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2012The EIC Training Programme

Welcome to EIC Training...

The EIC workshops and courses are developed by Engineers and Industry Experts, who with their years of industry knowledge and inside experience are able to deliver the most relevant training possible. The EIC courses are designed not only to provide the theoretical foundations, but also encourage hands on practical implementation and opportunities to network at all levels of the industry, offering an all-round learning experience.

We look forward to welcoming you to the EIC learning experience.

The team at EIC Training is delighted to introduce our new 2012 training programme.

Introduction

02Technical Workshops02 An Introduction to Biogas & Anaerobic Digestion02 An Introduction to Bolted Joint Integrity03 An Introduction to Carbon Capture & Storage03 An Introduction to Centrifugal Pump

Design & Manufacture04 An Introduction to Compressors 04 An Introduction to Control Valves05 An Introduction to Electric Motors 05 An Introduction to Energy From Waste06 An Introduction to FPSOs 06 An Introduction to Gas Storage 07 An Introduction to Gas Turbines 07 An Introduction to Hydropower 08 An Introduction to Offshore & Subsea Valves

08 An Introduction to Pipe Supports 09 An Introduction to Reducing Risks for Offshore

Wind Farm Financing, Development and Operations09 An Introduction to Reservoir, Engineering and Drilling10 An Introduction to Shale Gas 10 An Introduction to Steam & Condensate Systems 11 An Introduction to Steam Turbine Technologies 11 An Introduction to Subsea Systems 12 An Introduction to the Design, Operation

& Maintenance of a CCGT Power Station12 An Introduction to the Design, Operation

& Maintenance of a Nuclear Power Station 13 An Introduction to Turbogenerators13 An Introduction to Wind Turbines

18Business & Management Courses18 Enhanced Project Risk Management

in Engineering Contracts 18 Negotiation Skills 19 Project Management 19 Technical Report Writing 20 Tendering for Success – How to Write Winning Bids 20 The New Manager

21 The Experienced Manager 21 The Professional Presenter22 Time Management 22 Understanding Finance 23 Understanding Letters of Credit23 Why do we need Contracts?

14Industry Overviews14 The Fundamentals of LNG14 The Fundamentals of Nuclear15 The Fundamentals of Oil & Gas15 The Fundamentals of Power

16 The Fundamentals of Refining & Petrochemicals16 The Fundamentals of Renewables17 The Fundamentals of Subsea17 The Fundamentals of the Energy Industry

2424 ATEX Directives 94/9/EC and 1999/92/EC 24 Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC and the UK Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000

Health, Safety and Environment Training

Contents

EIC Training consists of:

Technical Workshops

The one day Technical Workshops take the form of presentations at the premises of manufacturing companies and include site-tours and demonstrations so enabling attendees to gain hands on experience of a wide-range of equipment and products. The workshops cover classroom explanations of components, features, engineering, operation, maintenance, performance and testing followed by a factory tour. This enables attendees to appreciate and understand the manufacturing process, assembly and testing involved in production. The Technical Workshops are suitable for those who would like to increase their awareness of the equipment or product they may be procuring/engineering.

Industry Overviews

Industry Overviews are one-day courses which provide an overview of a particular sector. Topics include Power, Subsea, Oil and Gas, Renewables, Nuclear, LNG and Petrochemicals. These courses are delivered by instructors with considerable experience in the industry. The Industry Overviews are designed for those new to the industry or to a particular sector. They are especially suitable for those in a non-technical role. Several of the Industry Overviews courses offer site visits to complement the presentations.

Business & Management Courses

Business and Management courses are available to new and experienced managers. A range of courses are provided including legal topics and cultural awareness. Experienced industry instructors use role-play, case studies, scenarios, group discussion and assignments.

Pricing: EIC workshops and training courses are offered at highly competitive rates; we aim to offer the best value in the market.

In-house Training: If you would like us to deliver any of our courses at your premises on a date to suit you, please contact [email protected] for further information.

Bespoke Development Solutions: If the course you require is not listed in our training brochure we may be able to develop a bespoke solution for your organisation; contact [email protected].


Health, Safety and Environment training courses provide guidance and direction on a range of Health, Safety and Environment topics. This training will benefit those with a responsibility for compliance with UK and European legislation. There are a number of courses still under development and we expect to offer a range of Health, Safety and Environment courses later in the year. Please keep an eye on our website for the latest information.

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Technical Workshops

An Introduction to Biogas and Anaerobic Digestion> Hosted by Mott MacDonald & Scottish Water Horizons

An Introduction to Carbon Capture & Storage> Hosted by the University of Edinburgh (Scottish Centre for Carbon Storage)

An Introduction to Centrifugal Pump Design & Manufacture > Hosted by SPP Pumps

An Introduction to Bolted Joint Integrity> Hosted by Hydratight Ltd

Who should attend

This workshop will provide an introduction to biogas technology, design considerations and process engineering. It is suitable for interested people from all walks of life who are looking to benefit from experience in Europe. The course covers a technology that offers improved value and sustainability credentials across such fields as waste-water, industrial processes, energy generation and waste management.

Overview

This workshop will provide an overview of the biological process and means of control including some practical aspects of plant operation. It will discuss feedstock choices, gas yield, fermentation

technologies, by-products and final uses for biogas - all decisions that will affect the finances of your biogas project. The course will culminate in a tour of the Deerdykes site.

Who should attend

This workshop is suitable for anyone with an interest in CCS technologies, who wishes to gain an overview of the issues involved and some technical background. No previous knowledge or experience is required.

Overview

This one day workshop will provide an overview of CCS technology concentrating on capture and geological storage, but will also include the carbon economy, legislative drivers, economics, finances, who will ultimately pay and through what mechanism, and CO2 transportation and enhanced oil recovery.

The workshop will provide an introduction to the carbon economy, explain pre-combustion capture and discuss C02 transportation. It will also explain what happens to the captured CO2, and discuss enhanced oil recovery.

Who should attend

This workshop is for managers, engineers, graduates, operators, maintenance and other personnel requiring general centrifugal pump familiarisation, specifically in the areas of specification, design engineering and testing of centrifugal pumps.

Overview

This workshop has been designed for the engineer who is new to centrifugal pump applications, or for individuals who are involved with centrifugal pumps but have received no formal training in this area.

The training will allow the engineer to gain an appreciation of centrifugal pumps from the initial selection of the pump hydraulics and mechanical design, to the manufacturing and testing of the product. The course will be presented in the following sections: Pump basics hydraulic design, mechanical design and

pump seals. Appreciation of manufacture, assembly and testing will also be provided via a works tour that will guide attendees through the facilities.

The workshop will provide attendees with a general understanding of the inner workings of a centrifugal pump and the key engineering principles involved in their selection and design. It is intended to provide a broad overview of the centrifugal pump selection process, both from a hydraulic and mechanical viewpoint.

Who should attend

Engineers, graduates and other personnel involved in the specification, design, verification, operation and maintenance of pressure containing plant, mechanical or structural joints, rotating equipment, pipelines or piping systems.

Overview

This course is designed for people who require an understanding of the theoretical, practical and management aspects of bolted joints in pressurised and structural applications. The initial part of the course is based on the ECITB TEC Skills Unit PF010 (Joining Pipework Using Flanged Joints), PF018 (Assembling & Tensioning Bolted Connections) & PF019 (Assembling & Torque of Bolted Connections) and aims to give a practical appreciation of bolting issues. This is followed by a hands-on demonstration of equipment and a factory tour.

The afternoon is split into two sessions. The first session concentrates on how design codes such as the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code and EN1591 handle

flange-bolting calculations. The second session looks at systems to manage joint integrity and the software tools available to carry out bolt load calculations.

Participants may submit questions on engineering, technical and operational issues faced in their jobs in advance. Attendees’ understanding of the course will be assessed through question and answer periods and workshop assignments at the end of the course.

• Thefundamentalsofbiologicalprocesses;

• Theelementsofpracticalplantoperation;

• PracticalapplicationsofADinindustryusesforbiogas(Gastogrid,energygeneration,vehiclefuel);

• Anoverviewoftheeconomicdrivers.

• Discusstheissuesinvolvedincarboncaptureandstorage;

• UnderstandtheCO2transportationprocess;

• Comprehendtheeconomicsandfinancesofcarboncaptureandstorage.

• Identifymajorpumpcomponents;

• Explainthefunctionofkeycomponents;

• Understandthekeyparametersinselectingacentrifugalpump;

• Comprehendthecomponentsneededtopackageapump;

• Recognisethedifferentcentrifugalpumptypes;

• UnderstandpumpapplicationsforAPI610,NFPA20;

• Understandthebasicsofmechanicalandsoftpackedseals.

• HighlightthedifferencesbetweenTorque&Tensionasmethodsofcontrolledbolttightening;

• Identifythemajorgasketandflangetypes;

• Selectthemostappropriatebolttighteningtoolandmethodfortheapplication;

• UnderstandtheprinciplesbehindBoltloadcalculations;

• CalculateTensioneroperatingpressuresandTorquefiguresUtilizesoftwareforboltloadandflangestresscalculations;

• Appreciatetheimportanceofoperatorcompetencyandtrainingrequirements.

Upon completion, attendees will have an understanding of:

Upon completion, attendees will be able to:



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An Introduction to Control Valves> Hosted by Severn Glocon Ltd

Technical Workshops

An Introduction to Compressors> Hosted by Siemens Energy - Oil & Gas

An Introduction to Electric Motors > Hosted by ATB Laurence Scott

An Introduction to Energy from Waste > Hosted by MES Environmental Ltd

Who should attend

Engineers and other personnel involved in designing, specifying and using compressors, or who wish to obtain a better understanding of compressors and compressor drives. Knowledge of basic engineering principles and compressors is assumed.

Overview

This workshop has been designed for individuals who are new or are requiring awareness of compressors in the field of engineering, operations and maintenance fundamentals.

The workshop provides attendees with a general understanding of the inner workings of compressors and basics of compressor drives.

A factory tour will help the participants to familiarise themselves with the equipment from a manufacturing and assembly point of view.

Who should attend

This workshop will suit graduates, engineers, maintenance engineers, plant operators and managers, who require a basic understanding of criteria for specification or safe operation of high voltage induction motors.

Overview

Designed to provide a generic overview of motor principles and operation, this workshop is ideal for individuals new to the field or who require general awareness, either for operational purposes or fundamental maintenance operations. Equally it will provide a review and update of current design principles, materials and methods employed in manufacture, for those with previous involvement or who, through experience, have gained knowledge without formal motor training.

The workshop will provide a comprehensive understanding of the prime requirements needed when specifying for procurement purposes, particularly for those involved in specifying or acquiring HV induction motors as prime movers for pump, compressor or fan applications.

Attendees will gain a better understanding of the manufacturing processes employed, including general familiarisation of all aspects involved in the production of the major constituent parts of an induction motor.

Who should attend

This workshop is for managers, engineers, graduates, operators, maintenance and other personnel requiring general familiarisation of the Energy from Waste / thermal treatment process. The course specifically focuses on the engineering, operation and maintenance of high pressure steam & steam turbines. Some understanding of basic engineering principles will be assumed.

Overview

The day will include a mix of presentations, discussions and a full tour of the Stoke plant

Who should attend

This workshop is aimed at engineers, graduates and personnel from operations and maintenance who want to have a basic understanding of the design and construction, selection process and application of control and choke valves.

It is suitable for anyone involved in the specification of control and choke valves or their use in the process.

Overview

Providing an overview of control and choke valve types, materials, trim configurations and their selection criteria as well as the role of valve mounted instrumentation, this workshop also looks at the “severe service” considerations of valve selection. Using practical examples, the course examines the pitfalls of poor specification and selection.

The workshop aims to provide a level of understanding that will benefit the attendee in their day to day dealings with control and choke valves as well as an appreciation of the challenges provided by certain valve applications and the solutions available.

• UnderstandthethermodynamicalandmechanicalaspectsofSingleShaftCompressors;

• ComprehendthethermodynamicalandmechanicalaspectsofGearTypeCompressors;

• AppreciatethethermodynamicalandmechanicalaspectsofAxial/AxialRadialCompressors.

• Identifyallmajormotorcomponents;

• Understandthedifferentstartingmethodsemployedbyinductionmotors;

• Comprehendtheoperationalconstraintsimposedbydutyandsystemrestrictions;

• Qualifyandunderstandtheoperationalrequirementforprotectivedevicesonmotors;

• Appreciatehazardousenvironmentspecificationcriteria.

• ControlTechnology;

• AbatementSystems;

• PollutionControl;

• ManagingEnvironmentalImpact;

• MakinguseofWaste.

• Differentiatebetweenandunderstandthespecificattributesofcommonvalvestylesandtrimconfigurations;

• Understandthecommonstandardsanddirectivesapplicabletocontrolandchokevalvedesignandtesting;

• Sizeandselectsuitablevalvesforgivenapplications,selectingvalve,actuatorandmaterialcombinationscapableofsatisfyingtheapplication;

• Identifysevereserviceapplicationsanddemonstrateanawarenessofthespecificapproachrequiredinspecifyingasolution.





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‘the tour of the Easington terminal

enabled me to understand how gas is stored and

transported, it was excellent’


Technical Workshops

An Introduction to FPSOs> Hosted by ESD Simulation Training

An Introduction to Gas Turbines> Hosted by Siemens Industrial Machinery

An Introduction to Hydropower > Hosted by British Hydropower Association and

RWE npower renewablesAn Introduction to Gas Storage> Hosted by Centrica Storage Limited

Who should attend

This course is suitable for persons at all levels of responsibility and authority within a company structure, from executive officers and senior managers to the most junior of office staff. The course will be most beneficial to sales, accounting and administrative personnel, whether they be from oil and gas operating companies or supplier and service organisations.

Overview

This is a one day course comprised of short lectures, video clips and question and answer sessions. The purpose of the course is to enable all those without a technical background to have a better understanding of FPSO’s. On completion of the course, delegates will be equipped with the sufficient knowledge to allow them to offer more support to their technical colleagues as well as potentially advancing their own career paths. This course is

intended to give a comprehensive overview of the nature and purpose of floating production, storage and off take systems (FPSO’s). Delegates will learn how they are built, the versatility of the design and why they have become the main choice for a host floating production system.

Who should attend

This workshop is for managers, engineers, graduates, operators, maintenance and other personnel requiring general gas turbine familiarization. The workshop focuses in particular on the specification, engineering, operation and maintenance of industrial gas turbine engines. Some understanding of basic engineering principles is assumed.

Overview

The workshop will provide attendees with a general understanding of the inner workings of gas turbines and the underlying engineering principles from which they are designed. The workshop is intended to provide an overview of gas turbine technology, engineering features, operations and maintenance concepts

to engineering and management staff. A number of topics will be covered, including engineering and thermodynamic principles, materials, metallurgy and cooling and auxiliary equipment and modules. It will also provide an overview of turbo controls and operation.

The workshop visit will include a close look at the core engines assemblies and demonstration of the controls system.

Who should attend

This workshop would be beneficial to those with limited knowledge of the technology but who are interested in learning about hydropower. It is suitable for a wide variety of attendees from all backgrounds.

Overview

Hydropower has been used for thousands of years to provide power to drive all types of equipment from corn milling to electricity generation. Any hydropower development is complex being dictated by variations in rainfall and topography. No two hydro projects are the same.

The workshop provides an excellent basis for understanding hydropower generation and developing a scheme from conception through to commissioning and operation. It incorporates an overview of hydro basics and explains the processes of site and equipment selection, the regulatory

framework (environmental licensing and planning regulations and applications), construction, grid connection, commissioning, financial incentives and the economics of a hydro scheme.

The workshop will conclude with a tour of Dolgarrog Power Station.

Who should attend

Centrica Storage has requested that only graduates in Engineering - encompassing process operators, technicians and maintenance/design engineers, including those who may be entering the Gas Storage industry for the first time - attend this workshop.

Overview

The workshop will cover a variety of topics on gas storage, using case studies and projects as appropriate.

• ThehistoryoftheFPSOconceptandthebasicdesignoftheFPSOvessel;

• WhatconstitutesanFPSOintermsofthehostfacilityforproductionofanoilfield;

• ThemotionenvelopeofanFPSOandhowthisinfluencesthedesignofthemooringsystem;

• HowasubseaoilfieldisconnectedtoanFPSO;

• ThebasicdesignoftheFPSOprocessplant;

• Safetyissuessurroundingthelayoutoftheprocessplant;

• Cargohandling,andthesafetyissuessurroundingthis.

• Locateandidentifyallmajorgasturbinecomponents;

• Describethefunctionandpurposeofcomponentsofagasturbine;

• Understandessentialfluidsflowpaths,lubeoil,air,fuelandwaterofmechanicalsystems;

• Appreciategasturbineapplicationsandkeyoperatingissues.

• ExplainthehistoryofhydropowerintheUK;

• Describethedifferenttypesofhydropower

• Identifyrangesofhydropowerandequipment;

• Understandtheengineeringaspectsofhydropowerdesign;

• Appreciatethecommercialconsiderationsforhydropower.

• Theconceptofnaturalgasstorage;

• Theprocessingofnaturalgas;

• Thecommercialaspectsofagasstoragebusiness;

• Engineeringchallengesinvolvedinoperatingagasstoragebusiness;

• Thelogisticsinvolvedinanoffshoregasstoragebusiness.



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with wind farm operators’


An Introduction to Offshore & Subsea Valves> Hosted by BEL Valves

An Introduction to Reducing Risks for Offshore Wind Farm Financing, Development and Operations> Hosted by Sgurr Energy

Who should attend

This workshop is for engineers, graduates, operators, maintenance and other personnel requiring general pipeline valve familiarisation of both topside and subsea applications. Areas covered are specification, engineering, operation and maintenance of valves within the oil and gas industry.

Overview

The workshop provides attendees with a general understanding of valves supplied to work both subsea and on surface based facilities for the oil, gas and petrochemical industries.

The valves are produced from a range of materials, from carbon steel through to nickel alloys including High Strength Super Austenitic material. For the oil and gas industry, valves are supplied for working pressures of up to 20,000psi working pressure.

The workshop will cover Valve Fundamentals, Through Conduit Gate Valves, Valve Materials and Ball Valves.

It will provide an overview of Check, Globe, Needle and Small Bore Valves and the factory tour will provide an understanding of Manufacturing and Valve Testing.

Who should attend

This workshop is suitable for anyone who is interested in minimising risk in developing and building offshore wind farms.

Overview

This workshop will feature presentations from the leading lenders engineer experts for offshore wind. The day will focus on the risks associated with offshore wind farm development, construction and operation, with an emphasis on how these risks affect project finance and investment decisions. Delegates will also be given a demonstration of Galion, 2nd Generation Lidar technology from SgurrEnergy. Galion Lidar is a mature remote sensing technology that is now successfully being used in wind power applications.

• Recogniseallmajorvalvetypesandcomponents;

• Understandtheprinciplesofvalvetesting;

• Comprehendthefunctionandpurposeofcomponentsusedinthevalvedesign;

• Identifycauseandeffectrelationshipsforcommonperformanceproblems;

• Selectvalve,actuatorandmaterialcombinationscapableofsatisfyingtheapplicationwithindemandingserviceconditions.

• OffshoreWindFarmFinancingRisks;

• Managingriskinoffshoreengineering&construction;

• Technology&longtermoperatingrisks;

• Theimpactofinflowconditions.


Upon successful completion of the workshop, attendees will have an understanding of:

Technical Workshops

An Introduction to Pipe Supports > Hosted by Carpenter & Paterson Ltd

Who should attend

Engineers, graduates and other personnel involved in the specification, design, verification, operation and maintenance of pipelines or piping systems.

Overview

This workshop is designed for people who require an understanding of both why and how pipe supports are used.

Participants will learn about the varied range of supports available and their different uses and applications including how to select the correct support for their needs. A demonstration will be given of the Witch Hanger Design Software and also the interface with PDMS Multi Disciplined Support package.

The delegates will discover how different supports are installed and also what to look for when inspecting supports in situ.

Finally, attendees will be shown how the many different types of supports are manufactured in the C&P 7,700 sq meter workshop.

• Whypipesupportsareused;

• Thedifferenttypes,usesandselectionofspringsupports;

• Differenttypesofdynamicsupportsandwhentousethem;

• Theusesandtypesoflowfrictionsupports;

• Arangeofcryogenicsupportsandwhentousethem;

• WitchHanger&MDSInterfacesoftware;

• Installation,safetyimplicationsandproblemsthatmightbeencountered.


An Introduction to Reservoir, Engineering and Drilling> Hosted by The EIC

Who should attend

This workshop is suitable for everyone from executive officers and senior managers to office staff. The workshop will also be beneficial to sales, accounting and administrative personnel whether they be from oil and gas operating companies or supplier and service organisations.

Overview and Objectives

This one-day workshop consists of short lectures, video clips, and questions and answer sessions. The purpose of the workshop is to enable all those without a technical background to have a better understanding of the exploration and production sectors of the oil industry and in particular, the work of the reservoirs and drilling engineers and drill rig personnel. On completion of the workshop, delegates

will be equipped with sufficient knowledge to allow them to offer more effective support to their technical colleagues, as well as potentially advance their chosen career path. The workshop covers all the aspects of the reservoir engineering and management and the activities associated with drilling exploration and production wells. For each of the main sectors, the activities and technology will be explained in a clear, concise manner with the objective of introducing the day to day terminology and phraseology of the industry.

• WhatconstitutesanOil/Gasreservoir;

• Planningtheexploitation;

• NaturalandArtificialflow;

• ProductionEngineering;

• Drillingawellanddrillingequipment;

• CompletingaWell;

• Wellworkovers.


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‘very good course, well presented

and extremely informative. Factory tour was excellent,

gave a very good understanding of what was being presented.

Would definitely encourage others to attend’

Who should attend

This course is suitable for sales, accounting and administrative personnel, whether they be from oil and gas operating companies or supplier and service organisations.


All those without a technical background will have a better understanding of the subsea industry and its day-to-day terminology and phraseology after taking this course. Delegates will be better equipped with sufficient knowledge to allow them to offer more effective support to their technical colleagues as well as potentially advancing their chosen career path. The scope covers all the main sectors of the industry from reservoir formations through drilling and well structures, to subsea flowlines, risers and umbilicals. The

complexities of the industry are explained in a clear, simple and concise manner while at the same time, not understating the technological challenges. These challenges are highlighted by the discussion on how the subsea infrastructure is put together and the extreme challenges of deep water applications.


Technical Workshops

An Introduction to Steam & Condensate Systems> Hosted by Spirax Sarco

Who should attend

This course is for engineers, graduates and other personnel requiring general steam and condensate systems familiarization, specifically in the areas of process steam and condensate recovery.

Overview

This workshop has been designed for individuals who are new or are requiring awareness of steam and condensate in the fields of engineering, operation and maintenance fundamentals.

The workshop provides attendees with a general understanding of the basic working knowledge of steam and condensate systems and associate equipment and also the underlying engineering principles from which they are designed.

It will cover the basic theory of steam fundamentals, good practice of steam distribution and steam traps. It will also discuss pressure reducing valves, safety valves and condensate recovery.

• Locateandidentifyallmajorcomponentsinthesteamandcondensatesystems;

• Recognisethefunctionandpurposeofthesecomponents;

• Understandandtraceessentialfluidsflowpathsofsteamandcondensatesystems;

• Describepressurereductionandcondensaterecovery.


An Introduction to Steam Turbine Technologies> Hosted by Dresser Rand Company Limited

Who should attend

This workshop is for managers, engineers, graduates and other personnel requiring general steam turbine familiarization. The workshop particularly focuses on the specification, engineering operation and maintenance of steam turbines.

Overview

The workshop provides attendees with a general understanding of the inner workings of steam turbines and the underlying engineering principles from which they are designed. The workshop is intended to provide an overview of steam turbine technology and engineering features, operations and maintenance concepts to engineering and management staff.

The workshop will also include a factory tour for the attendees to learn and understand the process of manufacturing, assembly, quality assurance and testing involved in the delivery of the finished product.

• Identifydifferenttypesofsteamturbinesandtheirapplications;

• Recognisemajorcomponentswithinsteamturbines;

• Understandselectionprincipals;

• Appreciatetesting,operationandmaintenanceofsteamturbines.


An Introduction to Shale Gas > Hosted by The EIC

Who should attend

This workshop is intended for existing technical and commercial employees wishing to develop their global knowledge of this new area of specialisation. It is also designed for new starters, recent recruits and graduates; experts working on a temporary basis in the industry; specialists needing a wider understanding and professionals working alongside the industry.


Shale Gas is altering the landscape of the gas industry across the world, not just in North America where the technologies have evolved. The EIA estimates that shale gas production will account for 50% of all natural gas produced in North America over the next decade. Countries around the world have started to examine the potential of shale gas within their own borders, particularly in Europe where the potential for shale gas production will reduce

dependence on foreign gas imports.This comprehensive one-day workshop on how the shale gas industry works will explore the challenges facing the industry and will enable participants to understand the technological, geological, economic and environmental aspects of shale gas exploration and production.

• Unconventionalgasresourcesandtheirdistribution;

• TheshalegasindustryinNorthAmerica,Europe,SouthAfrica,AsiaandAustralia;

• Shalegaseconomics;

• Drillingandhydraulicfracturingtechniques;

• Environmentalissuesregardingshalegasexplorationandproduction;

• Theopportunitiesandchallengesforunconventionalgas.


An Introduction to Subsea Systems> Hosted by The EIC

• SubseaInfrastructure;

• SubseaWells;

• Manifolds,FlowlinesandRisers;

• UmbilicalsandControl;

• Workboatsandothercraft;

• Connection;

• Maintenance,conceptsandapplicationofIMR.


‘course content excellent, plant tour great,

the information was top class!

The course was just what I needed to improve my nuclear knowledge,

background is in GT Power Generation and Biomass.

Very worthwhile’


Technical Workshops

An Introduction to Turbogenerators> Hosted by Brush Electrical Machines

An Introduction to Wind Turbines> Hosted by Nordex UK Ltd / RWE npower

Who should attend

This workshop is for managers, engineers, graduates, operators, maintenance and other personnel requiring familiarization with the BRUSH DAX generator range. It would also suit anyone interested in large turbogenerators.

This workshop has been designed for individuals who are new or are requiring awareness of generators in the fields of engineering, operations and maintenance. However, it also provides an excellent review for individuals who have been involved with diesel or gas turbines, but have not received formal training.

Overview

The workshop will give attendees an appreciation of equipment they may be procuring but may not have seen and will also bring the UK supply chain closer to

customer. The workshop will also include a factory tour for attendees to learn and understand the process of manufacturing, assembly, quality assurance and testing required in the delivery of the finished product.

The workshop provides a general understanding of the inner workings of generators. Due to the diversity of attendees it is intended to provide a broad based familiarisation with generator technology, engineering features, operations and maintenance concepts to engineering and will provide an overview of generator principles with a ‘hands on’ approach rather than detailed principles.

Who should attend

This workshop has been designed for managers, engineers, graduates, analysts and other people who are interested to learn about wind turbine power generation. The workshop will provide an excellent overview for people from technical, non-technical and commercial backgrounds, who have limited experience and wish to improve their understanding of wind power.

Overview

This one day workshop will provide an overview of the wind power generation. It will explain the basic technical concepts along with an overview of the development and economics of a wind farm. In addition it will discuss the constraints imposed upon wind farm developers by the planning process together with the challenges faced during the construction and operation of wind turbines.

• IdentifythemajorcomponentsofaBrushgenerator;

• ComprehendbasicAVRoperationandexplainrelationshipofMW,MVAr,pfandMVA;

• Recognisebasicelectricalandmechanicalprotectionrequirementsforagenerator;

• UnderstandSynchronisingprinciples.

• Comprehendwindturbinetechnology;

• Identifyplanningissues;

• Appreciatethedevelopmentandeconomicsofawindfarm;

• Understandconstruction,commissioning,andhealthandsafety.



An Introduction to the Design, Operation & Maintenance of a CCGT Power Station > Hosted by Centrica Energy

Who should attend

This workshop has been designed for those who are new to or are requiring familiarisation with CCGT stations in the fields of design, engineering, operation and maintenance fundamentals.

Overview

This workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of plant design and layout, CCGT performance and the design, operation and maintenance of gas turbines, heat recovery steam generators and steam turbines.

The workshop will include a site tour for attendees’ appreciation and understanding of the process of plant layout and design involved in the operation and maintenance of the CCGT station, ensuring its high reliability and availability.

• UnderstandthefunctionandoperationofequipmentinCCGTstations;

• Appreciatedesignprincipals;

• Comprehendmaintenanceregimes.


An Introduction to the Design, Operation & Maintenance of a Nuclear Power Station > Hosted by British Energy, part of EDF Energy

Who should attend

This workshop at Dungeness B has been designed for those who are new to or are requiring familiarisation with Nuclear Power stations in the fields of design, engineering, operation and maintenance fundamentals.

Overview

The workshop will provide an overview of AGR plant design and operation, will discuss Nuclear New Build, and will explain PWR plant design and operation.

There will be a plant tour in the afternoon which is for attendees’ appreciation and understanding of the process of plant layout and design involved in the operation and maintenance of a nuclear power station.

• Describethefunctionandoperationofequipmentinnuclearpowerstations;

• Understandnuclearnewbuildconsiderations.


‘very good course which has improved

my knowledge of power generation,

the plant tour was especially

informative’


Industry Overviews

• Understandhowoilandgasareformedandwheretheyarefound;

• Comprehendthetypesofoilandgasdeposits;

• Discussexplorationandproduction;operations,structuresandcosts;

• Explaintheprocessingofoilandgas;

• Identifythetransportationandrefiningprocess;

• Appreciatehealthandsafetyintheoperatingenvironment.

• Understandthetermsusedintheindustry;

• Comprehendtheenergyconversionprocess;

• Identifythesystemsfoundonpowerstations;

• AppreciatetheComparisonsbetweenconventional&CCGTplant;

• Explainrenewableandalternativeenergysources;

• Discusstheroleoftransmissionanddistributionsystems.

The Fundamentals of Oil & Gas

The Fundamentals of Power

Who should attend

The course is suitable for graduates and other newcomers to the industry; people from technical, non-technical and commercial backgrounds who have limited experience and wish to improve their familiarity with some of the processes involved.

Overview

The course takes the form of five modules to introduce the participants to the fundamentals within the oil and gas industry. The sessions follow the molecules through their journey from wellhead to a range of diverse applications. This will include the search for oil and gas, its extraction, processing, transportation and refining. It will also address where the oil & gas industry is going in terms of future developments.

Who should attend

This course has been designed for managers, engineers, graduates, operators, maintenance and other personnel who are new to or are requiring insight into the Modern Power Generation industry. The course will provide an excellent overview for those from technical, non-technical and commercial backgrounds, who have limited experience and wish to improve their familiarity with some of the systems involved.

Overview

This one day course will enable delegates to gain an appreciation of the fundamentals involved in the Power Generation Industry and provide an appreciation of how modern day power plant works, including relevant terminology. The course will also include a site tour for attendees’ appreciation and understanding of the process of plant layout and design, involved in the operation and maintenance of a fossil fired power station.



The Fundamentals of LNG

The Fundamentals of Nuclear

• Liquefaction;

• Shipping;

• Terminal/Regasification;

• Plantsworldwide;

• Markets/Trade;

• ProjectDevelopment;

• CommercialIssues.

Who should attend

The course is designed for a wide range of attendees from both technical and non-technical backgrounds. It will be suitable for suppliers to the LNG industry to have a broad knowledge of the processes involved and the technical/commercial issues affecting the business, managers with a specific knowledge of part of the LNG business with a broader understanding of the overall LNG value chain, new entrants to the LNG business with an understanding of scope and size of the business and the activities involved, sales, finance and non-technical staff who require an overview of the LNG business, or anyone requiring an understanding of how the LNG industry works.

Overview

The course provides an understanding of the scope and size of the LNG industry, the value chain elements, the basic technologies involved, a commercial understanding of the value chain elements and the complexities involved in developing an LNG project.

The supply/demand overview provides an understanding of how the industry has developed and the opportunities and constraints on future development of the LNG industry and the challenges it faces.


• Thebasicsofthenuclearindustry;

• Radioactivity;

• TheNuclearFuelCycle;

• NuclearPowerGeneration;

• Reprocessing;

• Decommissioning;

• WasteManagement;

• Regulation.

Who should attend

This course has been designed for industry practitioners who work in a variety of sectors who want to begin to understand the nuclear sector and who are thinking of perhaps exploring the potential opportunities that exist for them within this sector.

Overview

The course is intended to be an introduction to those who have not previously worked in or for the nuclear industry but perhaps would like to become involved with the “nuclear renaissance” that is being experienced around the world.


‘the presentation was excellent

and the instructor animated and

energetic.Very informative, well presented’


• UnderstandFlowAssurance,Mitigationsolutions&HydraulicAnalysis;

• ComprehendWellheadsandChristmasTrees;

• DiscussSubseawellsoperations;

• AppreciateIntra-fieldFlowlines&smallexportPipelines;

• UnderstandProductionRiserssystems;

• ComprehendSubseaProductionControl.

• Understanddifferentsectorsoftheenergyindustry;

• Identifythefullspectrumofenergysources–frompetroleumtorenewables,windandsolartonuclear;

• Discusstherapidlychangingmixofviableenergysources.

Industry Overviews

The Fundamentals of Subsea

The Fundamentals of the Energy Industry

Who should attend

This course has been designed for managers, engineers, graduates, operators and other personnel who are new or are requiring insight into the subsea industry. The course will provide an excellent overview for people from technical, non-technical and commercial backgrounds, who have limited experience and wish to improve their familiarity with some of the systems involved.

Overview

This one day workshop will enable delegates to gain an appreciation of the fundamentals involved in the subsea industry. Delegates will gain insight into the key processes, technologies and equipment behind contemporary subsea production systems.

Who should attend

This three day course is intended for new starters, recent recruits and graduates, experts working on a temporary basis in the industry, specialists needing a wider understanding, professionals working alongside the industry, and employees moving into a new area of specialisation.

Overview

The course combines the science, technology, economics, history, forecasting and politics with the commercial realities of the energy industry. It will give participants an integrated and impartial view of the attributes and drawbacks of the various sources. The course will allow participants to understand the vast and varied collection of activities and organisations required to power our world. From fossil fuels to renewables, nuclear to hydro; the sourcing, processing and distribution of energy involves some of the most complex and significant enterprises on earth.



• Thetermsusedintheindustry;

• Familiaritywiththebusinessconceptsrelatedtorefiningandpetrochemicals;

• TechnologyanddesignphilosophybehindRefineriesandPetrochemicalplants;

• Present,FutureandChallengesofRefiningandPetrochemicalsbusiness.

• Discussthedriversforrenewableenergy;

• Explainonshoreandoffshorewindenergytechnology;

• Understandnetworkintegration;

• Appreciatetheissuesassociatedwithplanningconstraints;

• Identifyanaerobicdigestiontechnology;

• Recognisehowsolartechnologyworks;

• ComprehendthefutureofrenewableenergyinEurope.

The Fundamentals of Refining & Petrochemicals

The Fundamentals of Renewables

Who should attend

This course has been designed for managers, engineers, graduates, operators and other personnel who are new or are requiring insight into the Refining and Petrochemicals industry. The course will provide an excellent overview for people from technical, non-technical and commercial backgrounds, who have limited experience and wish to improve their familiarity with some of the systems and technologies involved.

Overview

This one day course will enable delegates to gain an appreciation of the fundamentals involved in the Refining and Petrochemicals industry. Delegates will gain insight into the key processes and technologies behind modern day refineries and petrochemical complexes.

Who should attend

This course has been designed for managers, engineers, graduates, analysts and other people who are interested to learn about different renewable technologies. The course will provide an excellent overview for people from technical, non-technical and commercial backgrounds, who have limited experience and wish to improve their understanding of renewable energy.

Overview

This one day course will provide an overview of the renewable energy sector. It will introduce the different technologies, including in the wind, solar and biomass sectors, as well as associated issues such as planning constraints and network integration.

At the end of the day a site visit is planned to Earthship Brighton. The Earthship is a pioneering sustainable building, constructed entirely from waste car

tyres and other recycled materials and powered solely by renewable energy. The tour will include the Earthship’s on-site power generation: electricity and water heating with photovoltaic panels, solar thermal panels, wind turbine and wood pellet stove. It will also cover some of its other sustainable aspects, such as construction materials, passive building design, rainwater harvesting and natural wastewater treatment.



‘an excellent course made practical and relevant to the

industry’

‘very good course leader and course content, focused on practical issues relevant to the workplace.

This course has given me a tremendous amount of confidence in negotiating

going forward’

‘very informative

and excellently presented’



• Recognisethecharacteristicsofaproject;

• Identifyprojectrisk;

• Undertakefinancialanalysisofaproject;

• Definegoalsandobjectives,thescopeandworkbreakdown;

• Understandhowtoplanaproject;deliverables,tasks,estimating,criticalpath,costplans;

• Executeaproject;track,reportandreview.

• Whyeffectivewritingissoimportant;

• Gettingthemessageacrosstothereader;

• Writingwithouttechnicalandmanagementjargon;

• Theprinciplesofcleartechnicalwriting;

• Theroleofdiagrams;

• Sentenceandparagraphstructure;

• Reportplanningandstructuring;

• Punctuation;

• Editing.

Project Management

Technical Report Writing

Who should attend

This course is aimed at engineers and other personnel who need that basic understanding of project management to be more effective in their workplace. It is also suitable for those who are considering becoming a Project Manager.

Overview

The course will use a simple project life cycle model to explain project management activity and output at different points in the project’s life, and will focus on good practice and danger areas. The course has general applicability, as it is not specific to industry, company or project management methodology, and will not cover the use of proprietary project management tools. The ideas will be explored using a case study. Part of the course will involve working in small groups to perform classroom exercises.

Who should attend

This course is suitable for anyone in a technical profession who needs to write reports – engineers, scientists, consultants, technicians, chemists, etc.

Overview

This course will develop and improve the technical report writing skills of EIC members. A carefully structured training programme, with focussed and practical writing exercises, will give members the skills and tools they need to produce effective documents that deliver a clear and succinct message.



• Focusmoreeffectivelyonbehaviourwhennegotiating;

• Achieveconsistentresultswhenconfrontedwithdifferentstyles;

• Increaselevelsofassertiveness,persuasionandinfluence;

• Manageclients,suppliers,colleaguesandemployeesmoreeffectively.

Negotiation Skills

Who should attend

This course is suitable for anyone from Director level and Senior Management level through to less experienced staff wishing to improve their negotiation skills should attend this course. The skills learned will be of benefit to both technical and commercial disciplines not only when dealing with clients and suppliers but also when dealing with colleagues or employees.

Overview

The course is designed to rapidly improve negotiation skills through highly interactive and spontaneous group discussion; delegates are involved in practical exercises from the very beginning and throughout the course.


Enhanced Project Risk Management in Engineering Contracts

Who should attend

This one day course will feature expert speakers combining to present a breadth of educational experience. It is suitable for all in the energy industry from Engineers and Project Managers to In-house Lawyers and Commercial Managers.

Overview

Despite technological and technical advances, energy projects still suffer from extensive delay, disruption and cost escalation, and the disputes that follow affect every stakeholder and can often jeopardize the success of a project. The importance of managing and avoiding such disputes is therefore paramount, and this course will address some of the key issues.

This course will help delegates to understand some of the legal and technical aspects of risk management that can be applied to projects from both a proactive and reactive perspective to Engineering projects.


• ChangeandTimeRiskManagement;

• ContractMechanismsasaRiskManagementTool;

• SuccessfulClaims;

• DisputeResolution:ProcessesandAvailableForum.

‘this course was excellent and delivered everything I

needed!’

‘very relaxed style backed up with

obvious talent, would recommend.

Excellent knowledge of the subject and ability to apply it to

our situations’



• Differentiateeffectivepresentationaimsfromineffectiveones;

• Generatepresentationmilestonestomovetowardsanaim;

• Analyseanaudienceandtailormessagestoaidrecall;

• Usememorytechniquestolookandsoundprofessionalandengagetheaudience;

• Deliverapresentationandreceivefeedback.

The Professional Presenter

Who should attend

This course is suitable for anyone who is required to give presentations and would like to deliver them with impact.

Overview

This course will make clear the difference between great and average presentations. It will use a range of different learning methods including concept presentations, group discussion & interactive exercises. Finally, it will enable delegates to benchmark their presentations against a series of criteria for excellence and offer an opportunity to raise their own ‘presentation’ standards through practice.


• Usearesourceefficientstructure;

• Incorporatedifferentcustomerrequirements;

• Useplanningtools,compliancematricesandwinthemes;

• Useevaluationcriteriatogaincompetitiveadvantage;

• Managethebidproductionprocess.

Tendering for Success; How to write winning bids

Who should attend

This course is suitable for Sales Directors, Bid Managers, Estimating Managers, Marketing Managers, Financial Controllers, Managing Directors and anyone involved in writing tenders or managing bid teams.

Overview

This course will give delegates an understanding of the bid management process and a structure which can be used to produce high-impact, customer facing tenders. The course will cover a variety of areas, including amongst others: selecting work to bid for; making it customer focused; how to sell at higher prices; and beating the competition.


• Identifytheroleofateamleaderandtheirpriorities;

• Recognisethetraitswhichmakeagoodleader;

• Discuss8differentmanagementstylesandconsidertheimpactofeach;

• Identifytheirteamstyle;

• Usedelegationandprioritisationtools;

• Adoptarangeofdifferentfeedbackmethods.

The New Manager

Who should attend

Engineers and others who have recently been promoted and are required to manage others in a team leader or supervisory role. This course is also suitable for more experienced managers who have not had formal training.

Overview

This course will bring into focus the aspects which are required to manage a team or an individual.It will enable delegates to examine their management style and understand how this style affects others in their team. It introduces different styles and provides a range of management tools including delegation, prioritisation and giving feedback.

A range of different learning methods will be used, including questionnaires, group discussion and interactive exercises.


• Identifyownmanagementstyle;

• RecogniseotherManagementStylesandhowtoadapt;

• Implementhighperformanceteamideasandstrategies;

• Developfocusedcoachingskills;

• Utilisearangeoftoolstomodifybehaviourwhendealingwith‘difficultpeople’.

The Experienced Manager

Who should attend

This course is ideal for anyone who has been a manager for at least two years and would like to develop their skills further. It is also suitable for those who have not undertaken previous management training.

Overview

‘Individuals leave managers not companies’, according to research. This course will help you to identify what you can do to make the difference to the people you manage. Good line management comes up time and time again as the most important thing an organisation can focus on. This two day course will be a fusion of advanced interpersonal skills and enhanced team dynamic awareness.

Delegates will leave this course with a very clear idea of actions and approaches that can be used immediately.

The course will use a range of different learning methods including questionnaires, group discussion and interactive exercises.Upon completion, attendees

will be able to:

‘this was a very interesting course, with

practical examples.

I found the discussion about Inco terms

most useful’

‘I have gained a better understanding of

managing risk when preparing contracts - this course was invaluable to me’


• Wherefinancefitswithinanorganisation;

• Thefinancialperspective;

• Budgetsandbudgeting;

• Costcontrol;

• Capitalexpenditure/investmentappraisal.

• Identifytheircurrentpatternoftimeusageandanalyseitseffectiveness;

• Identifytheirmajorgoalsandobjectives;

• Prioritisetasksaccordingtotheirimportanceandurgency;

• Applytimeplanningtechniquestodaily,weeklyandprojectplanning;

• Identifyandavoidtheimpactoftimedisrupters,orminimisetheeffectstheymayhaveonthemselvesandothers.

• Identifyingandassessingkeyexportrisks;

• AlternativeMethodsofPayment;

• LettersofCredit–SettingtheScene;

• PracticalLettersofCredit;

• TheRules-UCP600&ISBP;

• PreparingandCheckingDocuments.

• Thefunctionofcontractswithinthemanagementofcommercialrisk;

• Thecorrectcontractstrategyforachievingasuccessfulproject;

• Theissuesthatcontractclausestrytoaddress:includingcommonproblemsandsolutions;sothatcontractscanbereadandwrittenintelligently.

Understanding Finance

Time Management Understanding Letters of Credit

Why do we need Contracts?

Who should attend

This course will benefit all managers who have responsibility for a budget and for business expenditure.

Overview

Budgets done well are a tremendous tool to assist the running of a business. Done badly, it is worse than not doing it at all. This course looks at the essentials of getting budgeting right. For revenue expenditure cost control is considered and different approaches with different types of cost, and for capital expenditure business capital appraisal is explored.

This course will demystify finance; the terminology, the difference between “capital‟ and “revenue‟, why the finances of a business run as they do, etc. It will consider how a business operates – from a financial perspective – in a way which few people ever forget.

Who should attend

This workshop is ideal for those who need to introduce effective time management skills into their working life or need to refresh their current skills.

Overview

In today’s high pressured business environment, time is becoming a limited and expensive resource. Effective time management is critical to the achievement of business and personal objectives and key tasks. This workshop concentrates on the knowledge, skills and behaviour necessary for attendees to develop new ways of managing themselves, and ultimately their time, more efficiently.

Who should attend

This course will benefit all key personnel engaged in the Letters of Credit process, including Export Sales, Finance Teams, Project Managers, Export Administrators, Customer Services and Shipping.

Overview

The course has been specifically designed to help exporting companies to reduce the significant risks and costs associated with Letters of Credit received from buyers in new, difficult and emerging markets. Delegates will learn how to negotiate the most favourable L/C terms for their business, avoid unnecessary and costly amendments and discrepancies, and present documents which comply with the L/C terms.

Who should attend

This course is aimed at engineers and other personnel who need an introduction to managing risk through the correct selection and drafting of contracts. It will help them engage constructively and intelligently with those at the sharp end of commercial management.

Overview

Commercial awareness is a necessity in all organizations and even those in non-commercial functions need to understand how their activities have commercial consequences. This course takes the main approaches to contract strategy such as lump sum, reimbursable and target cost contracts and explains their strengths, weaknesses and typical applications in addressing project goals. Using the subjects that appear in a typical contract

contents list, the course explains the issues underlying the contract text: the problems which the draftsmen are trying to solve and some of the common solutions and pitfalls. Contract strategy is illustrated by a case study.






‘this was an ideal introduction to

ATEX and concepts behind the applications.

Extremely knowledgable and backed technical up with

analogies and demonstrations.This will benefit

my colleagues in the USA’

24 I EIC Training Programme 2012

For further information please contact Ally Le Boutillier (Training Services Manager)

[email protected] or 0207 091 8600

BUS CARD AREA

• UnderstandtheNewApproachDirectiveframework

• UsethePEDselectionprocedureanddetermineequipmentcategories

• Selectappropriateconformityassessmentmodules

• Comprehendtheresponsibilitiesofusersofpressureequipment

Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC and the UK Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 > Hosted by Nuvia & RSA Engineering

Who should attend

This workshop will be of benefit to all engineers with a responsibility for compliance with UK and European legislation for both new and in-service pressure equipment.

Overview

The workshop will be presented in two parts: firstly, an overview of the Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC (PED) focusing on:

• AnintroductiontoEuropeanNewApproach Directives

• ScopeofthePEDandresponsibilities• EssentialSafetyRequirements

• ActivitiesandResponsibilitiesofthe manufacturer and Conformity Assessment bodies

• ConformityAssessmentModules• GlobalConformityAssessment

Secondly, an overview of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (PSSR) covering:

• AnappreciationofthePressureSystemsSafety Regulations 2000

• UnderstandingtheinterfacebetweenthePED and PSSR

• Whatconstitutesapressuresystem?• FundamentalsofWrittenSchemesof

Examination• ActionsandresponsibilitiesoftheUser

and Competent Person



• Understandthefundamentalsofexplosions

• Appreciatehowtheprotectionconceptswork

• UnderstandtheoriginsofthetwoATEXDirectives

• ComprehendtheprocessesrequiredtosatisfythetwoATEXDirectives

• Understandinternationaldevelopmentsfutureimpact

ATEX Directives 94/9/EC and 1999/92/EC > Hosted by Baseefa

Who should attend

This workshop will be of benefit to all engineers with a responsibility for compliance with UK and European legislation in respect of Ex equipment and installations. It is particularly aimed at those who are new to the field and do not have a deep grounding in Ex techniques and those who have been working in the field for some time but need a review of the basics.

Overview

The workshop consists of a number of modules which build upon each other so that following a section on the basic chemistry and physics of explosions it is clear how the various protection concepts work. The continuation of the workshop is concerned with how the protection concepts and the related installation rules fit with the two ATEX Directives and the IECEx international certification scheme.

The workshop will explain the basics of an explosion, classification of hazardous areas and selection of equipment and electrical and mechanical protection concepts. It will provide an overview of protective systems and an appreciation of the legal framework of the ATEX Directives 94/9/EC and 1999/92/EC. It will also discuss Conformity Assessment under 94/9/EC and IECEX.


The EIC is the leading trade association for UK companies supplying goods and services to the energy industries worldwide. Established in 1943, The EIC has over 600 Member companies and provides them with the capability to understand, identify and pursue global business opportunities. The EIC Membership comprises contractors and suppliers from all areas of the energy sector who make a significant contribution to the UK economy, employing in aggregate around one million and generating £100 billion in revenues from their UK operations. The EIC’s head office is in London with regional offices in Billingham and Aberdeen, and overseas offices in Rio de Janeiro, Houston, Singapore, Dubai and Beijing.

About The EIC

For further information please contact Ally Le Boutillier (Training Services Manager)[email protected] or 0207 091 8600

The EIC (Head Office and Southern Region)89 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TPT +44 (0)20 7091 8600 I F +44 (0)20 7091 8601 I E [email protected]

www.the-eic.com

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