojcik, a materials scientist with expertise in corrosion theory and prevention.