O-SECUL CONSULTANCY SERVICES ANNOUNCES
1ST QUARTER TRAINING COURSES FOR 2009


Course Title: Process Modelling/Simulator Using A
Simulator
Objectives: It typically involves using purpose-built software to define a system of interconnected components, which are then solved so that the steady-state or dynamic behavior of the system can be predicted.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED
Process Modeling/Simulation Gas Plant in Focus
 Getting Started
 Propane Refrigeration Loop
 Refrigerated Gas Plant
 NGL Fractionation Train
 Oil Characterization
 Gas Gathering System
 Two Stage Compressions
 Acid Gas Sweetening with DEA
 Natural Gas Dehydration with TEG
Other Topics also available on request

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Process Engineers,
Chemical Engineers
Petroleum Engineers

METHODOLOGY
Standard lecture with modern audio – visual aids, practical demonstrations, group discussions, case studies onProcess Simulation

DATE: Feb 24 –26, 2009

VENUE: Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja

COURSE FEE: N50, 000 per participant.

Course Title: INDUSTRIAL/OILFIELD HSE MANAGEMENT
(APPRECIATION)
OBJECTIVES: The course is designed to give participants an appreciation of safety management skills and prepare them for higher responsibilities and also teach them modern safety practices

TOPICS TO BE COVERED
 What is safety
 Safety legislation, policies and implementations
 Safety as a tool for corporate image
 The need for safety( why it is relevant and administered)
 Incidents (types, their causations and occurrences)
 Causes of accidents
 Accidents profile
 Actors in accident prevention / safety and their role
 Personal protective equipments (P P E)
 Safety practices in offices and industry)
 Good housekeeping
 Cost / benefit analysis of good safety practices
 Chemistry and classification of fire
 Fire prevention techniques and protection
 Mock fire, evacuation methods and fire drill (practical) e.t.c

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

For anyone / staff who has never attended a safety course

METHODOLOGY

Standard lecture with modern audio – visual aids, practical demonstrations, group discussions, case studies

DATE: Mar 2 – 4, 2009

VENUE: Fountain Hotel, Sapele; Warri

COURSE FEE: N50, 000 per participant,

COURSE TITLE: VIBRATION MONITORING &
ANALYSIS
OBJECTIVES: The course is designed specifically to bring to the awareness of the practicing engineers & technologists, fundamental principles and methods of implementation of the concept for effective control of the excessive vibration experienced in rotating machinery.
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
 Overview of the Concept of Equipment Condition-Based Maintenance
 Rationale and Available Techniques Employed in Predictive Maintenance
 General Characteristics of Vibration and Shock
 Vibration Causes and Effects.
 Methods of Vibration Data Collection, Analysis and Control
 Imbalance and Mis-Alignment Characteristics
 Special Features of Pulsation, Causes, Effects and Method of Control
 Selection of Probes, Waveforms and Spectra
 Interpretation vibration

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Engineers and Technicians in maintenance and production activities

METHODOLOGY

Standard lectures with the use of view graphs, video films, case studies and practical sessions using state-of-the-art Vibration Data Collector & Analyzers, Vibration meter, Vibration Training Module and field exercises

DATE: Mar 2 – 6, 2009


VENUE: O-Secul Training Center, Warri
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COURSE FEE: N60, 000 per participant

COURSE TITLE: ELECTRIC MOTOR MAINTENANCE
OBJECTIVES: The course is designed to equip participants on technology driven maintenance procedures and troubleshooting of electric motors and control equipment.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED
 Basic Parts, Operations and Lubrication of Electric Motors
 Disassembly and Re-assembly of Motors
 Brush Rigging Removal and Reinstallation
 Troubleshooting of Electric Motors
 Non-intrusive Motor Status Monitoring
 AC Motor Controls
 Electrical Safe Working Practices

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

 Electrical maintenance engineers,
 Control engineers,
 Maintenance Planning engineers,
 Technologists & Technicians

METHODOLOGY

Standard lectures with transparencies (i.e. view graphs), colour video film shows and demonstration with CSI Electronic Motor Analyser
DATE: Mar 9 -11, 2009
VENUE: O-Secul Training Center, Warri
COURSE FEE: N50, 000 per participant



COURSE TITLE: PUMPS & COMPRESSORS
OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE
OBJECTIVES: The course is designed to educate participants on general knowledge of compressors, pumps operation and maintenance.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED
 Types, features and functions of Pumps and Compressors
 Thermodynamic properties of Gas & Fluids
 Operations of Pumps and Compressors
 Installation and overhauls of Pumps and Compressors
 Pumps and compressors maintenance
 Vibration monitoring and control
 Alignment and Balancing
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
 Maintenance Staff
 Production Staff
 Equipment Engineers

METHODOLOGY:
Standard lectures with use of view graphs and modern audio visual aids.

DATE: Mar 9 – 13, 2009

VENUE: Ichelaru St. Off Mgbuoba, Port Harcourt
COURSE FEE: N60, 000 per participant



COURSE TITLE: INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION

OBJECTIVES: The course is designed to enhance the standard of calibration equipment in the industry

TOPICS TO BE COVERED

 Standards and Calibration
 Flowmeter Calibration/Standards
 Pressure Calibration/Standard
 Temperature Calibration Methods
 Calibration of Level Measuring Systems
 Maintenance of Instrumentation and Control Systems
 Positive Displacement Meter Calibration
 Miscellaneous Instruments Calibrations and Settings

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
 Instrument maintenance personnel
 Electrical maintenance personnel
 Production personnel
 IT personnel
 Maintenance Planning engineers

METHODOLOGY
Standard lectures with the use of view graphs, video film shows and hands-on session

DATE: Mar 16 – 20, 2009

VENUE: O-Secul Training Center, Warri

COURSE FEE: N60, 000 per participant


COURSE TITLE: EMPLOYEE GENERAL HSE
OBJECTIVES The course is designed to improve employee HSE/safety knowledge, promote, encourage and improve occupational safety methods, practices and procedures within the company

TOPICS TO BE COVERED

 What is safety
 Safety legislation, polices formulation and implementations
 Industrial Safety laws
 Safety and productivity
 Incidents (types, their causations and occurrences)
 Accidents profile
 Causes of accident
 Accident investigation and reporting
 Management of HSE in contract
 HSE-MS and HSE case
 Environmental issues and legislations
 ISO 14001
 Community affair
 Occupational health risk management
 Crisis management
 Security management
 Logistics HSE e.t.c
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
 Operation/Project Engineers
 Industrial/Facility Engineers
 Process/Mechanical Engineers
 Maintenance & Production Personnel
 Technical Personnel’s
 Technicians and Planning Engineers
METHODOLOGY:
Standard lecture with modern audio – visual aids, practical demonstration, group discussions, e.t.c
DATE: Mar 16 -20, 2009
VENUE: Ichelaru St. Off Mgbuoba, Port Harcourt
COURSE FEE: N60, 000 per participant

COURSE TITLE: CONDITION BASED MAINTENANCE
OBJECTIVES The programme is designed to enhance the understanding of maintenance and engineering staff of process and/or manufacturing facilities usually responsible for the maintenance and operations of rotating equipment.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED

 Principles & Practice of Predictive Maintenance
 Equipment Analysis
 Computerised Laser Alignment
 Techniques for Extending Bearing Life
 Lubricant and Trend Analysis
 Non-destructive Testing
 Infrared Thermography

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

 Mechanical Engineers
 Planning Engineers
 Maintenance Superintendents & Supervisors
 Production Engineers
 Equipment Engineers
 Plant Inspectors
 Corrosion Engineers


METHODOLOGY:
Standard lectures with view graph, audio visual aids, and case studies based on field measurements.

DATE: Mar 23 -27, 2009
VENUE: O-Secul Training Center, Warri
COURSE FEE: N50, 000 per participant MAINTENANCE

COURSE TITLE: ADVANCE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT

OBJECTIVES: The course is designed to train participants on how to properly staff, schedule, supervise and manage a maintenance organization.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED

 Maintenance Organization, Systems & Documentation.
 Planning & Scheduling
 Preventive & Predictive Maintenance
 Maintenance Efficiency & Safety
 Parts, Materials, & work execution
 Computerised Maintenance Systems

WHO SHOULD ATTEND


 Maintenance Managers
 Superintendents and Engineers
 Planning Engineers
 TAM/TAP Coordinators
 Materials/Purchasing Managers

METHODOLOGY

Standard lectures with view graphs, modern audio visual aids, group discussions and practices session on computers.

DATE: Mar 23 -25, 2009

VENUE: Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja

COURSE FEE: N60, 000 per participant,


FOR ENROLMENT CONTACT:

Training Coordinator Regional Contacts:
O-SECUL NIGERIA LIMITED Caroline - Warri (08037629762)
29, MADUKU STREET Ruben – Port Harcourt (08033913461)
Off Okere/Ugborikoko Road Godspower – North/ Lagos08023765904)
P.O. BOX 1297, WARRI
Fax: 053-252931;
Phones: 053-823065
E-Mail: osecul@yahoo.com
caroline.yoroh@osecul.com

Website: www.osecul.com