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Technical Petroleum Training Institute

T r a i n i n g C o u r s e G u i d e b o o k

January – December 2010

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteTechnical Petroleum Training Institute

Petroleum Engineer Academic Learning

Operation

Health, Safety & Environment

Business & Management

Support

Issued by Technical Petroleum Training Institute (TPTI)November 2009 www.tpti.org

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Message from the Executive Director 7Objectives 8

Learning & Development Goals Learning Contents Course Quality Control TPTI Course Template 2010

Learning Classification

Petroleum Engineer Academic LearningGeology, Geosciences & PetrophysicsAG00 Basic Petroleum Geology 12AG01 Advance Petroleum Geology 13AG02 Introduction to 3D Seismic 14 AG20 Basic Log Interpretation 15 AG22 Petrophysics for other disciplines 16

Reservoir EngineeringAR00 Well Testing 17AR01 Reserve Estimation 18AR02 Basic Reservoir Engineering 19AR03 Reservoir Modeling and Simulation 20AR04 Field Development Work Shop 21

Drilling & Well EngineeringAD01 Basic Drilling Operations 22AD02 Basic Well Control 23

Production Engineering AP01 Basic Production Operations 24AP02 Gas Production Technology 25AP03 Production Operations, Management and Maintenance 26 AP04 Production Optimization 27

Field EngineeringAF02 Process Engineering 28AF07 Natural Gas Production & Processing-Surface 29

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Contents


Operations (Drilling & Well Controls)

OD01 IWCF Drilling Well Control 30 OD02 IWCF Well Intervention Certification 31

OD04 IADC Wellcap 32 OD05 IADC Snubbing – Supervisory 33

OD06 IADC Snubbing – Fundamental 34 OD08 Well Technology – Basic 1 35

OD09 Well Technology – Basic II 36 OD10 Well Technology – Advanced I 37

Health, Safety & Environment

HS-TH01 Basic Offshore Safety Training (BOST) 38 HS-TH02 Basic Offshore Safety without HUET Training (BOST-H) 39HS-TH03 Further Offshore Training (FOT) 40 HS-TH04 Basic Onshore Safety Training (BOnST) 41HS-TH05 Further Onshore Safety Training (FOnT) 42HS-OP01 Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training

(TBOSIET) 43 HS-OP02 Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training (TFOET) 44HS-OP03 Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training(BOSIET) 45HS-OP04 Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET) 46HS00 First Aid Basics 1 47 HS01 First Aid Basics 2 48 HS02 First Aid Advanced 49 HS03 Incident Investigation & Cause Tree Analysis 50HS04 Fire Fighting – Basic 51 HS05 Fire Fighting – Intermediate 52 HS06 Fire Fighting – Advanced 53HS07 Fire Fighting – Fire Team Member 54HS08 Fire Fighting – Fire Team Leader 55

HS09 Emergency Command 56

HS12 STCW95 Personnel Safety & Social Responsibility 57

HS13 STCW95 Personnel Survival techniques 58

HS14 STCW95 Fast Rescue Craft 59HS15 STCW95 Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting 60

HS16 STCW95 Elementary First Aid 61HS17 Offshore Crane Operator – Static Lift 62HS18 Offshore Crane Operator – Dynamic Lift 63

HS19 Crane Inspection & Maintenance 64

HS20 Dog man / Banks man 65

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteHS21 Wire Rope, Rigging and Slinging Techniques 66HS22 Rigging / Lifting Equipment Registers 67

HS23 Crane Awareness for Managers 68HS24 Forklift Operator 69 HS25 Helicopter Landing Officer 70 HS26 Helicopter Handling Team 71 HS27 Helicopter Emergency Crew 72 HS28 H2S Training for Workforce 73 HS29 H2S Training for Supervisors/Managers 74HS30 H2S Awareness Training 75 HS31 Gas Testing 76 HS32 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) 77

HS33 Confined Space Entry 78

HS34 Supervisor Safety Management 79

HS35 Permit to Work 80

HS36 Safe Handling of Chemicals 81 HS37 Safe Handling of Gas Cylinders 82

HS38 Stretcher Handling 83 HS39 Take Time Out 84

HS40 Radio Operator Training 85

HS41 Basic Scaffolding 86 HS42 Advance Scaffolding 87 HS43 Scaffolding Refresher 88 HS44 Scaffolding Inspector 89 HS46 E&P Environmental Management 90HS47 Hazmat Awareness 91HS48 Hazmat Emergency Response Team Member 92HS49 Hazmat Emergency Response Team Leader 93HS50 Emergency Incident Command Team Member 94HS51 SCBA Safety & Control Team Member 95HS52 Fire Risk Assessor 96HS53 Defensive Driving 97

Business & Management

BM00 Introduction to Thailand E&P Business 98BM01 Thailand E&P Petroleum Laws & Legislation 99BM02 Basic Petroleum Economics (I & II) 100BM03 Advanced Petroleum Economics 101BM04 Project Management for E&P Staff 102BM05 E&P Business Skill for Supervisor/Manager 103BM06 Tax & Fiscal Regime for E & P Business, Thailand 104

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteBM07 Business Condition Analysis 105BM08 Communication Management 106BM09 Managerial Psychology 107BM10 Logical Thinking and Effective Writing 108BM11 Administrative Planning & Control 109BM12 Information Management 110BM13 Financial Feasibility Planning 111BM14 Crisis Management & the Media 112BM15 Financial For 1the Non-Financial Manager 113

Other E & P Support

MS01 Creative & Practical Problem Solving 114

MS02 Presentation Skills 115

MS03 Managerial Group Dynamics 116MS04 Time Management 117MS05 Leadership Skills Development

118MS06 Negotiation: Principles & Practices 119MS07 Project Management 120MS08 Process Management & Productivity Improvement 121MS09 Manpower Planning 122MS10 Corporate Strategy & Financial Policy

123MS11 Balanced Score & Key Performance Indicators

124MS12 Thailand Cross-Cultural Management

125MS13 Stress Management with the psychology

126MS14 Interpersonal Perception 127MS15 Synchronization

128AS01 English Communication 1 129 AS02 English Communication 2 129AS03 English Communication 3 129AS04 English Communication 4 129 AS05 English Communication 5 130AS06 English Communication 6 130AS07 English Communication 7 130AS08 English Communication 8 130

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteAS09 English Communication 9 130AS10 English Listening & Pronunciation Techniques 131

AS11 English Reading Strategies 132AS12 English Practical Grammar 1 132AS13 English Practical Grammar 2 132AS14 English Practical Vocabulary 132AS15 English Practical Business/Industry Vocabulary 132AS16 English for Meeting 132 AS17 English Persuasive & Proposal Writing 132AS18 English Business Letters & Emails 132AS19 Plain English Writing/Editing Workshop 132AS20 English for Presentations 132AS21 Technical/Report Writing 133AS22 English & Thai Translation 133AS23 TOEIC Preparation 133 AS24 TOEFL Preparation 133 AS25 English Language Proficiency Interview (LPI) 133AS26 Test of English Proficiency for Petroleum Industry (TEPPI) 133AS27 Thai Language and Culture 133

TPTI Administration

Nomination Application and Acceptance 134Course Consultancy 134Charges and Payment 134Course Instruction 135Location and Accommodation 135Course Materials 137Combining Courses 137Course Fee 137Accommodation Charges 137Cancellation Policy 137External Courses 138Miscellaneous 138TPTI Center Contact 138

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The Department of Mineral Fuels in association with Petroleum concessionaires and various service companies in the petroleum business in Thailand have established the Technical Petroleum Training Institute (TPTI), an independent non-profit organization, in year 2000. The purpose of TPTI is to provide training services focusing on health, safety, environment, technology and related fields for personnel working in the petroleum exploration and production industry.

I, on behalf of TPTI, am delighted to introduce you to our programme of training solutions to be offered throughout the year 2010 The range of courses we provide, as well as our intention to provide services the requirements of your companies, has created our confident and success.

This programme highlights a range of courses which have been categorized into areas of expertise. We hope this helps you to easily identify those courses which will benefit your particular organization.

TPTI ensures that all delegates have equal blend of theory and practical training, leading to put some skills/workshop into TPTI aims to encourage safety and competency in all areas of business, helping to raise overall standards amongst the workforce. We are confident that the courses we provide will satisfy your training needs.

I look forward to welcoming you to any of TPTI centers

Best wishes,

Krairit NilkuhaChairman, TPTI Board of Director

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A welcome from TPTI


I N T R O D U C T I O N

- Objective

- Learning & Development Goals

- Learning Content

- Course Quality Control

- 2010 TPTI Course Template

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IntroIntroductionduction

The Technical Petroleum Training Institute (TPTI)’s Training Course Guidebook is issued by the Technical Department of TPTI. Its objective is to provide TPTI’s customers with a guide to, all the courses organized by TPTI throughout the year. As a result of the Department of Mineral Fuels (DMF)’s requirement for all sectors to encourage the employment of domestic personnel in the Petroleum Exploration and Production business, specifically through the development of competencies, TPTI has initiated this “strategic movement”, i.e. the issue of the TPTI Training Guide Book. To ensure an orderly progression for competency, the DMF is currently setting up the National Standard Framework (NSF) which will result in a Competence Framework for all personnel who work in the E & P industry. All courses presented in this guidebook will support the National Standard Framework. In other words, TPTI is one of the training arms of the Government.

Some courses are designed as either workshops or seminars that are structured to meet the needs of industry professionals. However, courses can be nominated. The details of this are covered in the guidebook. TPTI retains the goal of delivering courses that meet the needs of industry and providing value-added benefits to the industry.

This guidebook has been issued to assist in the development of both operational and management personnel and to meet the criterion for implementing a competency development plan. The courses will cover a broad range spanning from operational levels through to senior management (hard skills and soft skills). Customers can select the most appropriate courses for their employees and set their own company competency training path. Should any training need to be conducted to meet any customer’s specific requirements i.e. specialized training, etc., TPTI will make every effort to accommodate such courses.

TPTI’s learning content has been developed from the needs of TPTI customers (concessionaires and contractors in Thailand E&P Business). To ensure continuous improvement in both structure and content, all customer course evaluations or comments forwarded during the course will be taken into consideration for the creation of further learning contents.

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O b j e c t i v e s

C o m p e t e n c y D e v e l o p m e n t G o a l

L e a r n i n g C o n t e n t


The courses can be conduced in Thai or English. In some courses, TPTI may choose to run the class in Thai or English only. If any customers require a class to be conducted in other languages, please contact the TPTI Administration Department to make arrangements.

For courses geared towards advanced or management levels, TPTI employs other tools such as workshops and case-study approaches, which make up approximately 30% of the total course length. It aims to encourage contribution from participants through sharing valuable high-level management working experiences within the E & P business.

Quality of content and delivery is one of TPTI’s primary concerns. TPTI has issued a document entitled “TPTI-Q01 Course Quality Control” to manage the quality of all courses run by TPTI. The document states that TPTI will control both the quality and prices of the courses through a committee of TPTI personnel and experts from the E&P business. Moreover, a standard Course Evaluation format will also be implemented to ensure that all courses meet the highest standards.

TPTI’s courses throughout 2010 have been presented here to allow customers to preview and to select the most suitable schedule for their personnel. The provision of courses outside this schedule can be discussed directly with TPTI.

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C o u r s e Q u a l i t y C o n t r o l

2010 T P T I C o u r s e T e m p l a t e


LEARNING CLASSIFICATION

- Petroleum Engineer Academic Learning Geology, Geosciences& Petrophysics Reservoir Engineering Drilling & Well Engineering Production Engineering Field engineering Non Technical

- Operations - Health, Safety & Environment - Business & Management - Other E&P Support

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AG00 Basic Petroleum Geology Geology, Geoscience & Petrophysics

Period 5 days (3 days in class)Max. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 24,900 Baht(3 Days in Class) / 33,900 Baht (5

Days) (VAT 7% not included)

Venue Bangkok TPTI Training Center - with excursionExcursion Time 2 Days (optional)Night Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation 1 Night during the Excursion PeriodMeals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide the principle knowledge of Geology to non-geologists and/or new geoscientists in the Petroleum Geology and Production Geology discipline. It will provide a clearer petroleum geological view necessary for their assignments.

Who should attend

This course is designed for the newly recruited geologists and some experienced staff in E & P discipline such as finance, logistic, personnel, etc.

Course Outline

Classroom - Petroleum System- Basin / Structural Geology- Depositional System of Sandstone- Carbonate Reservoir Geology- Correlation & Stratigraphy- Geological Survey- Seismic Technology- Mapping Techniques- Rock Mechanics

Field Excursion (optional)

This course contains a 2-day excursion (in Nakornratchasrima province) to see outcrops, sedimentary & carbonate rocks, fault system, fossils and other milestones in a geologist’s perspective.

Schedule for 201020 – 22 January 21 – 23 April

17 – 19 August 17 – 19 November

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute As Requested

AG01 Advance Petroleum Geology Geology, Geoscience & Petrophysics

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 24,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok TPTI Training CenterExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required 3 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Objective

The course aims to provide in-depth geological knowledge in order to contribute high-level job assignments such as reservoir, modeling, well planning, and field development planning.

Who should attend

This course is designed for geologists, geophysicists, petroleum engineers and other technical staff who have some years’ work experience in the Petroleum field.

Course Outline

- Review of Petroleum Geology- Petroleum Geochemistry / Source Rock Evaluation- Modeling of Thermal History and Petroleum Generation and Expulsion- Production Seismic- Basin Analysis- Reservoir Geology & Reservoir modeling- Volumetric Reserve Estimation- Field Appraisal- Integrated Geology Workshop

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

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AG02 Introduction to 3D Seismic Geology, Geoscience & Petrophysics

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 16,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok TPTI Training CenterExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge for planning and designing 3D seismic data acquisition and processing as well as interpretation. The ability to combine geological and seismic interpretation skills will enable the participants to more effectively define reservoir volumetrics as well as reservoir architecture.

Who should attend

Geologists and geophysicists with some years of experience in this business

Course Outline

- Planning of 3D seismic survey and design- Data acquisition, theory and operations- Topographical surveying- Processing strategy- DMO and migration- Deconvolution, statics and multiples- Inversion techniques- Depth imaging, velocity model building- Interpretation on workstation- Seismic uncertainty- Attribute generation and interpretation- Well target design

Schedule for 2010 As requested

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AG20 Basic Log Interpretation Geology, Geoscience & Petrophysics

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 16,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok TPTI Training Center Excursion Time -Night Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide familiarity with formation evaluation tools and theories, constraints and limitations of the tools to be able to evaluate conventional open-hole log in order to plan stimulation, perforation, exploration planning or other activities.

Who should attend

Newly recruited technical staff, geologists, geophysicists and engineers

Course Outline

- Introduction to log interpretation- Reservoir Rock- Reservoir Fluid- Logging tools and its measurement Gamma Ray, SP, Neutron, Density, Sonic, Magnetic resonance, Induction- Electrical Resistivity logs- Basic principle of Lithology, Porosity, Permeability and Shale content

determination- Rt, Rxo, Rw and Saturations computation- Cross Plot- Dual Water model- Basic Quick Look interpretation- Basic Production logging

Schedule for 2010

29 – 30 March 2010 22 – 23 June 2010 As requested

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AG22 Petrophysics for other disciplines Geology, Geoscience & Petrophysics

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 16,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide global view of the principles and application of petrophysical methods for a better understanding of the reservoir

Who should attend

Technical staff, geologists, geophysicists and engineers who have some years of experience in Petroleum business

Course Outline

- Reservoir property- Coring and core analysis- Fluid property (phase behavior, PVT and sampling methodology)- Rock property (capillary pressure, wettability, relative permeability)- Surface tension- Fluid displacement and coning- Averaging reservoir property- Treatment of uncertainty (isotropic/an isotropic)

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

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AR00 Well Test Reservoir Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide the practical application of Well Test Theory to the solution of real well testing problems. Participants will be introduced to a systematic approach to Well Test Analysis. Numerous data sets with non-ideal behavior will be reviewed and analyzed to allow participants to gain experience with real world problems.

Who should attend

Engineers and geoscientists who want to understand Well Testing principles and interpretation techniques to design, analyze, report, evaluate results and intelligently participate in the well testing process. Previous experience in well testing, production operations and reservoir engineering is helpful.

Course Outline

- Types of well tests- Well test in ideal and non-ideal system- Concept of permeability, wellbore skin and wellbore storage- Semi-log analysis- Type curve- Superposition and Horner plot- Average wellbore pressure derivative curve- Pressure buildup test and - Interference and pulse test and Drawdown test- Reservoir boundary- Well Test design- Well deliverability and performance

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

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AR01 Reserve Estimation Reservoir Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge of various reserve definitions and assessment methodologies to assess the range of recoverable volumes of oil and/or gas in a prospect using estimated ranges of reservoir geometry and properties.

Who should attend

Engineers, geoscientists and technical staff who want to understand reserve estimation methodology

Course Outline

- SPE/WPC reserve definition- Well correlation- Volumetric, probabilistic and other methodology for reserve estimation- Geostatistical and Mapping issues in volumetric assessment- Risk and uncertainty analysis- Gas-oil contact, water-oil contact and drive mechanism- Fluid property, PVT and gas-oil ratio- Drainage area and channel/bar sand concept- Recovery factor estimation- P/Z plot- Decline curve analysis

Schedule for 2010

28 – 30 September 01 – 03 December As requested

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AR02 Basic Reservoir Engineering Reservoir Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide fundamental knowledge of reservoir rock and fluid properties, drive mechanism, different methods of reserve estimation, reservoir performance, evaluation of reservoir properties via well test analysis, different oil and gas recovery techniques, and file development strategy.

Who should attend

Engineers or geoscientists who wish to develop a better understanding of the applications and limitations of reservoir engineering or anyone planning or considering reservoir engineering posting.

Course Outline

- Reservoir rock and fluid properties- Reservoir type and drive mechanism- Volumetric reserve estimation- Material balance calculation- Decline curve analysis- Fluid flow in porous media- Inflow performance- Introduction to well testing- Immiscible displacement- Enhanced oil recovery- Field development strategy

Schedule for 2010

9 – 12 February 2010 18 – 20 May 2010 As Requested

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AR03 Reservoir Modeling and Simulation Reservoir Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide an application of the principles of reservoir engineering to numerical modeling. It stresses preparing the data that is input into a simulator, and running and analyzing several types of field cases. You will analyze past reservoir behavior and predict future performance for further field development plan. Also you will apply reservoir engineering principles to black oil and dry gas reservoir problems that are better solved with simulation techniques.

Who should attend

Experienced engineers and geoscientists who have a solid background of reservoir engineering principles and plan to carry out or review reservoir simulation studies

Course Outline

- Principle, type and element of reservoir simulation- Preparation of input data and data screening- Up scaling from geological to simulation model- Fundamental of 3D reservoir modeling- Model construction- Compositional model- Single, pattern and full-field model- Local grid refinement- Defining initial condition- History matching- Prediction scenario- Development planning with simulation

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

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AR04 Field Development Work Shop Reservoir Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide details in an inter-disciplinary synergistic approach to efficient reservoir management with the goal of optimized hydrocarbon recovery and return on investment. The significance of each component and the importance of timing and cost/benefit analysis are emphasized. Reservoir management models for optimum field development and field operating plans are analyzed. This course will also promote the use of advanced petroleum engineering methods and techniques for the monitoring, modeling and management of reservoirs.

Who should attend

Experienced petroleum engineer, field engineer and operation staff who are involved in reservoir management

Course Outline

- Definition and principle of reservoir management- Reservoir monitoring and integrated reservoir performance analysis- Productivity improvement – selection of well treatment candidate- Flow Performance- Drilling Operations- Production Techniques- Petroleum Economic- Timing of field implementation of reservoir management plan - Feasibility of redevelopment and incremental project

- Syndicate Exercise

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

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AD01 Basic Drilling Operations Drilling & Well Engineering


Course OverviewThe course provides basic technical knowledge on the techniques and equipments used in drilling hydrocarbon wells. Participants will have better understanding on the whole drilling operations. On the last day, participants will have the opportunity to practice with drilling Simulators.

Who should attendNewly Engineers and some experienced personnel working on Drilling Rigs who want to gain exposure on drilling theories and operations, and non-technical E & P staff such as Logistics, Finance and Personnel who want to gain knowledge and to understand the technical terms in Drilling.

Course Outline- Rig Types and Rig Components- Drill Bits and Drill Bit Technology (Bit types, Cutter mechanism, Bit

nomenclature, Bit IADC code, Bit selection, Bit dull grading, Bit performance and analysis)

- Directional Drilling(general directional well types and its applications, directional drilling tools, directional survey tools, directional drilling methods, monitoring and control well trajectory, tool face orientation and correction, directional survey calculations, directional well plotting)

- Bottom Hole Assemblies for Directional Drilling- Pipe Bending, Buckling, Fatigue, Neutral point, Torque and Drag, Azimuth

Declination and Convergence - Horizontal Drilling, Multilateral tie-back systems and new innovative

techniques - Casing(types & functions), Basic Design and Design criteria- Basic cementing(classification, additives and functions), Casing cementing - Drilling fluids (classification, additives and treatments)- Drilling costs and drilling cost controls.

Schedule for 2010 27 – 29 January

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute 30 March – 02 April 06 – 08 July 27 – 29 October As Requested

AD02 Basic Well Control Drilling & Well Engineering

Period 3 days with Drilling/well control simulatorMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 19,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required 3 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The Well Control course addresses basic the principles and the theory of well control along with the most commonly used well control techniques.

Who should attend

Designed for drillers, Assistant Drillers and Drilling Engineers who work onshore/offshore and who are preparing to attend the certified IWCF course, and/or those who want a thorough knowledge of well control techniques.

Course Outline

Basic terms, BHP & Leak Off test, Kick Indications & Shut-In Procedures, Well Killing Methods, Problems during Circulating out Kick, Blow out Prevention Equipment, IWCF written exam & Simulator Assessment

Schedule for 2010

17 – 19 February 10 – 12 May 21 – 23 September As Requested

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AP01 Basic Production Operation Production Engineering


Course Overview

The course provides basic knowledge of Oil & Gas Production both surface and subsurface operations. The enhanced techniques used for improving production rates after reservoir depletion and other related problems during production period.

Who should attend

Newly recruited production engineer, well engineer, well site petroleum engineer and other well and production related discipline

Course Outline

- Petroleum production system- Inflow performance- Perforation techniques- Sand control- Acidizing- Fracturing- Gas lift- Pumps- Oil and gas separators - Surface facilities - Oil and gas production techniques

Schedule for 2010

28 – 30 April 23 – 25 August

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute24 – 26 November • As requested

AP02 Gas Production Technology Production Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide fundamental of reservoir gas flow and emphasize the importance of flow regime and non-Darcy flow on test design and interpretation for new wells and for the possibility of improving the performance of older wells. Student will calculate and determine the effect of each system component on total well performance, which permits optimum sizing of tubing, flowline, separator, and compressor. Formation damage, gas well de-watering, hydrate formation, water influx, and abnormal reservoir pressure problems are reviewed as well as field gas processing.

Who should attend

Production, reservoir, and facilities engineers and others involved in gas production, transportation, and storage including field supervisorsCourse Outline

- Gas property (real gas behavior, equation of state, phase behavior)- Reservoir performance (well test, stabilized inflow performance, turbulence and

skin effect, perforation effect, abnormal pressure effect, deliverability)- Flow in pipe and restriction (pressure loss, multiphase flow, flow regimes, hold-up correlation, tubing and flowline size effect)

- Liquid loading effect and liquid removal method- Type and selection of compressor- Concept and design of flow metering- Gas condensate reservoir- Gas cycling- Hydrate formation- Nodal analysis

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute- Water coning prevention- Gas well production optimization- Gas Processing

Schedule for 2010• As requested

AP03 Production Operations, Management and Maintenance Production Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge of production operation, management and maintenance as well as engineering failures mainly on rotating equipment and machinery parts and the diagnosis of these failures. Student will also understand how the application of technology contributes to the operations role and will be able to select and apply relevant technology that meets his business requirement as well as technical challenges.

Who should attend

Production, reservoir, and facilities engineers and others involved in production operation, management and maintenance with some years of experience in this field

Course Outline

- Operation philosophy - Production planning and accounting - Surface facility and process optimization/debottlenecking- Process control and instrumentation techniques- Computer assisted operation- Asset and cost management- Contract management- Risk based maintenance, reliability centered maintenance and technical integrity- Key features on failed component and judgment of failure cause- Correct remedial steps to prevent failure- Design and selection criteria for rotating and stationary equipment and identify vulnerable area

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute- Major corrosion mechanisms and process/operating environment

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

AP04 Production Optimization Production Engineering


Course OverviewThe course provides the design an optimum well completion, prediction of Oil and Gas production Rate, type of Artificial lift requirement, design of compression, bottlenecks identification, under-performing wells, prediction of liquid loading and design velocity string. The course will stress the importance of optimizing the flow efficiency and optimize production at low cost. Also provides the discussion on the important technologies in water and sand control, multi-phase pump, stimulation, horizontal & multi-lateral well completion.The course covers both fundamentals and hand-on computer workshop solving class problems and actual well cases using available NODAL analysis software.

Who should attend

Petroleum Engineer, Production Engineer, Reservoir Engineer, Production, reservoir and Drilling Engineer as well as Field Superintendent and Supervisor with some years of experience in this field

Course Outline- Nodal Analysis and its Applications

[NODAL systems analysis approach, Objectives of Nodal Analysis, Actual field cases]

- PVT Basics and Multi-phase Flow in vertical and deviated Tubing[Gas condensates, Black oil, Mechanics of muli-phase flow, Vertical and horizontal multi-phase flow correlations, Tubing performance curves, Tuning pressure drop correlation]

- Inflow Performance Curve and Well completion Effects

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute[Theoretical IPR’s: Radial Darcy and Horizontal well, Empirical IPR’s: Gas wells Oil wells, Real skin and pseudo skins, Multi-layers, horizontal and multi-laterals, Vertical versus horizontal, Monobore completion]

- Total System Analysis

Schedule for 2010

21 – 22 October As Requested

AF02 Process Engineering Field Engineering


Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge of basic process engineering and the theory behind. Student will be able to identify and optimize process schemes within technical and operational constraints and understand their impact on business as well as learn how process can be expanded in capacity or improved.

Who should attend

Process and facilities engineers with some years of experience in this field

Course Outline

- Flowlines, gathering and processing facilities - Simulation techniques and tools

- Gas, oil and water separation and treatment- Fluid measurement and instrumentation - Gas compression- Gas dehydration and liquid recovery- Gas contract- Gas sweetening- CO2 and heavy metal removal

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute- Process control- Corrosion control - Instrument safeguarding- Safety, relief and blowdown system- Incident investigation- Economics and cost estimation

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

AF07 Natural Gas Production & Processing-Surface Field Engineering

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 8Registration Fee 16,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Petroleum & Petrochemical College, CUExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course deals with the practical planning, design, specification and operation of gas processing and production systems by focusing on the practical choice of equipment. The course also cover the topics of select and evaluate processes used to dehydrate natural gas that meet hydrocarbon dew point specifications, apply physical/thermodynamic property, correlations and principles to the design and evaluation of gas processing facilities, perform and review equipment sizing correlations for major process equipments, recognize and develop solutions to operating problems and control issues in gas processing facilities.

Who should attendThe course is designed for experienced production and processing personnel directly or indirectly involved with natural gas and associated liquids.

Course Outline Gas Processing Systems Physical Properties of Hydrocarbons Qualitative Phase Behavior Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Phase Envelopes; VLE Calculations NGL extraction, HC Dew point control, Hydrate Inhibition Separation Equipments Pumps, Compressors, Refrigeration

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute Fractionation, Glycol Dehydration Adsorption System New Technology in Natural Gas Processing and Separation

Schedule for 2010

As requested

OD01 IWCF Drilling well control Drilling / Well Control

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 15 /3Registration Fee TBA (To be announced)Venue Bangkok / SongkhlaCompetency Simulator Assessment & Written ExaminationPrerequisites -Certificate IWCFLanguage EnglishLunch & Break - Course OverviewThe IWCF certification is a simulator assessment and testing format only.The Drilling Well Control Certification Course addresses the basic principles and theory of well control along with the most commonly used well control techniques. Certification is awarded upon successful completion at Supervisor or Driller levels.

Who should attendAll assistant drillers, drillers, toolpushers and company representativesCourse OutlineAll requirements to meet the terminal objectives of the IADC are covered, including :

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Technical Petroleum Training Institute Normal / Abnormal pressures LOT, MAASP, Kick indicators Top hole drilling Line-up, Shut in procedures Shut in pressures Gas migration Kick behavior in OBM Kick Sheet & Simulator practice

Driller's Wait & Weight Volumetric methods of killing

Ram & Annular preventor Stripping, Divertor Sub-sea BOP Testing of BOP stack /

simulator practice

BOP Control Unit and trouble shooting

MGS, Vacuum degasser Unusual situations in well

control Bull heading Hydrate formation / Simulator

practice

MethodYou have to select the detail below detailing your needs in the IWCF test paper and let us know by e-mail as soon as possible.

Level:a) Supervisor (Toolpusher, Drilling Engineer, Drilling Supervisor) orb) Driller (AD, Driller, Derrick Man)

Unit of calculation:a) API Units, field units (psi, ft, BBI) orb) Metrick Units (mean Pressure in Bar and Lengths in Metres and volumes in Litres) orc) SI Units (KPa, Meter, Cubic meter)

Type of BOP:a) Surface BOP orb) Subsea BOP

**Explanation as on “Unit of calculation”

If the participant works on a land rig or offshore rig which drills on a platform = Surface BOP

If the participant works on an offshore rig which drills on a floating rig (Semi-sub, Drill ship) = Subsea BOP

This information is used for setting the simulation assessment and also on the test papers as corresponding to their nature of work.

CertificationCandidates will sit the official IWCF examination and, on successful completion, will be issued with international licenses in their respective fields.

Courses Available 2010 On request

OD02 IWCF Well Intervention certification Drilling / Well Control

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 15 /3Registration Fee TBA (To be announced)Venue Bangkok / SongkhlaCompetency Simulator Assessment & Written ExaminationPrerequisites -Certificate IWCFLanguage EnglishLunch & Break - Course OverviewIWCF certification is awarded when candidates pass tow or more invigilated examinations. Course consisting of Workover/Completion Principals and Procedures followed by specific well intervention equipment and operations.

The candidate may choose which certification, i.e. snubbing, or wireline, or coiled tubing he or she requires. Candidates are advised not to attempt to certify in more than one type of operation unless it is required for specific job duties because when attempting a combination of tow or more options, all options must be successfully completed before certification can be awarded.

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteWho should attendAll assistant drillers, drillers, toolpushers and company representatives

Course OutlineAll requirements to meet the terminal objectives of the IADC are covered including :

1.Course Introduction- Course Objectives, Examination Formats, Definitions, Kick, Blowouts, Indicators & Preventions,2.Principles & Procedures- Well Control, Barrier Philosophy, Killing Methods & Challenges.

3. Completion Equipment- Well Tubular, Completion Equipment, Wellhead & Xmas Tree4.Wireline- Types, Application & Equipment5.Coiled Tubing

- Application & Equipment6.Snubbing

7.IWCF Examination- Principles & Procedures- Completion- Wireline- Coiled Tubing- Snubbing

- Application & EquipmentMethodClassroom sessions supported by extensive simulator time. Participants will have to complete homework study assignments each day.

CertificationCandidates will sit the official IWCF examination to receive international certification in their respective fields.

Courses Available 2010

On request

OD04 IADC Wellcap Drilling / Well Control

Period 4 days

Max. / Min. Class Size 15 /6Registration Fee TBA (To be announced)Venue Bangkok / Songkhla/ BangpooCompetency Simulator Assessment & Written ExaminationPrerequisites -Certificate IADCLanguage EnglishLunch & Break - Course OverviewThe IADC Wellcap Training & Certification package is designed to provide personnel with certification and training to meet the terminal objectives of the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC).

Who should attendAll assistant drillers, drillers, toolpushers and company representatives

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Course OutlineAll requirements to meet the terminal objectives of the IADC are covered including:

- Well Intervention Pressure Control,- Killing a Producing Well, Complications,- BOP Equipment, Pressure Control Concepts and Theory,- Subsurface Equipment,- Remedial Fluids, Stripping and Snubbing,- Circulatory Well Control Pressure Methods,- Coiled Tubing and Snubbing Operations, and Wireline Operations.

Certification

The certificate can be award to attendants who pass the examination.Candidates will sit the IADC examination and, on successful completion, will be issued with international licenses in their respective fields.

Courses Available 2010

23-26 March 01-09 June 09 – 12 November As Requested

OD05 IADC Snubbing - Supervisory Drilling / Well Control

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 15 /6Registration Fee 36000 BahtVenue Bangkok / SongkhlaCompetency Assessment & Written ExaminationPrerequisites -Certificate IADCLanguage EnglishLunch & Break - Course OverviewThe IADC Wellcap Training & Certification package is designed to provide personnel with certification and training to meet the terminal objectives of the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC).

Who should attendAll Unit Operators, Supervisors, Superintendents, and Project Foreman

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteCourse OutlineAll requirements to meet the terminal objectives of the IADC are covered including: o Reasons For Well Snubbing Operationso Definitions And Calculations o Kick Fundamentals o Gas Characteristics And Behavioro Drilling, Completion And Workover Fluidso Equipment Via. General Surface Equipmento Snubbing Equipmento Subsurface Equipment

o Procedureso Well Control Techniques o Complications And Solutions o Organizing A Well Kill Operationo Testingo Rules, Orders And Policieso Special Situations

MethodClassroom sessions supported by extensive simulator time. Participants must be prepared to complete homework study assignments each day.

CertificationCandidates will sit the IADC examination and, on successful completion, will be issued with an IADC international license for this category.

Courses Available 2010 On requested

OD06 IADC Snubbing - Fundamental Drilling / Well Control

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 15 /6Registration Fee 60,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok / SongkhlaCompetency Assessment & Written ExaminationPrerequisites -Certificate IADCLanguage EnglishLunch & Break - Course OverviewThe IADC Wellcap Training & Certification package is designed to provide personnel with certification and training to meet the terminal objectives of the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC).

Who should attendAll Helpers, Assistants, “Hands” involved with the operational aspects of the unit and who may act/operate the unit under direct supervision of a certified Unit Operator or Supervisor.

Course Outline

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteAll requirements to meet the terminal objectives of the IADC are covered including:

Reasons for Well Snubbing Operations Definitions and Calculations Kick Fundamentals Gas Characteristics and Behavior Drilling, Completion and work over

Fluids General Surface Equipments Snubbing Equipment

Subsurface Equipment Procedures Well Control Techniques Complications and Solutions Organizing a well Kill Operations Testing Rules, Orders and Policies Special Situations

MethodClassroom sessions supported by extensive simulator time. Participants must be prepared to complete homework study assignments each day.

CertificationCandidates will sit the IADC examination and, on successful completion, will be issued with an IADC international licence for this category.

Courses Available 2010• On requested

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OD08 Well Technology – Basic 1 Drilling / Operations

Period 3 WeeksMax. / Min. Class Size 15 / 10Registration Fee To be announcedVenue Bangkok / Sriracha / (Songkhla) Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required 15 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course is the entry level program to the 2 year “Fast Track Driller” Diploma and aims to provide participants with the basic theoretical and practical knowledge and skills needed to advance to the Basic II Course.

Who should attendAll personnel who wish to progress to driller level in the oil & gas drilling sector.

Course OutlineThe course is broken down into modules, including the basic safety requirements for site work in a drilling environment.

Common general subjects Days per course

Hours pr course

Geology and Formation Evaluation 1 8Drilling Technology 1 16Health, Safety and Environment 8 40Drilling Equipment 2 24Mathematics 2 24Platform types and main systems 1 8

Total 15 days 120 hours

Recommended Safety Courses – 8 Days 1 day - Basic Fire Fighting & Fire Science. 1 day - Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET). 1 day - Sea Survival & Offshore Emergency Procedures. 5 days - Rigging & Slinging Course.

Schedule for 2010 • On request

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OD09 Well Technology – Basic II Drilling / Operations

Period 3 WeeksMax. / Min. Class Size 15 / 10Registration Fee To be announcedVenue Bangkok / Sriracha / (Songkhla) Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required 12 DaysCertificate TPTI / IWCFAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course is the second level program to the 2 year “Fast Track Driller” Diploma and aims to provide participants with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills needed to advance to the Advanced I Course. Successful completion theoretically allows participants to work as derrickmen.


Course OutlineThe course is broken down into modules as follows :

Common general subjects Days per course

Hours pr course

Geology and Formation Evaluation 1 8Drilling Technology 3 24Well Control 5 40Drilling fluids 4 32Casing and cementing 2 16


Schedule for 2010 • On requested

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OD10 Well Technology – Advanced I Drilling / Operations

Period 18 Weeks (Modules of no longer than 20 days)Max. / Min. Class Size 15 / 10Registration Fee To be announcedVenue Bangkok / Sriracha /Bangpoo/Laemchabang/

Songkhla Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required VariesCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course is the first of the Advanced level programs leading to the 2 year “Fast Track Driller” Diploma and aims to provide participants with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills needed to advance to the Advanced II Course. Successful completion in the theory exam allows participants to work as drillers.


Course OutlineThe course is broken down into modules as follows:

Common general subjects Days per module

Hours pr module

Petroleum geology 10 70 Drilling equipment 5 35 Drilling operations 15 105 Hydraulics and hydraulic equipment 10 70 Drilling and completion fluids 5 35 Casing and cementing 5 35 Well control 15 105 Drilling Technology 10 70 Rules and regulations 5 35 Production Techniques 10 70


Schedule for 2010 • On requested

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HS-TH01 Basic Offshore Safety Training(BOST) Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 30,590 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha / Songkhla/Bangpoo Training Centre or

Client FacilityExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

During the BOST programme delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response on offshore installations.

They will be required to demonstrate their skills and the level of knowledge and understanding of the following key areas.

Who should attendThis programme is designed to assist in meeting the initial onshore safety and

emergency response training and assessment requirements for personnel new to the offshore oil and gas industry in Thailand.

Course Outline Safety Induction Helicopter Safety and Escape Sea Survival Boat Transfer Firefighting and Self Rescue

Certification TPTI certificate, subject to Thailand national competency standard. Validity period is 3 years.

Schedule for 2010

• Every week

HS-TH02 Basic Offshore Safety without HUET Training(BOST-H) Health,

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Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 19,550 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha/ Bangpoo / Songkhla Training Centre or


Course Overview

During the BOST-H programme delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response on offshore installations.



emergency response training and assessment requirements for personnel new to the offshore oil and gas industry in Thailand.

Course Outline

Safety Induction Sea Survival Boat Transfer Firefighting and Self Rescue


Schedule for 2010

• Every week

HS-TH03 Further Offshore Training(FOT) Health, Safety & Environment

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Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 28,750 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha / Bangpoo/ Songkhla Training Centre or


Course Overview

During the FOT programme delegates will have an opportunity to practice and demonstrate skills which it is not possible to practice offshore during drills, exercises and offshore training. They will be required to demonstrate their skills and the level of knowledge and understanding of the following key areas.

Who should attend This programme is designed to meet the further onshore safety and emergency responsetraining and assessment requirements for personnel working in the offshore oil and gas industry.

Course Outline Helicopter Safety and Escape Firefighting and Self Rescue Sea Survival


Schedule for 2010

• Every week

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HS-TH04 Basic Onshore Safety Training(BOnST) Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 18,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha / Songkhla/Bangpoo Training Centre or


Course Overview

During the BOnST programme delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response on onshore installations.



emergency response training and assessment requirements for personnel new to the onshore oil and gas industry in Thailand.Course Outline

Safety Induction Basic First Aids Firefighting and Self Rescue


Schedule for 2010

• Every week

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HS-TH05 Further Onshore Safety Training (FOnT) Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 11,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha / Songkhla/Bangpoo Training Centre or


Course Overview

During the FOnT programme delegates will have an opportunity to practice and demonstrate skills which it is not possible to practice onshore during drills, exercises and onshore training.


Who should attendThis programme is designed to meet the further onshore safety and emergency response training and assessment requirements for personnel working in the onshore oil and gas industry.

Course Outline Safety Induction Basic First Aids Firefighting and Self Rescue


Schedule for 2010

• Every week

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HS-OP01 Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training(TBOSIET) Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 34,590 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo Training Centre Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate OPITOAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

During the TBOSIET programme delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response on offshore installations.



emergency response training and assessment requirements for personnel new to the offshore oil and gas industry.

Course Outline Safety Induction Helicopter Safety and Escape Sea Survival Boat Transfer Firefighting and Self Rescue

Certification OPITO certificate, validity period is 3 years.

Schedule for 2010

• Every week

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HS-OP02 Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training(TFOET) Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 26,090 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpu Training Centre Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate OPITOAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

During the TFOET programme delegates will have an opportunity to practice and demonstrate skills which it is not possible to practice offshore during drills, exercises and offshore training.



Course Outline Helicopter Safety and Escape Firefighting and Self Rescue


Schedule for 2010

• Every week

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HS-OP03 Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training(BOSIET) Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 35,330 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpu Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate OPITOAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

During the BOSIET programme delegates will gain a basic level of understanding and an awareness of safety and emergency response on offshore installations. They will be required to demonstrate their skills and the level of knowledge and understanding of the following key areas.


emergency response training and assessment requirements for personnel new to the offshore oil and gas industry.

Course Outline Safety Induction Helicopter Safety and Escape Sea Survival Boat Transfer Fire fighting and Self Rescue Emergency Breathing System


Schedule for 2010

• Every week

HS-OP04 Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET) Health, Safety &

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Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 16 / 4Registration Fee 26,030 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpu Training Centre Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate OPITOAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

During the FOET programme delegates will have an opportunity to practice and demonstrate skills which it is not possible to practice offshore during drills, exercises and offshore training. They will be required to demonstrate their skills and the level of knowledge and understanding of the following key areas.


Course Outline Helicopter Safety and Escape Firefighting and Self Rescue Emergency Breathing System


Schedule for 2010

• Every week

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HS00 First Aid Basics 1 Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 7,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha / Bangpoo/Laemchabang /Songkhla Training

Centre or Client locationExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide participants with basic first aid knowledge and skills to support life in an emergency situation, including CPR, until qualified assistance is available.

Who should attend

Everybody

Course Outline

Expired air resuscitation (EAR) Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Control of bleeding Management of unconscious casualties Management of shock Management of burns and fractures Management of conscious casualties

Schedule for 2010

• Course commences every Monday

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HS01 First Aid Basics 2 Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 11,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha / Bangpoo/Laemchabang /Songkhla

Training Centre Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide offshore personnel with the knowledge and skills to take immediate action upon encountering an accident or other medical emergency.

Who should attend

All offshore personnel

Course Outline

Appreciation of the basic body structure and its functions Assessment of the needs of casualties and threats to their own safety Understanding of immediate measures to be taken in cases of emergencies

including the ability to: Position the casualty Apply resuscitation techniques Control bleeding Apply appropriate measures of basic shock management Apply appropriate measures in the event of burns and scalds, including

electrical and chemical burns Apply rescue and transport of a casualty techniques Improvise bandages and use materials in an emergency kit Knowledge of basic fracture immobilization techniques

Schedule for 2010

• Course commences on Monday 1st & 3rd week

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HS02 First Aid - Advanced Health, Safety & Environment

Period 4 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 20,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha / Songkhla/Bangpu Training Centre or Client

location Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course aims to provide additional knowledge of first aid topics and cover the essential elements in depth. It conforms to the relevant international requirements with the mandatory eighteen (18) subjects.The course content is based on a general approach to first aid with greater emphasis on topics appropriate to the working environment providing training, information and techniques aimed at providing first responder and self-rescue skills.

Who should attendDesignated first help aid personnel, supervisors, field managers, leading hands, safety officers

Course Outline Principles of First Aid Burns Infectious Diseases Fractures and Soft Tissues Basic Human Anatomy Head Injuries Examination of a Casualty Eye and Ear Injuries The Unconscious Casualty Chest and Pelvic Injuries Cardio-Pulmonary

Resuscitation Common Medical Emergencies

Airway Obstructions Heart Conditions Bleeding Environmental Exposure Shock Poisons, Sites and Stings Drugs/ Disturbed Behavior Infectious Disease Manual Handling Use of Oxygen Oxygen Equipment

Schedule for 2010

• Course commences on Monday of the 2nd week

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HS03 Incident Investigation & Cause Tree Analysis Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 12,600 BahtVenue Sriracha / Bangpoo/Laemchabang/Songkhla Training

Centre or Client locationExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively undertake incident investigation and to understand various techniques of incident analysis.

Who should attend

Safety officers, supervisors, line managers

Course Outline

Conduct fault tree analysis Conduct event tree analysis Recognize undesirable events and consequences Put in place mitigating control measures Put procedures in place to control the undesirable event Understand equipment failure modes Identify contributing human errors Identify equipment failures Create graphical fault diagrams Analyze initiating events Identify process upset potential

Schedule for 2010

• Course commences every on Wednesday of the 3rd week.

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HS04 Fire Fighting - Basic Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 13,300 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha/Songkhla/Bangpu Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond appropriately to a fire emergency and provide the knowledge for the proper use of emergency equipment and procedures to enhance survival in a fire emergency.

Who should attendAll personnel

Course OutlineInitial theory sessions to cover fire chemistry and emergency equipment

The combustion process Fire behavior Use of portable fire fighting equipment Self rescue techniques Introduction to Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Practical use of portable fire extinguishers and smoke escape procedures

Schedule for 2010

• The course commences every Friday.

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HS05 Fire Fighting - Intermediate Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 22,310 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha/Songkhla/Bangpu Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course aims to provide knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond appropriately to a fire emergency and provide the knowledge for the proper use of emergency equipment and procedures to enhance their survival in a fire emergency.

Who should attendAll personnel who may be part of a fire team or need to respond to emergencies.

Course OutlineInitial theory sessions to cover fire chemistry and emergency equipment

The combustion process Fire behavior Use of portable fire fighting equipment Self rescue techniques Introduction to Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Practical use of portable fire extinguishers Hose Drills & Live Fire Scenarios (Gas/Oil Fires) SCBA Care & Maintenance Smoke Escape / Search & Rescue Procedures (Smoke House)

Schedule for 2010

• The course commences every Monday of the 1st week of the month.

HS06 Fire Fighting - Advanced Health, Safety &

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Period 4 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 49,450 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha/Songkhla/Bangpu Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course aims to provide knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond appropriately to a fire emergency and provide the knowledge for the proper use of emergency equipment and procedures to enhance their survival in a fire emergency. This course is geared to personnel assigned to fire fighting duties and has a high practical live fire content.

Who should attendThose assigned to Fire Duties

Course Outline Fire Science Extinguishers Practical Practical Hose Work (Dry) Practical Hose Work (Wet) Breathing Apparatus (Theory) Breathing Apparatus

(Practical) Using Hose Breathing Apparatus

(Practical) Searching Fires Involving Gasoline,

Gases & Alcohols (Theory)

Control Tactics on Gasoline, Gases & Alcohol (Foam & Water)

Cool & Containment Methods (Practical)

Co-ordinated Attack Methods (Practical)

Upper levels (Practical) Wearing CABA (Practical) Cool & Containment & Rescue

(Practical)

Schedule for 2010

• The course commences very Wednesday of the 2nd week of the month.

HS07 Fire Fighting – Fire Team Member Health, Safety &

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Environment

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 36,225 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha /Bangpoo/Songkhla Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and the necessary confidence and skills required to ensure an appropriate response to a fire emergency in a team environment.

Who should attend

All Fire Team Members or those who may be so assigned

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Chemistry of Fire Extinguishment Fire Extinguishers Fire Systems Self Rescue Self Personal Protective Equipment Emergency Response Introduction to Breathing Apparatus Confined Space Drills Fire Hoses / Systems Hose Layouts Fire Fighting Drills

Schedule for 2010

• The course commences every Monday of the 3rd week of the month.

HS08 Fire Fighting – Fire Team Leader Health, Safety &

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Period 4 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 49,450 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha /Bangpoo/Songkhla Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge with training to competently muster and control a fire team and to assist outside agencies in emergency situations.

Who should attend

All Fire Team Leaders and deputies

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Training techniques Fixed fire fighting systems Leadership training Equipment maintenance Rating of bulkheads and windows Flammable liquid fires Fire control and extinguishment Self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) Hazardous material response Multi deck Search & rescue (SAR) Fire scenarios Ship terminology Foam Emergency management

Schedule for 2010

As Requested

HS09 Emergency Command Health, Safety &

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Period 4 days

Max. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 49,450 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha /Bangpoo/Songkhla Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills to carry out fire containment duties. The terminal objectives may be applied to Factories, Process Plants, ships, vehicles and buildings.

Who should attend

Emergency Command Team Members

Course Outline

Theory Emergency Response Plans Tank Fire Pre – planning Fixed Systems Mobile Systems Process Fires Fire and Gas Release Planning Command and Leadership in

Emergencies

Foam and Water Calculations Desk Top Practical Size-Up L.P.G. Fires Toxic Gas Release Tactics Strategy Minimum Manpower Flammable Vapour Communications Cloud Suppression

Practical Emergency Response Plans Tank Fire Pre – planning Process Fires Planning Command and Leadership in

Emergencies Foam and Water Calculations L.P.G. Fires Tactics

Strategy Flammable Vapor

Communications Cloud Suppression

Schedule for 2010

• As Requested

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HS12 STCW95 Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 9,085 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha/ Bangpu Training Centre or

Client locationExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills needed to maintain a safe working environment while successfully relating and responding to others (both at work and elsewhere) in a socially responsible manner.

Who should attend

All seafarers

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Compliance with emergency procedures Precautions to prevent pollution of the marine environment Safe working practices Importance of adhering to safe working practices at all times Safety and protective devices available to protect against potential hazards aboard a ship Precautions to be taken prior to entering enclosed spaces Familiarization with international measures concerning accident prevention and occupational

health An understanding of orders and be understood in relation to shipboard duties Means to effective human relationships on board a ship Importance of maintaining good human relationships aboard a ship


HS13 STCW95 Personal Survival Techniques Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 18,400 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha /Bangpu Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills so that seafarers can take immediate action when confronted by an emergency situation which may threaten their personal survival, such as collision, fire, foundering and ship abandonment.

Who should attend

All seafarers

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Types of life-saving appliances normally carried on ships Equipment in Survival Craft Location of personal life-saving appliances Principles concerning survival at sea including:

- Value of training and drills- Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment (PPE)- The need to be prepared for any emergency- Actions to be taken when called to survival craft stations- Actions to be taken when required to abandon ship / offshore installation- Actions to be taken when in the water- Actions to be taken when aboard a survival craft (life raft etc.)- Main dangers to survivors- Rescue Techniques


HS14 STCW95 Fast Rescue Craft Health, Safety &

Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 28,750 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills necessary to safely and competently launch, maneuver and recover an FRC.

Who should attend

All seafarers assigned to Fast Rescue Craft duties

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Craft description and checks Crew dress and equipment Crew responsibilities Capsize procedures Launch and recovery Man overboard procedures Helicopter recovery Search patterns General handling skills Casualty handling


HS15 STCW95 Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 23,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha/Bangpu Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills to work safely and competently when responding to emergency incidents involving fire

Who should attend

All seafarers

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Combustion process Fire behavior Extinguishment for each class of fire Portable extinguishers Personal protective clothing Operation of fire fighting equipment Detection and suppression systems Fire suppression strategies and tactics Benefits of safety inspections and maintenance training

Schedule for 2010 • The course commences every on Monday of the 3rd week.

HS16 STCW95 Elementary First Aid Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 days

Max. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 12,600 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha/Bangpu Training Centre or

Client facilityExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills so that they can take immediate action upon encountering an accident or other medical emergency in a shipboard environment.

Who should attend

All seafarers

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Have an appreciation of the basic body structure and its functions Make an assessment of the needs of casualties and threats to their own safety Have an understanding of immediate measures to be taken in cases of emergencies

including the ability to:- Position the casualty- Apply resuscitation techniques- Control bleeding- Apply appropriate measures of basic

shock management- Apply appropriate measures in the event

of burns and scalds, including electrical

- and chemical burns- Apply rescue and transport of a

casualty technique- Improvise bandages and use

materials in an emergency kit- Knowledge of basic fracture

immobilisation techniques

Schedule for 2010 • As requested

HS17 Offshore Crane Operator Health, Safety & Environment

Period 10 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 10 / 6

Registration Fee 62,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo/Laemchabang /Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break -

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skill necessary to operate a crane in a safe and efficient manner.

Who should attend

All personnel who operate offshore cranes

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Regulations Rules for safe operations Accident prevention Use of correct slinging practice Dynamic lifts Static lifts Hazards Personnel baskets Mass weight calculations

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS18 Offshore Crane Operator – Refresher Health, Safety & Environment

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6

Registration Fee 62,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha/ Laemchabang/Bangpoo

Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break - Course Overview

The course aims to provide a refresher of knowledge and skills necessary to operate a crane in a safe and efficient manner.

Who should attend

All personnel who operate offshore cranes

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Regulations Rules for safe operations Accident prevention Use of correct slinging practice Dynamic lifts Static lifts Hazards Personnel baskets Mass weight calculations

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS19 Crane Inspection & Maintenance Health, Safety & Environment

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 62,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)

Venue Bangpoo/Laemchabang /Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break - Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills necessary to carry out inspections and basic maintenance on offshore pedestal mounted cranes Who should attend

All personnel with responsibilities for crane maintenance and inspection duties

Course Outline

Inspector’s Responsibility Safety Recommendations Engineering Principles of Crane Inspection Manufactures Recommendation API, DOL, OSHS, ANSI, PCSA, BS Specifications Inspection Objectives Levels of Inspection Reporting and Documentation Communication Operator Aids Classification & Frequency of Inspections Load Testing Company policies regarding lifting equipment

And:

Conduct initial inspections Understand load indicatorsConduct pre operational inspections Understand Anty-two block systemsConduct monthly inspections on critical items Understand load testingConduct annual inspections Documentation, Reporting and follow upUnderstand required specification: Understand Company Policies a) Operation and maintenance of offshore cranesb) Offshore Cranes c) Specification for Wire Ropesd) Slings

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS20 Dogman / Banksman Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee LS Day Rate 28,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)

Venue Bangpoo/Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break -

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills required to competently direct crane operations as a dogman or banksman

Who should attend

All riggers, crane operators

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Fibre rope Knots Flexible steel ropes Slinging Mass weights Lifting Safety Crane signals Basic crane operations Safe operations on deck Safe operations with cranes

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS21 Wire Rope, Rigging & Slinging Techniques Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee LS Day Rate 28,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo/Client Site

Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break - Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills required to competently act as a rigger

Who should attend

All riggers and slingers

Course Outline

On completion, participants will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following: Fibre rope Knots Flexible steel ropes Slinging Mass weights Lifting & Slinging Safety Basic crane operations Safe operations on deck Safe operations with cranes


HS22 Rigging / Lifting Equipment Registers Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 9,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha/ Laemchabang/Bangpoo

Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/A

Night Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included if at Training Centre Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills necessary to document and log the unique ID numbers, description, test and examination date and status of the lifting appliances and equipment register.

Who should attend

All personnel charged with ordering, controlling, maintaining, documenting rigging equipment, and all rigging supervisory personnel

Course Outline

On completion, participants will be able to demonstrate competence in the theory and practice of the following:Unique numbers (Company & Manufacture designated) Legislation (Company & Standards)Requirements (inspection & testing schedules) Certifying AuthoritiesCertification Specifications - APIDocumentation, Master & Working Copy Correctly Identifying equipment (Warehouse)Tracking equipment from, requisition, P.O. to Register Correctly Identifying equipment (Field)Terminologies And will be able to:

Request venders to correctly stamp & supply certification on equipment at P.O. level Correctly identify and stamp unique I.D. numbers & markings in Warehouse and in Field Set up and monitor inspection & testing schedules Understand Certification, Legislation, Specifications & Standards Used Understand Documentation, Terminologies, Tracking equipment from requisition, P.O. to

Register Understanding Certifying Authorities Fabricating a Registry, electronic and paper

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS23 Crane Awareness for Managers Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 9,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha/Bangpu Training Centre or

Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide management personnel with a basic knowledge of crane operations, the hazards and limitations of crane operators/operations.

Who should attend

Operations Management

Course Outline

Regulations Engineering principles of crane stability Rules for safe operations Accident prevention Use of correct slinging practice Mass weight calculations Basic crane operations Safe operations on deck Safe operations with cranes

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS24 Forklift Operator Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee LS Day Rate 28,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Client Site

Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break - Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge, skills and confidence to operate a Forklift safely reducing the possibility of injury and accidents to personnel and damage to property.

Who should attend

All forklift operators / supervisors

Course Outline

On completion of this course, participants will be able to demonstrate a competence in the theory and practice of the following:

Forklift Operators Responsibilities Pre-Start checks Forklift accidents Pre-operating checks Principles Engineering General Operating Techniques Forklift Stability Forklift Manoeuvring Safe Working Loads (SWL) Staking and De-staking

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS25 Helicopter Landing Officer Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee LS Day Rate 39,100 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Client SiteExcursion Time N/A

Night Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break - Course Overview

The course provides knowledge and skills to perform and functioning effectively and safely as a Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) at installations in accordance with current industry standards.

Who should attend

Personnel designated as HLO’s and supervisor / senior operational personnel

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Transmit and receive radio messages between the helicopter and platform Advise the helicopter pilot of weather, wind and sea conditions on site Understanding of helideck operations and safety requirements/procedures (as per ICAO

Standards) Ascertain and advise the helicopter pilot as to whether safety requirements related to

aircraft operations have been adhered to Supervise the movements of passengers, baggage and cargo to and from helicopter Familiarity with different helicopter types and their operation and emergency procedures Advise shore stations of helicopter movements, estimated time of arrival (ETA),estimated

time of departure (ETD) and manifest details Ensuring adequate fire protection is provided for each take off and landing Familiarity with management of dangerous good (DC). Helicopter refuelling and procedures (offshore) Basic marshalling signals Shutdown and security of aircraft on helideck “Hot” refuelling procedures Ensuring that the platform meets the safety requirements for helicopter operations (ie.

crane/s secured) Introduction to specialised operations (Search and Rescue, winching, medivac,night

operations)

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS26 Helicopter Handling Team Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee LS Day Rate 32,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)

Venue Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break - Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills for personnel to perform effectively as Helicopter Loading / Handling teams.

Who should attend

All personnel assigned to Helicopter Handling Teams and supervisors

Course Outline

Understanding of helideck operations and safety requirements/procedures (as per ICAO Standards)

The movement of : passengers, baggage and cargo to and from helicopter

Familiarity with different helicopter types and emergency procedures Familiarity with management of dangerous good (DC). Helicopter refuelling and procedures (offshore) Basic marshalling signals Shutdown and security of aircraft on helideck “Hot” refuelling procedures

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS27 Helicopter Emergency Crew Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 13,300 Baht (VAT 7% not included)

Venue Sriracha Training CentreExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills for personnel to perform effectively as Helicopter Emergency teams with a strong emphasis on practical emergency fire work.

Who should attend

All personnel assigned to helideck emergency / fire teams

Course Outline

Understanding of helideck operations and safety requirements/procedures (as per ICAO Standards)

The movements of passengers, baggage and cargo to and from helicopter Familiarity with different helicopter types and their operation and emergency procedures Ensuring adequate fire protection is provided for each take off and landing Familiarity with management of dangerous good (DC). Helicopter refuelling and procedures (offshore) Basic marshalling signals Shutdown and security of aircraft on helideck “Hot” refuelling procedures Practical “live fire” drills and scenarios

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS28 H2S Training for Workforce Health, Safety & Environment


Venue Sriracha / Laemchabang/Bangpoo Training Centre

Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills for all personnel who may enter into, or may have to deal with H2S releases, including responses for personal safety and the safety of the worksite.

Who should attend

All personnel who work offshore or on sites where the release of H2S remains a possibility.

Course Outline

Properties and Hazards of H2S Biological effects of H2S H2S Gas Monitoring Systems and Alarm Systems Contingency Plans - Muster / Safe Haven locations Basic Expired Air Resuscitation (EAR )/ Life Support Breathing Apparatus / escape breathers familiarisation Portable Gas Monitors Dealing with H2S fires SCBA and ringmain air provision & use Practical exercises and scenarios (fire ground)


HS29 H2S Training for Supervisors / Management Health, Safety & Environment


Venue Songkhla / Sriracha/ Laemchabang/Bangpoo Training Centre


The course aims to provide a general knowledge of H2S sources, hazards, mitigating factors, safety and systems to managers, operations personnel.

Who should attend

Management, operations personnel

Course Outline

Properties and Hazards of H2S Biological effects of H2S H2S Gas Monitoring Systems and Alarm Systems Contingency Plans - Muster / Safe Haven locations Breathing Apparatus / escape breathers familiarization Portable Gas Monitors

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS30 H2S Awareness Training Health, Safety & Environment

Period ½ dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 8,050 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha / Laemchabang/Bangpoo

Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide an understanding of the hazards associated with Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) and the confidence to enable personnel to work safely in a potential H2S environment.

Who should attend

All personnel

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Properties and Hazards of H2S Biological effects of H2S H2S Gas Monitoring Systems and Alarm Systems Contingency Plans - Muster / Safe Haven locations Basic Expired Air Resuscitation (EAR )/ Life Support Breathing Apparatus / escape breathers familiarization Portable Gas Monitors


HS31 Gas Testing Health, Safety & Environment

Period ½ dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 8,050 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha Training Centre or Client Site


The course aims to provide knowledge and understanding to successfully carry out gas tests and implement Permit to Work test procedures.

Who should attend

All personnel who work in potentially dangerous areas.

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Lower explosive levels (LEL) Confined space entry Trench entry Hot work preparation Process equipment testingand understand the reasons for testing prior to:

High explosive levels (HEL) Minimum oxygen levels to sustain life Flammable contaminants Toxic contaminants Testing equipment “where” to test


HS32 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 10,600 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Sriracha/ Laemchabang/Bangpoo Training

Centre


The course aims to provide participants with the ability work with breathing apparatus, conduct emergency procedures with breathing apparatus, conduct inspections and care of breathing apparatus.

Who should attend

All personnel assigned to confined space duties, fire and emergency / rescue duties.

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Hazardous environment for respiration SCBA physical requirements of the wearer SCBA limitations and safety features Donning and doffing a SCBA Components of a SCBA Emergency procedures for SCBA Rescue procedures for SCBA


HS33 Confined Space Entry Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 10,350 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha Training CentreExcursion Time N/A

Night Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and the necessary understanding and skills to safely enter and manage confined space entry in a hazardous environment.

Who should attend

All personnel and supervisory staff who may have reason to enter a confined space.

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Define a confined space Identify hazards and risks in a confined space Understand confined space entry permits system Undertake rescue of persons from a confined space Understand the duties of the Safety Sentry Maintain records and logs of entry Understand tagging and lockout procedures


HS34 Supervisor Safety Management Health, Safety & Environment

Period 5 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 48,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha/Bangpu Training Centre or

Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -

Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide participants with the initial knowledge required to enable them to manage safety, team building and leadership as an integral part of their management role.

Who should attend

All supervisory personnel

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Team Leadership and Team Building Hazard Identification techniques Problem solving and Human dynamics Job Hazard Analysis Time Out – Unsafe act management program Incident Investigation Techniques Inspection and Audit Techniques Meeting management Safety management System planning and programming

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS35 Permit to Work Health, Safety & Environment

Period ½ dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 8,050 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha /Bangpu Training Centre or

Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTI

Accommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills to correctly issue and receive all types of permit to work

Who should attend

All field personnel

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Standard permit to work – cold work Confined space entry permit Excavation permit Electrical isolation permit (Low voltage & High voltage) Hot work permit Fire fighting equipment – inhibition permit

and be able to: Identify hazards associated with the work task Conduct pre-job start checks Conduct pre-operational checks Understand Permit issuer’s responsibilities Understand Permit receiver responsibilities

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS36 Safe Handling of Chemicals Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 9,085 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTI

Accommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills to safely store and handle hazardous chemicals

Who should attend

All field personnel

Course Outline

From the course, participants will have knowledge of: - Chemical material safety data sheets (MSDS) Hazards of flammable substances (Liquids) Hazards of combustible substances Hazards of corrosive substances Hazards of flammable gases Hazards of explosives Hazards of reactive substances Hazards of toxic and harmful substances

and be able to: - Be conversant with explosive limits Be conversant with toxicity limited Store chemicals/handle chemicals correctly Understand chemical effects on humans and the environment

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS37 Safe Handling of Gas Cylinders Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 9,085 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -

Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills necessary to safely store and handle gas cylinders.

Who should attend

All field personnel

Course Outline

From the course, participants will have the knowledge to: - Safely store gas cylinders Safely handle gas cylinders Ergonomics of cylinders Cylinders containing hazardous substances Safe transportation of gas cylinders Cylinder safety checks Knowledge of relevant standards

and will be able to: - Identify danger area Appreciation of non-compatibility of substances

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS38 Stretcher Handling Health, Safety & Environment

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 9,085 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -

Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills required to safety manage a stretcher bound casualty in hazardous situations.

Who should attend

All field personnel

Course Outline

On completion of the course, participants will have the skills and knowledge necessary to: - Secure a casualty in a stretcher Manage a stretcher casualty in a hazardous situation Rig a stretcher for raising and/or lowering a casualty in an industrial environment Rescue a casualty from a confined space or raised platform Act as a leader with untrained personnel in stretcher training of casualties

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS39 Take Time Out Health, Safety & Environment

Period ½ dayMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 6,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Songkhla / Sriracha Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills to conduct pre-job safety analysis.

Who should attend

All field personnel

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Conduct an effective job safety analysis Identify hazards Implement hazard mitigating control measures Write a job safety procedure Validate the job safety procedure Measure the effectiveness of previous JSA’s for the same tasks Identify levels of expertise necessary to safely carry out the task Measure existing controls to control the hazards JSA document control/accountability Introduce concepts of basic risk assessments

and will be able to: - Lead a job safety analysis Achieve “ownership” of a JSA More readily recognise hazards Have prior learning for involvement in formal hazard studies


HS40 Radio Operator Training - Basic Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee LS Day Rate 28,000 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge and skills necessary to effectively operate electronic transceivers and radio equipment.

Who should attend

All intending radio operators

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following: Radio Equipment - Types and Uses Standard Terminologies Aviation Radio Procedures Radio Silence Requirements Phonetic Alphabet Morse Code - Introduction Only Voice Procedure Readability / Strength Scales

Aircraft Operations Use of Fax, Phone, E-mail, Computers UTC Time - Use Of Distress / Emergency Procedures Radio Logbook / Records Antenna Theory - Basic Standard Words / Phrases

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

HS41 Basic Scaffolding Health, Safety & Environment

Period 5 days theory and practicalMax. / Min. Class Size 12/6Registration Fee 29,900.00 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo/Sriracha Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required - Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide the basic theoretical knowledge and practical skill required to safely establishing and altered of scaffolding to an accepted standard.

Who should attend

All entry level scaffolders

Course Outline

By the end of the program, participants will have the knowledge to identify, list, describe and/or demonstrate: An outline of the requirements for scaffolding including personal and worksite safety,

protection of others; Identification and use of the common forms of scaffolds with emphasis on British Standard

tube/coupling types, common fittings and accessories; Use, inspection and maintenance of safety equipment including Full Body Harness with

Shock Absorber Lanyard by following manufacturer’ instructions; Preparation, use, inspection and maintenance of scaffolding materials; Use, inspection and maintenance of ladders, Gin wheel; Know and practice the criteria required for safety inspection of all types of scaffolding

structures; Proper sequence and practice for the erection, alteration and dismantling of Tower scaffolds,

Independent scaffolds, Scaffold Cantilevered (practical); Understand the planned work and the hazards involved; Recognize safety hazards in the scaffolds listed;


HS42 Advance Scaffolding Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 days theory and practicalMax. / Min. Class Size 12 / 6Registration Fee 19,900.00 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo/Sriracha Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide the basic theoretical knowledge and practical skill required to safely establishing and altered of scaffolding to an accepted standard.

Who should attend

All scaffolders who have achieved Basic Certification and completed required work experience time.

Course Outline





structures; Proper sequence and practice for the erection, alteration and dismantling of Slung

scaffolding (practical); Understand the planned work and the hazards involved; Recognize safety hazards in the scaffolds listed;

Schedule for 2010• As requested

HS43 Scaffolding Refresher Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 days Max. / Min. Class Size 15/ 6Registration Fee TBA (To be announced)Venue Bangpoo /Sriracha Training Centre or Client Site Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -

Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course aims to give personnel concerned with scaffolding safety, the safety requirements for scaffolds generally and in particular, independent and special scaffolds used in the construction and maintenance of installations.

Who should attend

All scaffolders who have achieved Basic and Advance certification and completed prerequisite experience time.

Course OutlineThis course is designed for refresher of the Basic and advance with some extensive practices.

Demonstrate the use of correct projection, using basic drawing techniques. Apply Setting Out Principles :-

Use and maintain tapes; Transfer levels using a spirit level, water level and quickset level; Apply linear measurement methods to set out simple structures

Erect scaffolds in accordance with drawings and specifications Apply the Principles of Erecting, alteration and dismantling to:

Dead shores and raking shores in tube Power operated suspended scaffolds

Use, inspection and maintenance of safety equipment including Full Body Harness with Shock Absorber Lanyard by following manufacturer’ instructions;

Inspect all types of scaffolds for faults Falsework

Erect and dismantle falsework structures in tube and systems


HS44 Scaffolding Inspection Health, Safety & Environment

Period 3 days theory and practicalMax. / Min. Class Size 15/6Registration Fee 24,900.00 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo/Sriracha Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course aims to give personnel concerned with scaffolding safety, the safety requirements for scaffolds generally and in particular, independent and special scaffolds used in the construction and maintenance of installations.

Who should attend

Scaffold Supervisors and nominated inspectors

Course Outline





structures; Understand the planned work and the hazards involved; Recognize safety hazards in the scaffolds listed; Know and following practice general safety regulation; Inspect scaffolding by following the SCAFFTAG System;



HS46 E & P Environmental Management Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 8,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok TPTI Training CenterExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course provides professional knowledge in Petroleum Exploration & Production Environmental Management. Participants will be able to understand the environment impacts of E & P industry and how to resolve the issue. The cases study regarding to Environment will be guided in this session.

Who should attend

All staff disciplines and all levels in E & P industry

Course Outline

Principle of Environmental Management Laws, Legislation and Government Agencies involving in Environmental Protection

and Impact Assessment Principle and Methodology to assess the Exploration & Production Environment

Impacts Guideline for Reporting and Consideration of EIA report How to Monitor the Environmental Management and its Quality Workshop on how to do the project Environmental Impact Assessment Workshop on how to regulate the issues upon the Environmental Impact Protection Workshop Presentation and Wrap up Case Study – Gas Pipeline, JDA project.

Schedule for 2010

06-07 May 2010

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HS47 HAZMAT AWARENESS Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 8,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required - Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The course aims to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively and safely respond to and assist at an emergency incident involving hazardous materials

Who should attend?All persons who may have a responsibility to respond to an emergency incident involving

hazardous materials and/or maybe required to take a supportive role in the control, mitigation

and/or decontamination at an emergency incident involving hazardous materials

Course Outline

Acquire competence in the theory and practice of the following:

Maintaining a state of readiness Responding to and assisting at a

HAZMAT emergency incident Entering the incident area and working

safely

Assisting to carry out Isolation, Confinement, Containment and/or Dilution Operations

Assisting with carrying out suitable decontamination operations

Maintaining effective communications

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

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HS48 HAZMAT EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM MEMBER Health, Safety & Environment


Course Overview

The course aims to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively and safely respond to and take an active combatant role at an emergency incident involving hazardous materials


hazardous materials and/or maybe required to take an active role in the control, mitigation and/or

decontamination at an emergency incident involving hazardous materials

Course Outline


Maintaining a state of readiness Responding to and assisting at a

HAZMAT emergency incident Entering the incident area and working

safely Rescue personnel

Carry out Isolation, Confinement, Containment and/or Dilution Operations

Carrying out suitable decontamination operations


Schedule for 2010

• As requested

93


HS49 HAZMAT EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM LEADER Health, Safety & Environment


Course Overview

The course aims to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively and safely respond to and take an active combatant role at an emergency incident involving hazardous materials


hazardous materials and/or maybe required to take a lead role in the control, mitigation and/or

decontamination at an emergency incident involving hazardous materials

Course Outline


Responding to and controlling at a HAZMAT emergency incident

Review available information or instructions

Confirm the suitability (or otherwise) of any pre-formed plan (time permitting)

Plan the response if no preformed plan is suitable

Monitor and control the use of resources

Evaluate progress and alter plans as appropriate

Control the Isolation, Confinement, Containment and/or Dilution Operations

Control the suitable decontamination operations


Determine when incident is completed

Schedule for 2010

94


• As requested

HS50 EMERGENCY INCIDENT COMMAND TEAM MEMBER Health, Safety & Environment


Course Overview

The course aims to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively respond to and take an active role as an incident command team member. The course includes extensive use of the ADMS (Advanced Disaster Simulator System)

Who should attend?All persons who may have a responsibility to respond to an emergency incident and/or maybe

required to take an active and/or supportive role as a response team leader or in the command &

control team of the emergency incident

Course Outline


Principles and Elements of Thailand Incident Management System (TIMS)

Functions and Responsibilities of an Incident Management Team

Assessing the Situation

Taking Effective Action

Maintaining Communications

Delegating Authority to Act

Managing Individual and Team Performances

Responding to Changing Situations

Determining when an Incident is completed

Schedule for 2010

95


• As requested

HS51 SCBA SAFETY & CONTROL TEAM MEMBER Health, Safety & Environment


Course Overview

The course aims to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively respond to an emergency and take an active role in the use and/or control of response teams using Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)

Who should attend?All persons who may have a responsibility to respond to an emergency incident and may be

required to wear SCBA and/or take an active or supportive role as an SCBA Entry Control Officer

Course Outline


SCBA Safety Policy

SCBA Control Procedures

SCBA Command Procedures

Equipment Procedures

Special Procedures

Emergency Procedures

Equipment Procedures

Operational Procedures

SCBA Entry Control Officer SCBA Entry Control Board Design & Use of Guide Lines Design & Use of Branch Lines Design & Use of Personal Lines Search & Rescue Techniques

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

96


HS52 FIRE RISK ASSESSOR Health, Safety & Environment

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 6Registration Fee 8,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangpoo Training Centre or Client SiteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required - Certificate TPTI & IFSM (Institute of Fire Safety Managers)Accommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe goal of this training course is to provide the partcipants with an understanding of the legislation and the practices and procedures of Fire Risk Assessment. The course further serves to provide participants with an opportunity to transfer the theoretical knowledge attained into a practical application of the assessment process at local sites and also to apply and validate the Fire Management Policies & Procedures on return to their own workplace

Who should attend? Nominated “Responsible Persons” who may be required to perform a Fire Risk Assessment

Persons who may need to assist the Fire Risk Assessment Process

Persons who may be required to know the principles of the Fire Risk Assessment Process

Course Outline


The key principals of Fire Safety

legislation regarding Fire Risk

Assessment

The statutory requirements regarding

Fire Risk Assessment

The terminology of the Fire Risk

Assessment Process

Completing an extensive Fire Risk

Assessment using a FRA Template

Adaption & development of the a FRA

template to other specific

environments

Adopt and implement a Fire Risk

Management process at their own

workplace

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The “Best Practices” of Fire Risk

Assessment methodolog

Schedule for 2010

• As requestedHS53 Defensive Driving Health, Safety & Environment

6 Fire Fighting - Advanced Health, Safety & EnvironmentPeriod 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 20 / 12Registration Fee 16,800 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok / Lankrabue/Songkhla Training Centre

or Client Facility

Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required -Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

The Course aims to provide your employees the Defensive Driving Course (DDC) and help them join the ranks of most safety-conscious drivers on the road. An estimated nine out of 10 time-loss injuries happen off the job, not counting employees who take time off care for an injuries family member.

Traffic crashes are preventable by Defensive Driving

Who should attend?

For employees who drive either a company vehicle or their own vehicle on the job.ACourse Outline

Nine core modules of Defensive Driving knowledge’s and habitsCase studies and written exercises (pre-test & post test)Interactive class discussion and practicalSpecific techniques to help drivers avoid all types of traffic collisions despite the actions of others the driving conditionsDrivers learn the principles of Defensive Driving and essential collision avoidance techniques

Schedule for 2010 • The course commences on Friday – Sunday of every weeks of the month

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BM00 Introduction to Thailand E&P Business Business & Management

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 11,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Songkhla/Bangpoo /Lankrabue TPTI

Training Center or Client site

Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course introduces the history of Thailand upstream Oil & Gas industry, starting from the granting of the concession area, Thailand’s related Petroleum Laws and Regulations, Exploration & Production periods, Drilling and Production Processes, Details of Loyalties, Taxes, Duties, Joint Development Areas and etc. Participants will be able to gain knowledge on Exploration, Drilling, Production and Oil & Gas Transportation processes, until final Oil & Gas utilizations.

Who should attend

All new comers in related Oil & Gas disciplines both in upstream and down stream sectors. Non-technical & technical staff who want to have some exposures in this industry.

Course Outline

- Overview of Exploration / Drilling/ Production Activities.- Relationship of government agencies in Thailand E&P Industry.- Petroleum Exploration & Production in Thailand.- Permitting, monitoring, auditing and etc.- Origin of oil and gas/Petroleum Geology- Prospecting of Petroleum.- Seismic Operation.- Risk/Uncertainty in Exploration stage.- Drilling, Casing & Cementing.

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- Well Logging, Testing, Completion, work over, pressure control , etc.- Site Selection.- Production & Processing Facilities.- Water Treatment.- Transportation of Products.- Environmental Aspect & Management. - Abandonment & Restoration

Schedule for 2010 25 - 26 January / 18 - 19 March / 25 March / 16 - 17 June 21 - 22 July / 14 - 15 October / 16 - 17 December/ As requested

BM01 Thailand E&P Petroleum Laws & Legislation Business & Management

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 11,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide professional knowledge in the Petroleum Laws & Regulation to participants. Students will be able to understand the fiscal regime, obligation, privilege, and commitment that theGovernment provides to the concessionaires or contractors subject to the Petroleum Act and Petroleum Income Tax Act.

Who should attend

All Engineers, Finance, Accountant and all Supervisory staff who have at least 1 year experience in E&P business

Course Outline

- Overview of Petroleum Legislation system in Thailand- The Government Agencies that are in charge in the involving Legislation- Petroleum Act & Petroleum Income Tax Act - Government Obligation and Privilege under Petroleum Act- Important Issues in Petroleum Act- Section 69, 70 under Petroleum Act- Transferring of Concession or work obligation under the Concession- Tax system under Petroleum Income Tax Act- Royalty and Special Remuneration Benefit (SRB)

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Schedule for 2010

04 – 05 March 18 – 19 October As requested

BM02 Basic Petroleum Economics (I & II) Business & Management

Period 1 days and 3 days coursesMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 6,900 /16,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center or client

siteExcursion Time N/ANight Work Required -

Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide knowledge of basic knowledge of Petroleum Economics. Students will understand the project commercial viewpoint and know ideas to change the principle to get better financial results. Also, students will be able to run the cash flow analysis with the project sensitivity in order to understand the project viability and profitability impact under the change of those project’s critical elements.

Who should attend?

All Engineers, Finance, Accountant and all Supervisory staff

Course Outline- Overview of Petroleum E&P Economics in Thailand- Types of Petroleum Contracts- Terminology and unit used in the Industry- Law and Legislation that relate to the Economic Analysis- Economics Terminology- Principle of Hydrocarbon Pricing - Project hurdle- Identify the State of Each Types of Money (RT, MOD, PV, FV)- Depreciation Principle- Cash Flow Elements and how to calculate- Discounting Process & Profitability Indicator Calculation- Sensitivity Analysis, Project Ranking & Optimization - Deferment, Acceleration, Exploration Project

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- Economics Report - One Day Case Study

Schedule for 2010 24 – 26 February 01 – 03 June 06 – 08 October As requested

BM03 Advanced Petroleum Economics Business & Management

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee 16,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required 2 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course Overview

The course aims to provide in depth knowledge of the economic and commercial aspects in E&P business. Students will understand the project feasibility study and understand the points of concern in the E&P projects including the financial and comercial factors. Students can understand the way to handle risks i.e. projects risks, financial risks and etc. Finally, students can learn the overall process of E&P project starting from first analysis until the negotiation stage from the course workshop.

Who should attend

All Engineers, Finance, Accountant and all Supervisory staff who have at least 3 year experience in E&P business

Course Outline

- Overview of Cash Flow Calculation- Discuss the sensitivity Analysis, Project Ranking and types of Project- Integrated Economic Model - Understand the Financial Statement - Economics for company planning - Company Planning Process - Budgeting, Scheduling and Corporate Planning- Impact on company economic criteria e.g. economics hurdle rate,

Inflation, Exchange Rate and etc. in the financial situation - E&P Project Financing

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- Work Shop on E&P Project Acquisition

Schedule for 2010

06-08 July 2010 As requested

BM04 Project Management for E&P Staff Business & Management


The course aims to provide knowledge of project management style that is normally used in E&P business. Students will understand the principle of project management and apply the idea of cost engineering with the planning & scheduling approach. Students can also link the principle of Petroleum Economics into the Project Management system and can identify risks of the projects with the suitable means to mange them.

Who should attend

All Engineers who work in Production Operation and Planning, Drilling Engineer, Process and Facility Engineer

Course Outline

- Principle of Project Management- Cost Engineering, Planning & Scheduling- Integrated Economic Model - Understand the Financial Statement - Economics linkage to the project management - Risk Management - Contracting & Negotiation

Schedule for 2010

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22-23 February 25 – 26 May 11 – 12 October As requested

BM05 E&P Business Skill for Supervisor/Manager Business & Management


The course is designed for E & P staff from all disciplines, generally with 3-6 years experiences. Participants will experience the challenges of management of E & P venture over its full life-cycle, commencing with exploration, moving through field maturity and ultimately to maintaining a long term business presence.

Who should attend

All Engineers, Finance, Accountant and all Supervisory staff who have at least 3-6 years experience in E&P business

Course Outline

- The business planning framework- Exploration and Development Economics- Key issues in E & P technical disciplines and support functions- Venture life-cycle, Field Development & Operations, Asset Management- Profitability Improvement, Financial vs Economics measures- Shareholder roles- Uncertainty handling and Risks- Capital budget proposal, Business plan- Managing change in personal level- Counseling, Monitoring, Coaching- Managing stress- HSE, Human resources and Public affair

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Schedule for 2010

08-10 March 2010 As requested

BM06 Tax & Fiscal Regime for E&P Business in Thailand Business & Management


The course aims to provide professional knowledge in the Petroleum Fiscal regime in Thailand including Joint Development Areas in different areas to participants. Students will be able to understand the fiscal regime, obligation, privilege for the concessionaires or contractors under Thai Laws and Legislation. Student can understand the advantages and disadvantages of those different regimes.

Who should attend

All Engineers, Finance, Accountant and all Supervisory staff

Course Outline

- Overview of Petroleum Legislation system in Thailand- Petroleum Act & Petroleum Income Tax Act that involves to fiscal regime- Government Obligation and Privilege under Petroleum Act- Important Fiscal Issues in Petroleum and Petroleum Income Tax Act- Transferring of Concession or work obligation under the Concession- Tax system under Petroleum Income Tax Act- Royalty and Special Remuneration Benefit (SRB)- Advantage and disadvantage of the different regimes- All JDA Fiscal Regimes

Schedule for 2010

19 – 20 July

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04 – 05 November As requested

BM07 Business Condition Analysis Business & Management

Period 0.5 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 / 10Registration Fee 3,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Only Break Included

Course OverviewThe course is to encourage trainees to think systematically about the state of Economy and Macro-Economical policy. Also to develop skills necessary for evaluation of the Economic Environment in which business and financial decisions are made.

Who should attendThis course is designed for junior to middle management level.

Course Outline

- Overall picture of Economic System- Relationship between Micro-Economics and Macro-Economics- The implication of Governmental policies to financial markets- Determinations of national income, business cycles, relationships between

money supply, inflation, interest rates and financial assets- Case study – Petroleum Industry

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

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BM08 Communication Management Business & Management

Period 0.5 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 /10Registration Fee 3,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Only Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to apply the general communication concept to business management system by studying of hindrance, communication problems affecting the management process and effectiveness.

Who should attendThis course is designed for junior to middle management level.

Course Outline

Basic concepts of management system including the planning, organizing, motivating, coordinating as well as controlling, and its application to modern corporate structure.

Management policy, process, and effectiveness as well as the relationship between communication system and other management ingredients such as decision making, authority, responsibility, delegation, coordination & conflicts with/among organizations.

Communication problems and implications. Approaches and solutions of communication problems. Case Study: departmental communication issues / group communication issues /

external communication issues / stakeholder communication issues / multinational communication issues.

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Schedule for 2010

02 March 05 October As requested

BM09 Managerial Psychology Business & Management

Period 0.5 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 /10Registration Fee 3,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Only Break Included Course OverviewThe course provides the concept of basic psychological factors elating to business organizations.

Who should attendThe course is designed for junior to middle management level.

Course Outline- Understand basic psychological factors; language, symbol, perception, memory,

emotion, social attitude, persuasion, role and status, and personality- Implication of moral and group behavior to an organization- Application of these human factors in the human relations function of business,

especially in the creation of morale, motivation of workers, and the solution of business and social problems

- Case Study:- small/large/multinational organizations, public/private organizations

Schedule for 2010 03 March 13 October

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As requested

BM10 Logical Thinking and Effective Writing Business & Management

Period 0.5 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 /10Registration Fee 3,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Only Break Included Course OverviewThe course is designed to improve the business-thinking logic and how to put ideas into effective writing.

Who should attendThe course is designed to junior to middle management level

Course Outline- Logical thinking through pyramids of ideas concept- Translate the ideas on paper with the writing structure- Fulfill the stories with systematically writing pattern- Case Study:- Email Writing, First Stage Proposal, etc.

Schedule for 2010 3 May 2010 As requested

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BM11 Administrative Planning & Control Business & Management

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to provide basic understand of organizational objectives and the formulation of corporate policies and strategies. The understanding leads to setup planning process, implementations, and control in the accomplishment of an organization’s objectives.

Who should attendThe course is designed for junior to middle management level.

Prerequisites BM08 & BM09

Course Outline- Understand organization objectives and how to formulate corporate policies and

strategies- How to setup short-term planning, planning for profit and evaluation of plan- Aware methods processes and problems in setting up different systems of

control used by management, and the analysis of information for decision making

- Case Study:- New Product Process Development

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Schedule for 2010

08 November As requested

BM12 Information Management Business & Management

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is designed to utilize relevant information to modern corporate management in order to maximize the use of current technology

Who should attendThe course is designed to junior to middle management

Prerequisite BM10

Course Outline- Principles of information system, filling system, and fact finding- The application of information for decision making- Different between small and large organizations on the information technology

and how to maximize use of the current technology on the information- Case Study:- Small/Large Organization, Private/Public Organization

Schedule for 2010

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07 April 2010 As requested

BM13 Financial Feasibility Planning Business & Management

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 / 10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to analyze structure and data of an investment project in order to evaluate its feasibility

Who should attendThe course is designed to junior to middle management level.

PrerequisitesBM07

Course Outline- Understand the relationships between the financial feasibility and other

operating factors such as marketing, production and distribution- Interpret information for the purpose of making decisions on financial feasibility- Apply the financial tools and techniques to financial feasibility- Case Study:- Short Term and Long Term Financial Projects

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Schedule for 2010 22 March 20 October As requested

BM14 CRISIS MANAGEMENT & THE MEDIA Business & Management


Course OverviewThe goal of this training course is to provide the partcipants with a comprehensive understanding of the practices and procedures of Emergency Incident Crisis Management and with particular attention being focused on three core elements of the crisis management process and combines these with practical experience of control of the media during a crisis Preparation Delivery Control of the Media

Who should attend? Persons who may be required to perform a management role at an incident Persons who may need to assist the Incident Management Team in Media

Communications Persons who may be required to know the principles of the Crisis Management

System Persons who may have direct or indirect contact with the media during an

emergency incident

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Course Outline


Understand and implement the key elements of Crisis Management

Implement and control communications between the Incident Management Team & the Media

Respond effectively to changing circumstances at an incident

Provide a more effective communication process to their own workforce

Provide a more effective communication process to their own management team

Schedule for 2010

• As requestedBM15 Financial For The Non-Financial Manager Business & Management

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 25 / 10Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course provides executives with a working finance vocabulary to help them better understand the economic outcomes of business decisions and their impact on financial statements. The participants will learn how to analyze balance sheets and income statements and use financial analysis in decision-making. The course will enhance their ability to communicate effectively about financial issues with senior executives.

Who should attendThe course is designed to junior to middle management level. It will benefit the nonfinancial manager in functional areas such as HR, information technology, marketing, sales, manufacturing, or engineering, as well as the general manager who has been promoted through these functional areas.

PrerequisitesPrior knowledge of finance is not necessary.

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Course Outline Describe the accounting process, the creation of financial statements i.e.

Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement. Understand and interpret the Key Elements of Financial Statements. Evaluate Operating Performance, i.e. Ratio Analysis, Break Even Analysis. Understand the basic of financial projections. Understand the capital budgeting and investment decisions Case Study

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

MS01 Creative & Practical Problem Solving Other E & P Support

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to build vital skills of understanding issues. Systematic approach is provided as guidance with a combination of work experience to create practical problem solving.

Who should attendThe course is designed for middle and senior management level personnel.

Course Outline- Building opportunities in managing issues- Identify the real source of inter-issues- Apply systematic problem solving approach- Create practical and creative problem solving process- Utilize teamwork skills for problem solving- Case Study- Workshop in the afternoon session

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Schedule for 2010

• As requested

MS02 Presentation Skills Other E & P Support

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to improve presentation skills regarding to business issues. Framework and tactics are provided as guidance with a combination of practices through case study and workshop.

Who should attendThe course is designed to middle and senior management level.

Course Outline- How to build a good presentation – planning, preparing and etc.- How to use audio/visual material to boost effectiveness and creditability- Presentation process – beginning, controlling and ending- How to interact with audiences and how and when to put on humor- Handling Q&A and how to cope with unpredictable situation

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- How to impress audience with closing presentation- Case Study- Workshop in the afternoon session

Schedule for 2010

05 July 22 November As requested

MS03 Managerial Group Dynamics Other E & P Support

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course introduces methodologies and to practice required skills of team conference and discussion. The main emphasize is on improving the effectiveness of performance in group problem solving and decision making process.


Course Outline- Types of team conference and discussion- Setting up objective and process of each meeting / sub-meeting- How to lead discussion to meet the issue solving objectives- How to utilize the group resource for cooperative problem solving

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- Case Study- Workshop in the afternoon session

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

MS04 Time Management Other E & P Support

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is designed to lead trainees on how to manage and utilize time effectively. Techniques and principles are provided as guidance with the combination of real work experience of each individual through workshop.

Who should attendThe course is designed to middle and senior management level

Course Outline- Principles and concepts of time management- How to improve time management- Techniques of effective document management- How to utilize the group resource through time management- Case Study- Workshop in the afternoon session

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Schedule for 2010

15 March 26 April 22 December As requested

MS05 Leadership Skills Development Other E & P Support

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 11,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is designed to draw hidden assets of trainees to be a potential leader of an organization. The main emphasize is on building required skills, starting from thinking framework towards decision making process, implementing ideas, controlling team and making responsible to the results.


PrerequisitesMS01 & MS03

Course Outline- Understand types of management behavior and leaders

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- Required skills of a leader – thinking framework, decision making process, implementing ideas, controlling team and making responsible to the results

- How to cope with unpredictable results- How to build trust of teamwork to drive team performance- Case Study- Workshops:-

1. Current position in an organization – individuals are trained to develop leadership role from the current positions to illustrate their performance after training

2. Assumed role in an organization – individuals are assumed new roles in an organization and discuss on how they would perform in the assumed roles to lead to the objectives of the organization

Schedule for 2010 08 April 2010 19 – 20 April 2010 As requested

MS06 Negotiation: Principles & Practices Other E & P Support

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 11,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to build the foundation of negotiation principles through case study and self assessment and practices through workshop of the current and assumed roles.


PrerequisitesMS01, MS02 & MS03

Course Outline- Understand principle of negotiation

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- Develop strategic approach of negotiation – setting objectives, creating techniques, conducting process, controlling game and achieving results

- How to turn negotiation into corporate capability- How to build required skills as a negotiator- Case Study & Assessment

1. Current position in an organization – individuals are trained to develop negotiation role from the current positions to illustrate their performance after training

2. Assumed role in an organization – individuals are assumed new roles in / between an organization(s) and discuss on how they would perform in the assumed roles of negotiation to achieve the results.

Schedule for 2010 16 – 17 March 23 – 24 December As requested

MS07 Project Management Other E & P Support

Period 3 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 18,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course focuses on project planning procedure by considering factors in determining project objectives, setting work system, resource allocation, project feasibility analysis, matrix model organization, management techniques and operational procedures in accomplishing performance ranging from implementation, coordination, control and evaluation of the project.

Who should attendThe course is designed to middle and senior management level.And prerequisite of course(s): MS01, MS02, MS03 & MS04

Course Outline- Understand the principles of project management- Differences between managing a single large project and multi-projects

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- How to identify the project risks and prevention methodologies- How to cope with unpredictable results- Case Study on Operational Tactics (day-2)

1. How to minimize risks of the project management2. Required skills of project manager – thinking framework, decision making

process, implementing ideas, controlling team and making responsible to the results

- Practices through workshop (day-3)

Schedule for 2010

08 – 09 September As Requested

MS08 Process Management & Productivity Improvement Other E & P Support

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10

Registration Fee 11,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course OverviewThe course focuses on understanding and establishing process to improve organization’s productivity. Various areas of functional management is transformed to be linked process between suppliers and customers to reduce/eliminate unvalued-added procedures to products & services.

Who should attendThe course is designed to middle and senior management level.And prerequisite of course(s): MS01 & MS03

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Course Outline- Understand principles of process management- Develop delivered processes in customer point of view- Identify key and critical processes and prevention of the process failure- How to link and apply the process management into functional organization- Case Study- Workshop (Day-2)

1. Current work in an organization – individuals are trained to draw the current function process in the point of view of customers (internal and/or external) and measure the improved performance & productivity

2. Assumed new product/process development – individuals applied the process management concept to establish new process for new services/products to be offered in the market place.

Schedule for 2010

02-03 November 15 – 16 November As Requested

MS09 Manpower Planning Other E & P Support

Period 1 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course emphasizes on how to translate human resources policy into operational planning structure and procedures of working system include demand, replacement and various factors of manpower planning are discussed.

Who should attendThe course is designed to middle and senior management level.And prerequisite of course(s): BM11, MS01, MS02 & MS04

Course Outline- Understand how to translate human resources policy into operational planning

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- Organize work system both its structure and procedures- Analyze demand, rate of manpower procurement to replace vacancy- Understand and how to deal with limitation factors of personnel development- Case Study- Workshop in the afternoon session

Schedule for 2010

01 February 29 November As requested

MS10 Corporate Strategy & Financial Policy Other E & P Support

Period 1 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to provide framework of establishing and analyzing corporate strategy and financial policy as well as implementing them. Various case studies of financing aligning with corporate strategy are discussed.

Who should attendThe course is designed to middle and senior management level.And prerequisite of course(s): BM11, BM13 & MS01

Course Outline- Understand the linkage between corporate strategy and financial policy- Translate the policy into implementation

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- Analyze other financial alternatives- How to issue financial products- Case Study- Workshop in the afternoon session

Schedule for 2010

02 February 30 November As requested

MS11 Balanced Score & Key Performance Indicators Other E & P Support

Period 1 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 26 /10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required Certificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course is to understand how to translate strategy into implementation through balanced scorecard framework. Various case studies of setting key performance indicators aligning with corporate strategy are discussed.

Who should attendThe course is designed to middle and senior management level.And prerequisite of course(s): MS01, MS03 & MS05

Course Outline- Understand the framework of balanced scorecard- Setting appropriate key performance indicators

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- Evaluate the results- Case Study- Workshop in the afternoon session

Schedule for 2010

• As requested

MS12 Thailand Cross-Cultural Management Other E & P Support

Period 2 daysMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 6Registration Fee TBA (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok /Bangpoo TPTI Training Center Excursion Time N/ANight Work Required 1 DaysCertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included Course OverviewThe course explains the major differences between Thai and Western working systems and behaviors. Also, helps the Thai participants to gain more confidence and better interactive skills for dealing with, and convincing with Expatriates.The course owed much of its reputation to the unique atmosphere of the workshop, friendly and constructive right from the start. Who should attend

All staff disciplines and levels in E & P industry

Course Outline Explanation & Demonstrations variety of ways for Thai and Western colleagues in

the Petroleum industry, to improve their understanding of each other’s cultures and communication

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Thai and Western Manager/Staff gain specific skills to help them function effectively

Thai associates again increased competence of dealing easily and openly with foreign colleagues, both inside and outside company

Thai gain special insights into importance management functions which may be different between cultures

Improve communication skills both speaking and listening Develop through working together in the course, healthy feeling of willingness,

flexibility, mutual respects.

Schedule for 2010

18-19 January 15-16 February 06 – 07 September As requested

MS13 Stress Management with the psychology Other E&P Sopport

Period 1 dayMax. / Min. Class Size 30 / 10Registration Fee 6,900 Baht (VAT 7% not included)Venue Bangkok/Bangpoo TPTICertificate TPTIAccommodation -Meals & Break Included

Course Overview

One of the main setbacks of medium and large organizations involves the lack of employees’ efficiency, which does not meet the standards in accordance with the size of the corporation. Stress is undeniably the most important factor that contributes to this tremendous problem. Consequently, this could result in chronic and overwhelming level of stress, which could severely effects individual and team performance; hence damaging the organization as a whole.This course aims to provide the trainees with the correct understanding of stress right from the root of the problem to ways to efficiently cope with different kinds of stress and anxieties by professional psychologists.

Who should attend

This course is designed for those whose areas of responsibility in the organization are prone to acute and chronic stress. Not to mention those who have difficulties in decision making and are prone to human errors.

Employees: Reducing the stress level and strengthening the relationships between colleagues and fortifying team performance

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Organization: Maximizing the productivity, while eradicating unnecessary costs involving human errors.

Course Outline Defining Stress? Causes of Stress Type of Stresses Understand your Stress/ Stress in Your Workplace (Offshore) How to manage your stress through psychology? Suggestions on stress management from Specialists How to work happily in a stressful environment? “You are the Ownership”

You are NOT here just to “follow instructions”

Schedule for 2010

16 August 23 November As requested

MS14 Interpersonal Perception Other E&P Sopport


Course OverviewThis course is based on the theory of “mind controls the body and the brain”, which focuses on creating positive perceptions and attitudes towards other team members, in a bid to maximize the coordinating functions of the body and the mind within each individual and that of the working team.

Who should attend

This course is designed for companies and specific departments that may have difficulties strengthening the efficiency and professionalism of their staffs, as a result of misperceptions. A most common example would be the failure to differentiate between personal and working matters, which would consequently result in missed datelines, misinterpretation of facts and internal conflicts amongst employees.

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Employees: Creating new and positive perceptions amongst employees. This would help strengthen team work, as well as the working environment, while promoting the development of each individual. Company: Maximize the productivity through a more solid team of employees, while minimizing unnecessary costs involving inefficient individuals.

Course Outline What’s your view towards your organization? What’s wrong with your vision? Start maximizing your vision How to adapt to your job? How to efficiently adjust and communicate with your co-workers? “I see the world from different eyes”

Schedule 2010

12 March 2010 14 June 2010 20 September 2010 As requested

MS15 Synchronization Other E&P Sopport


Course Overview

One serious problem facing organizations that employ a large diversity of workers, who speaks different languages and come from different cultures and backgrounds, is the lack of “synchronization”. Most, if not all, employees of international organizations continuously encounter problems adapting into a diverse working environment. This resulted from the lack of understanding of different working cultures and miscommunication, which in turn would hinder overall productivity.

Who should attend?

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This course is suited for companies whose employees are diverse in terms of cultures, languages and backgrounds. The course aims to orchestrate strong synchronization of individuals in a bid to promote maximum productivity.

Employees: Promote the correct understanding and ways to build strong relationships amongst employees Company: Maximize the productivity through solid teamwork, while minimizing unnecessary costs involving human errors

Course Outline

A machine, even with state-of-the-art technology, will not be able to work effectively even if only onesingle “nut” is too loose or too tight. So as a company or a team, no matter how large, cannot function at its best if a personnel (the Nut) is inefficient. Thus it is necessary to fine tune each “nut” to enable a smooth and efficient operation of the organization. This, we believe, is an essential key, which will shift your organization into a higher gear and ensure maximum productivity output of the company.

What is the meaning of “The Nut”? We can’t change “The Nut” How the Nut works? How to wheel the Nut effectively? Let’s shift your organization into a higher gear

AS00 – AS25 English Training Courses Other E & P Support

TPTI provides the wide ranges of English Language courses at Bangkok Training Center throughout the year. These include communication, Listening, Pronunciation, Reading, Practical Grammar, Practical Vocabulary, English for business and other English Proficiency Tests for personnel working in E & P and other adjacent businesses. The course schedules to be notified As requested and with regarding to trainees and class sizes. For more details, please kindly contact TPTI administration. CourseCode

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Course NameAnd Description

Course Length (Hours)

No. of Students

Course Fee*

(Baht)

AS01 Under 20 Communication-1Communication: greetings; partings; introductions; alphabets &

numbers; identifying people & things; identifying ownership;

fulfilling minimum courtesy requirements; giving & asking for

information; describing likes & dislikes.

Focus is on improving basic communication through extensive

reading & speaking practice and on informal classroom activities,

with extensive oilfield situations & jargons.

48 5-15 11,500

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Target exit score: 30

AS02 21-28 Communication-2Communication: describing people, places & weather; time &

dates; offering & invitations; talking about past events & narration;

describing people’s dress & appearance; using the telephone &

taking messages; accepting & refusing invitations.

Focus is essentially the same as Module 1 but with TEPPI tutorial

sessions.


48 5-15 11,500

AS03 29-35 Communication-3Communication: location; instructions; sequence; describing

minor illnesses; giving & asking for advice; talking about someone

else; giving directions; describing homes & cities.

Focus is on basic grammar & expression and extensive oilfield

situations & jargons plus TEPPI tutorial sessions.


32 5-15 7,500

AS04 36-42 Communication-4Communication: calculations & measurement; quantity; making

comparisons; describing plans; making, accepting, refusing

requests; complaining; apologizing.

Focus is essentially the same as Communication-3


32 5-15 7,500

AS05 43-49 Communication-5Communication: expressing regular actions; gauge reading;

giving excuses; describing problems & suggesting causes for

problems; comparing time periods describing people’s qualities.

Focus is essentially the same as Communication-3, with

intermediate grammar & expression, reading strategies, plus

TEPPI tutorial sessions.


32 5-15 7,500

AS06 50-56 Communication-6Communication: requests & permission; shares, properties,

condition; future events; expressing pros & cons; using first &

second conditionals.

Focus is essentially the same as Communication-5 with more

reading strategies.


32 5-15 9,100

AS07 57-64 Communication-7Communication: origin & accumulation of oil & gas; comparison;

narrating with various tenses; using language in more complex

ways.

Focus is on advanced grammar & writing; discussions & role

plays; idioms & phrasal verbs plus TEPPI tutorial sessions.

32 5-15 9,100

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AS08 65-72 Communication-8Communication: obligations; opinions; separation systems;

glycol dehydration; more verb patterns; common phrases.

Focus is essentially the same as Communication-7 with time split

equally between communication and TEPPI tutorial.


32 5-15 9,100

AS09 Over 72 Communication-9Communication: relative & adverbial clauses; common

presentation phrases; more advanced grammatical concepts.

Focus is on rigorous practice of TEPPI-style problems.


32 5-15 9,100

AS10 Under 30 Listening & Pronunciation TechniquesThis course aims to improve students who are beginning to use

English for communication. It features extensive practice in

listening to short oral passages, drills in using English vowels and

consonants, different English speaking accents. Students will

practice carrying out social & work-related questions.

Focus is on oilfield situations and jargons.

64 5-15 17,000

AS11 Over 45 Reading StrategiesThis course aims to improve reading ability and speed. It focuses

on skimming, scanning, and reading for details, with plenty of

reading practice.

Focus is on oilfield reading.

24 5-15 7,300

AS12 Over 45 Practical Grammar-1A prerequisite to next AS: 13, 17, 18 & 19, this intensive course

focuses on writing grammatically correct sentences and avoiding

common mistakes.

40 5-15 9,700

AS13 Attended

AS12

Practical Grammar-2A prerequisite to next AS: 17, 18 & 19, this intensive course

focuses on advanced grammatical studies and advanced

sentence patterns.

40 5-15 9,700

AS14 Pref.

Over 50

Practical VocabularyThis course focuses on practical vocabulary through word groups,

everyday situations, prefixes, suffixes, basic etymology, idioms &

phrasal verbs, word differentiation, tips on using dictionaries &

thesaurus, 21st century words & phrase.

40 5-15 9,700

AS15 Pref.

Over 50

Practical Business/Industry VocabularyThis course focuses on practical business English terms and

usage, with a slant on the petroleum and energy industry.

48 5-15 13,000

AS16 Over 60 English for MeetingsSetting up, postponing, confirming & canceling meetings; common

expressions for meetings; writing effective agenda, minutes &

24 5-15 6,800

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action points; practicing leading & participating in meetings.

AS17 Over 65

or

Attended

AS13

Persuasive & Proposal WritingPurposes of persuasive writing; organization & mechanic; clear,

tactful & effective writing techniques. This hands-on course,

requiring extensive practice, is suitable for those whose writing

needs cooperation from readers.

24 5-15 8,600

AS18 Over 65

or

Attended

AS13

Business Letters & EmailsObjectives of business letters & emails; when not to use emails;

planning & mechanics; style, word choice & clarity; how to be

friendly & effective; basic phrases for emails; email do’s & don’ts;

email etiquette; handling angry emails. This course requires some

writing, with critique by the instructor.

32 5-15 9,400

AS19 over 70

or

Attended

AS13

Plain English Writing/Editing WorkshopWhat is Plain English? Mechanics, styles & misconceptions; word

choice; different kinds of prose; how to edit; plenty of real-life

writing samples; useful sentence patterns. This intensive

workshop requires considerable individual and group writing

practice (with critique by the instructor) & active participation from

students.

40 5-15 14,500

AS20 Over 60 English for PresentationsFocusing on oral presentations; common expressions for

presentations; tips on using visual aids; describing problems &

processes; handling question; do’s and don’ts; individual

presentations with critique from the instructor and classmates.

24 5-15 7,000

AS21 Over 60 Technical & Reporting WritingPreparing outlines; writing clear, concise & effective project

reports & technical articles; describing work history, processes,

systems, incidents; comparison & contrasting; basic editing

techniques; writing assignments with critique by the instructor.

24 5-15 7,000

AS22 Over 60 English & Thai TranslationThis course focuses on techniques for good translation and

differences between English & Thai writing styles; word-by-word,

less literal, and idiomatic translation; common problems in

translation & cures; plenty of practice with critique by the

instructor.

40 5-15 12,600

AS23 TOEIC PreparationThis course prepares students for taking a TOEIC test.

48 5-15 13,600

AS24 TOEFL PreparationThis course prepares students for taking a TOEFL test.

48 5-15 13,600

AS25 Language Proficiency Interview (LPI)Used to identify language proficiency, this testing procedure helps

determine which courses to attend and is useful for recruitment

purposes.

45 min. 7 per day 1,840

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AS26 Test of English Proficiency for Petroleum Industry (TEPPI)A multiple-choice test of international English for non-native

speakers of English, particularly those in the oil and gas industry.

2.5 5-50 750

Fee rate is per student and 7% VAT exclusive.

AS27-AS32 Thai Language and Culture Other E&P Support

The course is intended to create the good impression of Thailand and Thai language & culture which build the understanding and acceptance of Thai language, culture and society. With those feeling, the understanding and adaptation to new Thai colleagues are not difficult anymore. Our goal is to help your employee to live happily in Thailand, to be able to work harmoniously with Thai colleagues and to contribute the best to the new organization.

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Course NameAnd Description

Course

Length

(Hours)

No. ofStudents

Course Fee*(Baht/person)

AS27 EmployeeFirst Step: Thai first impressionWelcome to Thailand with orientation.What is Thailand in your imagination?Vocabularies & ConversationLet’s start Thai with easy conversation.Daily life conversationSpeak Thai with ConfidenceWork shop: Going out with your Thai

40 1-3 40,000/20,000/15,000

AS28 Advance Step: Thai for businessWhat is Thai working style?Your interests in Thai language for workingThai in your businessSpeak Thai for great relationshipWorkshop: Activity on your request*

40 1-3 45,000/25,000/20,000

AS29 SpouseFirst Step: Thai first impressionWelcome to Thailand with orientation.What is Thailand in your imagination?Vocabularies & ConversationLet’s start Thai with easy conversation.Daily life conversationSpeak Thai with Confidence

40 1-3 40,000/20,000/15,000

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Work shop: Going out with your ThaiAS30 Advance Step: Thai Unique activities

What are your favorite activities?Vocabularies & ConversationThai words for your favorite activitiesSpeak Thai by learning Thai cultureWorkshop: Activity on your request*

40 1-3 45,000/25,000/20,000

AS31 KidsBasic Ste: Learning Thai with fun activitiesWhere are you come from?What is Thailand and friends in your imagination?Craft for kids (Thai Vocabularies)Craft for kids (Thai Simple Conversation)Workshop: Going out with your Thai

40 1-3 40,000/20,000/15,000

AS32 Advance Step : activity on requestWhat are your favorite activities?What is Thailandin your imagination?Learning Thai by activity on requestSpeak Thai from activityWork shop: Activity as your request*

40 1-3 45,000/25,000/20,000

The TPTI administration (TPTI-AD):Contact: 1. Khun Jitlada Tongsuk 2. Khun Nunchaya E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]: Technical Petroleum Training Institute

The Department of Mineral Fuels6th Floor, Shinawatra Tower III, 1010 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand.

Tel: 66 (0)2949 2330Fax: 66 (0)2791 1730

Any candidate who wishes to apply for study in any of the courses offered in this guidebook should submit a completed application form found in Appendix B (duplication is accepted). Candidates may submit the application form by post, via electronic mail or facsimile. Course allocation is on a first come – first served basis. As the TPTI-AD receives application forms for each course, candidates will be informed of availability or otherwise of seats. In some instances where there are no available seats or where there has been a change in the course timing, the TPTI-AD will notify each candidate and advise them of alternative available course dates.

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In some cases, intending candidates may not entirely understand the content, the level of competency or other involved disciplines. They are welcome to ask for an explanation from the TPTI-AD at the address listed above. For technical issues or higher level details in this guidebook, TPTI will provide a technical team leaded by the TPTI technical directors to answer questions. For more information, please contact the TPTI-AD directly.

The courses conducted by TPTI are run on a non-profit basis as governed by the obligations of the Institute to the DMF. Therefore all course fees are structured to cover cost and expenditure only. Accordingly, this concept of non-profit basis training can also be applied to specific courses requested by any company. For some packages or in the case of a long term contract with TPTI (i.e. 2 or 3 courses in succession, a training agreement with customers, etc.) discount from TPTI may be available which will be beneficial to both parties.

The fees detailed in this guidebook do not include 7% VAT, accommodation nor transportation, however coffee breaks and meals during each session are already included.

The payment should be in Thai Baht and payable to:

Technical Petroleum Training Institute Account No: 026-4-01533-4 orSwift Code: SICOTHBK atSiam Commercial Bank Ltd.,Ramatibadee Branch

Should there be any problem or inconvenience with the method of payment, please contact the TPTI-AD to arrange alternate solutions to deal with such problems.

TPTI will send participants the course joining instructions within 1 – 2 weeks before the course starts. Course joining instructions will normally be sent directly to the participant. In some cases, where a company has contracted to send their staff on an exclusive basis, the company should contact the TPTI-AD to outline its requirements. For some courses there will be pre-reading materials attached to the course materials. The participant should finish all pre-course assignments mentioned in the course material before the course begins. This is intended to facilitate the participant completing the course successfully and enhancing both the contribution to, and benefits of, the course itself.

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The locations of the main Training Centers of TPTI are detailed below.

6th Floor, Shinawatra Tower III,1010 Vibhavadi-Rangsit RoadChatuchak, Bangkok 10900ThailandTel: 66 (0) 2949 2330 Fax: 66 (0) 2791 1729

Sriracha Training CenterPhadaeng Sports Club 769Moo 4 Sukhumvit Road, Tambon Surasak, Amphur Sriracha,Chonburi Province 20100, ThailandTel: 66 (0) 3877 2591 ext. 12 Fax: 66 (0) 3877 2592

Songkla Training Center210 Songkhla-Ranot Road, Moo 1, Tambon Huakhao, Amphur SinghanakornSongkhla Province 90280, ThailandTel: 66 (0)7433 2868 Fax: 66 (0)7433 2868

New Training Ceter!Bangpu Training Center919/9 Moo. 2 , Tambon Taiban, Bangpoo Samut Prakarn Province 10280 ThailandTel: 0-2701-2279 Fax: 0-2701-2280

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All course materials used in the class, in general, can be kept by the participant. Where additional course materials are requested, the participant can contact the instructor of any given course directly. Should all such requested documents be available for distribution, the TPTI-AD will prepare the requested documents for the participant. However, the cost incurred to meet the additional requirement will remain the responsibility of the participant.

Any participant who wishes to complete a learning package should be aware of the details in the learning template or contact the TPTI-AD to arrange the best and most appropriate timing for each consequent course. By applying this method, the participant will be flagged as high priority in allocating attendance for each learning course in the package. In some packages, there will be some discount applied to the overall course fee. Thus, please contact the TPTI-AD for the discount scheme for any particular course.

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C o u r s e F e e


The course fee is set under TPTI’s non-profit criteria and is detailed in the appropriate course sheet included in the learning content part. For any requested course set for a particular company, the fee will be set by negotiation, and will be confirmed within 1 – 2 weeks before the course starts. Should there be any questions on course fees, please contact the TPTI-AD.

For learning courses with TPTI, accommodation will not be provided to the participant except during excursion periods. However, any participant who wishes to book the accommodation, please contact the TPTI-AD at least 2 weeks before the course starts. TPTI will inform the participant as soon as possible when the accommodation has been confirmed. The participant will be charged for the costs incurred in making bookings including the cost of the accommodation.

If TPTI has already notified the participant of confirmation of a seat on the course, the participant may cancel the seat any time up to 10 days before the course starts. A half of the registration fee will be charged for those registrants who cancel less than 10 days before the course commences.

Some Field Engineering courses will be joined instruction with Petroleum and Petrochemical College, Chulalongkorn University. Some HSE course can be optionally provided at customer location in order to meet with the standard and actual facilities for the trainees.

For transportation from the participant’s accommodation to the training center or vice versa, it can normally be requested from the hotel. If not available, TPTI will endeavor to provide transportation, however any extra charges for such services will be paid by the participant. Should the participant require any other assistance or arrangements to be handled by TPTI, please contact the administration staff at the training center.

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Technical Petroleum Training InstituteThe Department of Mineral Fuels,6th Floor, Shinawatra Tower III, 1010 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, ThailandTel: 66 (0) 2949-2330, 66 (0) 2966-2663Fax : 66 (0) 2791-1730 E-mail : [email protected]

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