Delivered by the Imperial Corporate Training Institute, the Turbine and Compressor Operations Compliance and Mechanical Audit Training Course will provide participants with the best in-depth professional development programme to assist the oil and gas industry in delivering consistent operations, managing risk and meeting regulations pertaining to audits for turbine and compressor operations within all oil and gas facilities. The training course will focus on the importance of the turbine and compressor as it relates to rotating equipment and their respective roles in ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of both upstream and downstream oil and gas facilities. Participants will receive extensive training on operational performance standards, inspection methodologies and audit approaches relating to the international oil and gas industry’s best practices and standards
The training course will include both a theoretical approach to technical training and a practical approach to understanding the process of auditing a turbine and compressor using the latest techniques for performing a mechanical integrity assessment, operational controls, and supporting long-term assurance of performance. The course will focus on mechanical condition monitoring, verifying compliance with regulations and performing audits in a manner which supports operational excellence and minimises risk. This oil and gas training will provide the tools required for organisations to maximise the reliability of their assets, continue to meet regulatory obligations and help ensure turbine and compressor operations are optimised during the entire asset life cycle.
Objectives
By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
- Comprehend the turbine/compressor operational principles used in oil and gas facilities:
- Implement compliance frameworks for Turbine/Compressor Operations:
- Assess Generator Integrity in Rotating Machinery Systems:
- Conduct a Structured Mechanical Audit in accordance with International Standards:
- Evaluate the Risk of Turbine/Compressor Failure:
- Analyze Operational Data to Support the Assurance of Performance:
- Identify Common Mechanical and Operational Aspects of Non-Conformance:
- Evaluate Maintenance Solutions for Critical Rotating Machinery:
- Enhance Internal Controls Associated with Operational and Mechanical Integrity:
- Generate Audit Reports and Compliance Reports in Professional Manner.
Target Audience
This course is suitable for:
- Mechanical engineers working in oil and gas operations
- Maintenance and reliability engineers
- Turbine and compressor operation supervisors
- Asset integrity and inspection engineers
- Technical auditors and compliance professionals
- Operations managers in oil and gas facilities
- HSE and risk management professionals
- Quality assurance and internal audit teams
- Project engineers involved in rotating machinery systems
- Professionals responsible for performance assurance and operational compliance