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Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) - Level 1 - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Introduce yourself to the principles of ESG, learning how environmental, social, and governance factors contribute to sustainable business practices and stakeholder value.

Course Outcomes:
Appreciate why Environmental, Social and Governance is important in the public and private sectors
Examine how organisational behaviour is impacted by ESG
Develop skills to initiate or improve ESG programmes in their organisations
Understand the legal duties company directors must observe concerning ESG
Examine examples of good and bad business behaviour across different industrial sectors
Explore how business ethics, Environmental, Social and Governance and corporate governance are converging
Develop the components of a ESG action plan for their own organisations

Who Should Attend:
Executives involved in strategic and operational functions, including finance, corporate strategy, human resources, supplier or community relations, and government affairs
Senior managers involved in setting up corporate governance or ESG initiatives
Corporate lawyers who wish to improve their understanding of new company law developments concerning corporate responsibility
Stakeholder managers responsible for their organisations dealings with the community, their employees and elsewhere
Managers involved in developing, implementing and monitoring change programmes to improve standards of corporate behaviour and business conduct

Course Topics:
What is ESG and Why Does it Matter?

The pressure for change
The Legal Background of ESG
Company directors obligations and ESG
Voluntary measures
Is ESG Just Public Relations?
ESG and corporate governance links

Best Practice In ESG Corporate Approaches on the Key Topics

Codes of Practice
Dealing with communities
ESG and employees
Managing suppliers responsibly
Responsible client relations
Corporate Responsibility and the environment

The Business Case for Environmental Social and Governance

The Strategic Imperatives involved in ESG
What is a business case?
USING tools to build the business case
Identifying and Managing ESG risks
The public procurement challenges from ESG
Getting and maintaining corporate support and approval

Changing the Organisation to Include ESG

Developing the ESG corporate vision
Setting our ESG strategic SMART objectives
Identifying and Managing affected stakeholders
How leaders make ESG happen
The key step
s to make the ESG change effective

Developing and Implementing the ESG plan

What should be in the ESG plan?
Communicating the plan
Piloting the plan
Overcoming objections
Measuring impact and results
Auditing and reviewing ESG performance
Reporting on ESG

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) - Level 2 - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Build upon your ESG knowledge with deeper insights into sustainability challenges, social responsibility, and the development of governance frameworks to manage ESG risks.

Course Outcomes:
Understand how Environmental, Social and Governance is important in the public and private sectors
Develop and Improve their community relations activities
Interpret the impact of ESG on the reputation of the organisation
Plan, initiate or improve ESG programmes
Report on their sustainability programmes

Who Should Attend:
Corporate Affairs managers and officers
ESG managers and officers
Corporate strategists
Community Relations managers and officers
HR, Administration and Environmental managers concerned with ESG planning and implementation
Project managers responsible for developing and implementing ESG projects
Communications managers and officers responsible for internal and external reporting on sustainability

Course Topics:
The Significance and Relevance of Environmental Social and Governance

What is the scope of ESG?
Who is involved? ESG stakeholders
What are the risks of ignoring corporate social responsibilities?
Comparing the roles of Public and Private Organisations in ESG
Is ESG Just Good Public Relations?

Sustainability in Purchasing

Managing a responsible Supply Chain
The Ethical Trading Initiative Base Code
Combating child labour in manufacturing
Controlling contractor abuses in construction
Maintaining ethical standards
Diversity in the supply chain
Conflict minerals policies

Community Relations and Environmental Sustainability

Working effectively with host communities
Managing sensitive issues including payments and relocation
Building successful community projects
Assessing social and environmental risk
Managing operations sustainably
Case studies on community relations

ESG Standards and Reporting

Sustainability Reporting frameworks
The Global Reporting Initiative
UN Global Compact
International Labour Organisation instruments
ISO 26000
How to report your ESG progress
Model examples and class exercise using GRI Sustainability Reporting

ESG Perspectives

The politics of ESG
Creating shared value
Ethical consumerism
Greenwashing
ESG and tax avoidance
Applying Environmental Social and Governance in non-corporate organisations
Future requirements for corporate responsibility

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Oil and Gas - Contract Management - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Specialise in contract management within the oil and gas sector. This course covers negotiation, implementation, and management of contracts, ensuring compliance with industry standards and maximisation of operational efficiency.

Course Outcomes:
Lead and manage procurement processes and contract discussions and negotiations
Identify risks that contracts should address
Employ contractual tools and techniques to increase competitive advantage
Apply typical standard contract terms and conditions
Initiate and develop better commercial contracts within their organisation
Improve supplier performance through better contracts
Plan and manage the resolution of contractual disputes

Who Should Attend:
This is a stimulating and practical course designed for directors, managers, senior executives and decision makers involved in strategic and operational functions, including managers of procurement, finance, legal, risk and supplier relations and who want to understand how to maximise competitive advantage in the Oil and Gas sector.

Course Topics:
Managing the Purchasing Process

Overview of purchasing best practice
Creating interest from the market in your opportunity
The statement of work for an oil services contract
Results-based purchasing techniques
Evaluating supplier proposals
Is the lowest cost technically compliant bid the right one to choose?
Moving from bid to contract award

Petroleum Industry Contracts

Formation of the contract
Express and Implied terms
Typical features of exploration and production contracts and contracts for the supply of oil-related services
Local content contract requirements
Knock for Knock Liability considered
Anti-corruption measures in petroleum industry contracts
Case study exercises using oil contract examples

Managing Contractor Performance

Identifying and managing supplier risk
Getting and maintaining supplier contract performance
Service level agreements
Setting SMART objectives (SLA)
Key performance indicators (KPIs)
Contract governance; managing contractual variations
Why performance is Important and who is involved?
Post contract closure action

Dispute Resolution in the Petroleum Industry

Contract breaches and remedies
Termination of contract
Should we litigate?
Using arbitration mediation or conciliation as means to resolve contractual disputes
Strengths and weaknesses of ADR as an alternative to litigation
Dispute resolution scenario

Contract Negotiation Skills and Practice in a Petroleum Industry Context

Preparing for the negotiation
Understanding the position of the other side
Negotiation roles and tactics
Reaching an agreement
Knowing your Best Alternative to Negotiated Agreement (BATNA) - what happens if the negotiation fails
Negotiation role play

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Upstream Oil and Gas Development Lifecycle Costing - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Examine the life-cycle costing of upstream oil and gas projects, from exploration through to production, covering cost estimation, budgeting, and economic evaluation.

Course Outcomes:
Better collaborate within multidisciplinary teams on field development planning tasks leading to investment decisions
Give a comprehensive overview of the nature and magnitude of exploration, development, production and decommissioning costs
Explain how to express life-cycle costings in cash flow and economic models
Describe the challenges of upstream life-cycle costing, and dealing with uncertain and incomplete information

Who Should Attend:
Upstream oil and gas industry professionals, managers and discipline experts, who need to gain a deeper understanding of upstream life-cycle costing
Persons involved in industry oversight, from regulators, government agencies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), charities, special interest and campaigning groups that need to better understand the cost constraints under which oil companies operate
Early career professionals wishing to advance their understanding of upstream oil and gas costing and economics issues

Course Topics:
Upstream Oil andamp; Gas life-cycle Costing

Aspects of the upstream oil and gas exploration development and production industry
The asset (oil or gas field) life-cycle from acquisition and exploration through to production and decommissioning
Relationship to cost estimation and cost engineering
Approaches to costing
Bottom-up vs. top-down approaches
Analog benchmarking parametric and cost metrics approaches
Provision for engineering growth contingency unallocated provision operators reserve
Types of cost: exploration; capital (capex) operating (opex) and decommissioning (abex)

Upstream Oil and Gas life-cycle Cost Components

Description of the items (activities services wells facilities) that add to life-cycle costs (so they mean more than just numbers in a spreadsheet)
Illustrative costs for all components
The parameters (key-drivers) that most influence the cost of components
Cost metrics and rules-of-thumb
Building of a cost model

Field Development Planning

Introduction of the time element
Time value of money discounted cash flow basic petroleum economics
Cost production revenue cash-flow profiles
Building of an economic model

The Wider Context

Issues relevant to how costs are prepared used and influenced
Petroleum production licences and contracts
Cost train wrecks when costs go out of control
The wisdom (and cost) of front end loading (FEL)
Current and future challenges to oil and gas production (and hence to costing)
Human aspects (biases irrationality vested interest) that can skew costing
Dealing with risk uncertainty and incomplete information
Decision making
Regional and host-country factors including productivity and local content issues

Cost: 4350 GBP

Duration: 4 Days

Advanced Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:13 +04

Course Introduction:
This course provides a comprehensive view of ESG, with advanced strategies for integrating sustainability into corporate strategy, risk management, and reporting.

Course Outcomes:
Understand how Environmental, Social and Governance is important in the public and private sectors
Apply ESG best practices to organisational programmes and projects
Develop and improve their community relations activities
Interpret the impact of ESG on the reputation of the organisation
Plan, initiate or improve ESG programmes
Report on their sustainability programmes
Identify the links between business ethics, Environmental, Social and Governance and Corporate Governance

Who Should Attend:
Heads of sustainable development
Corporate Affairs managers and officers
ESG managers and officers
Corporate strategists
Community Relations managers and officers
HR, Administration and Environmental managers concerned with ESG planning and implementation
Procurement managers involved in responsible sourcing initiatives
Project managers responsible for developing and implementing ESG projects
Managers and officers involved in non-financial corporate reporting
Communications managers and officers responsible for internal and external reporting on sustainability
Internal auditors concerned with Environmental, Social and Governance risks

Course Topics:
What is ESG and Why Does it Matter?

The pressure for change
The Legal Background of ESG
Company directors obligations and ESG
Voluntary measures
Is ESG Just Public Relations?
ESG and corporate governance links

Best practice in ESG Corporate Approaches on the Key Topics

Codes of Practice
Dealing with communities
ESG and employees
Managing suppliers responsibly
Responsible client relations
Corporate Responsibility and the environment

The Business Case for ESG

The Strategic Imperatives involved in ESG
What is a business case?
USING tools to build the business case
Identifying and Managing ESG risks
The public procurement challenges from ESG
Getting and maintaining corporate support and approval

Changing the Organisation to include ESG

Developing the ESG corporate vision
Setting our ESG strategic SMART objectives
Identifying and Managing affected stakeholders
How leaders make ESG happen
The key steps to make the ESG change effective

Developing and Implementing the ESG plan

What should be in the ESG plan?
Communicating the plan
Piloting the plan
Overcoming objections
Measuring impact and results
Auditing and reviewing ESG performance
Reporting on ESG

Sustainability in Purchasing

Managing a responsible Supply Chain
The Ethical Trading Initiative Base Code
Combating child labour in manufacturing
Controlling contractor abuses in construction
Maintaining ethical standards
Diversity in the supply chain
Conflict minerals policies

Community Relations and Environmental Sustainability

Working effectively with host communities
Managing sensitive issues including payments and relocation
Building successful community projects
Assessing social and environmental risk
Managing operations sustainably
Case studies on community relations

ESG Standards and Reporting

Sustainability Reporting frameworks
The Global Reporting Initiative
UN Global Compact
International Labour Organisation instruments
ISO 26000
How to report your ESG progress
Model examples and class exercise using GRI Sustainability Reporting

ESG Perspectives

The politics of ESG
Creating shared value
Ethical consumerism
Greenwashing
ESG and tax avoidance
Applying Environmental Social and Governance in non-corporate organisations
Future requirements for corporate responsibility

Cost: 7250 GBP

Duration: 10 Days

Ecosystem Services and Natural Capital - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:13 +04

Course Introduction:
This course provides insights into the economic valuation of ecosystem services and natural capital, emphasising the importance of biodiversity and ecosystems in supporting economic development and sustainability.

Course Outcomes:
Comprehend the foundational concepts of ecosystem services and natural capital, and their significance in sustainable development
Identify the various types of ecosystem services and evaluate their contributions to human well-being
Understand the methodologies and tools for assessing and valuing ecosystem services
Explore policy frameworks, business strategies, and community practices that prioritize and protect these services
Craft actionable plans and strategies for the conservation, restoration, and sustainable use of natural capital

Who Should Attend:
Environmental planners and strategists seeking to integrate ecosystem services into decision-making
Policymakers and government officials aiming to develop policies that recognize the value of natural capital
Consultants in the fields of sustainability, ecology, and environmental economics
Researchers, academics, and students focused on environmental sciences, economics, and policy
NGOs, conservationists, and community leaders advocating for the protection and restoration of ecosystems

Course Topics:
Introduction to Ecosystem Services and Natural Capital

Defining ecosystem services: The benefits nature provides to humanity
Understanding natural capital: The stock of renewable and non-renewable resources
Historical context and evolution of the concepts
The intrinsic and instrumental value of nature

Types and Contributions of Ecosystem Services

Provisioning services: Food water timber and medicinal resources
Regulating services: Climate regulation water purification and pollination
Cultural services: Aesthetic spiritual and recreational benefits
Supporting services: Soil formation nutrient cycling and primary production

Valuation and Assessment of Ecosystem Services

The importance of valuing nature: Making the invisible visible
Methodologies: Cost-based approaches benefit transfer contingent valuation and more
Challenges and limitations in valuation
Case studies: Successful valuation and its impact on decision-making

Policies and Business Strategies

The role of governments: Integrating ecosystem services into national policies
Business and natural capital: Risk management opportunity identification and corporate responsibility
Financing conservation: Payment for ecosystem services (PES) and green bonds
International frameworks: The Convention on Biological Diversity Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) and more

Conservation Restoration and Future Trends

Strategies for conserving and enhancing ecosystem services
Restoration ecology: Reviving degraded ecosystems for enhanced services
Community-based conservation: Harnessing local knowledge and participation
The future of ecosystem services and natural capital: Innovations challenges and opportunities

Cost: 4850 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Sustainable Development Principles - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:13 +04

Course Introduction:
Understand the core principles of sustainable development. This course covers the integration of environmental, economic, and social aspects into business strategy to drive sustainable practices.

Course Outcomes:
Understand the foundational concepts and principles of sustainable development
Explore the economic, social, and environmental pillars of sustainability and their interconnectedness
Apply sustainable practices in various sectors, identifying challenges and opportunities
Assess and critique real-world examples of sustainable development initiatives
Create actionable strategies for integrating sustainable development principles into participants respective fields

Who Should Attend:
Professionals in the consultancy field, aiming to integrate sustainability into their practice
Management and leadership teams from various sectors interested in sustainable growth
Policy makers and government representatives focused on sustainable initiatives
NGOs, community leaders, and activists aiming to collaborate with businesses for sustainable outcomes
Academics and researchers in the field of sustainable development

Course Topics:
Introduction to Sustainable Development

Definition and historical context of sustainable development
The three pillars of sustainability: Economic Social and Environmental
The Brundtland Commission and the evolution of sustainable thinking
Global goals and agreements: SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) overview

Economic Pillar of Sustainability

Defining economic sustainability: Long-term strategies and holistic thinking
Role of businesses and governments in economic sustainability
Sustainable finance: Investment funding and economic incentives
Economic case studies: Successful models of sustainable development

Social Pillar of Sustainability

The concept of social equity and its role in sustainable development
Sustainable urbanization: Designing inclusive and resilient cities
Role of education health and well-being in social sustainability
Case studies: Social sustainability in action

Environmental Pillar of Sustainability

Understanding the environmental challenges: Climate change biodiversity loss and pollution
Sustainable resource management: Water energy and materials
Green technology and innovation: Solutions for a sustainable future
Environmental case studies: Strategies and models from around the globe

Applying Sustainable Development principles

Tools and methodologies for assessing sustainability in projects
Designing and implementing a sustainable development action plan
Stakeholder engagement: Collaborative approaches for sustainable results
Reflecting and critiquing: Analysing the impact and potential improvements

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Oil and Gas - Business Environment - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:13 +04

Course Introduction:
Understand the global business environment of the oil and gas industry, focusing on supply and demand, industry structure, and strategic considerations for energy companies.

Course Outcomes:
Present the main features of the global Oil andamp; Gas business environment
Speculate on emerging trends and opportunities
Apply knowledge of the macro-economic factors both regionally and globally that shape the industry

Who Should Attend:
Senior managers within the Oil andamp; Gas sector or those identified via organisational talent management for fast track to a senior role
Public sector officials with responsibility for the state management of Oil andamp; gas resources
Engineers and Project Managers who are looking to develop leading edge practice for both themselves and their organisation

Course Topics:
Global Market Forces

The influence of OPEC
The US Position
Asean influence
African influence

Global Threats and Opportunities

Overview of global reserves andamp; Peak oil concept
Alternative technologies threat or opportunity
Emerging territories and cost of access
Environmental aspects

The Cohesive Producer

Aligning strategy with the global picture
Input and cost management
Output and pricing management
Environmental Social and Governance andamp; communication

Strategic Relationships

Production agreements
Joint venture partnering
Regional Government
Global upstream and downstream models

Industry Governance

Developing andamp; enhancing governance policies
Combating economic crime and corruption
Impacts of the Dodd Frank Act
Global best practice andamp; case studies

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Oil and Gas - Finance - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:12 +04

Course Introduction:
Specialise in the financial aspects of the oil and gas sector with this course, focusing on investment appraisal, project finance, and risk management in energy projects.

Course Outcomes:
Develop the key components of a financial management systems
Use knowledge of Financial instruments and their impacts
Manage: Market risk, Credit risk and Liquidity risk
Undertake effective financial modelling and scenario planning

Who Should Attend:
Senior managers within the Oil andamp; Gas sector or those identified via organisational talent management for fast track to a senior role
Public sector officials with responsibility for the state management of Oil andamp; Gas resources
Engineers and Project Managers who are looking to develop leading edge practice for both themselves and their organisation

Course Topics:
Key Financial management Systems

Effective Budget preparation and management
Cash flow management and forecasting
Interpreting key financial statements
Key financial ratios and analysis

Effective Treasury Management

Overview of global treasury models
Pure return portfolio structuring
Pure income portfolio structuring
Defensive portfolio structuring

The role and impact of financial instruments

Derivatives
Bonds
Options
Futures

Effective Risk Management

The key concepts and elements of risk management
Managing Market Risk
Managing Credit Risk
Managing Liquidity Risk

Practical Financial Modelling

Key principles within Financial Modelling
Constructing key financial models
Linkage of models and submodels
Scenario Planning Applications

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Fundamentals of Oil and Gas Exploration and Production - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:12 +04

Course Introduction:
Gain a solid grounding in the technical and commercial fundamentals of oil and gas exploration and production, including geological, engineering, and economic principles.

Course Outcomes:
Deliver a comprehensive overview of the oil and gas exploration and production industry
Describe a historical, current and future perspective for both non-technical and technical staff
Explain the principles of exploration, drilling, development and production
Elaborate on what is happening in the industry, now and in the future
Explain the full life-cycle of exploration to product delivery
Identify the nomenclature and terminology used in the industry

Who Should Attend:
Professionals who need to learn about the industry
Personnel within the industry
Technical support staff entering the industry
Technical staff who want to expand their understanding of the industry
Students considering the industry as a career

Course Topics:
Introduction to Exploration and Production (Eandamp;P)

History and cultural perspectives
Types of oil and gas resources
Petroleum geology and geoscience
Finding oil and gas

Subsurface aspects of Eandamp;P Reservoirs and Wells

Understanding the reservoir
Drilling
Optimizing production

Surface aspects of Eandamp;P Processing and Export

Oil and gas production and export facilities
Development project management and costing
Health environment and safety

Business aspects of Eandamp;P

Integrated Field Development Planning
Production contracts and licenses
Economic risk and investment analysis
Decision making

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 4 Days

Circular Economy and Waste Reduction - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:12 +04

Course Introduction:
Learn about the circular economy model, focusing on sustainable material management, waste reduction strategies, and business models that promote resource efficiency and waste minimisation.

Course Outcomes:
Comprehend the foundational concepts of a circular economy and its distinction from a linear economy
Understand the business case for embracing a circular economy approach and its economic, environmental, and social benefits
Explore the practical applications of waste reduction strategies in various industries
Assess the role of policy, innovation, and collaboration in driving the transition towards a circular economy
Design and implement actionable circular strategies suitable for various sectors and scales

Who Should Attend:
Business leaders and managers seeking to integrate circular principles into their operations
Policymakers and government officials aiming to support and promote circular economy transitions
Sustainability and environmental consultants advising on waste reduction and circular strategies
Researchers, academics, and students in fields related to sustainability and resource management
NGOs and community organisations focusing on waste reduction and sustainable development

Course Topics:
Introduction to Circular Economy

Defining the circular economy: Beyond the take-make-dispose model
Historical context and the evolution of circular thinking
The value loop: Design produce consume and regenerate
Contrast between circular and linear economy models

Business Case and Benefits

Economic advantages: Resource efficiency resilience and market opportunities
Environmental imperatives: Emissions reduction biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management
Social dividends: Job creation health benefits and social equity
Case studies: Success stories of businesses transitioning to circularity

Waste Reduction and Management

principles of waste hierarchy: Reduce reuse recycle and recover
Innovations in waste reduction: Material science packaging and sustainable design
Circular supply chains: Closing loops and optimizing resource flows
Sector-specific strategies: Construction textiles electronics and agriculture

Policy and Regulation in Circular Economy

The role of governments and intergovernmental bodies
Policy tools: Extended producer responsibility deposit return schemes and material bans
Incentives and subsidies for circular enterprises and technologies
International collaborations and global frameworks

Implementing Circular Strategies

Systems thinking and design thinking for circularity
Collaboration across sectors: Partnerships networks and alliances
Tools and methodologies for assessing circularity in operations
Future horizons: Upcoming trends challenges and opportunities in the circular landscape

Cost: 4850 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Introduction to Process Safety - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:12 +04

Course Introduction:
Learn the key principles of process safety in the oil and gas industry, including hazard identification, risk assessment, and the implementation of safety management systems.

Course Outcomes:
Define process safety and the human, environmental and business consequences of poor process safety
Apply a simple model for analysing process safety incidents
Describe process safety hazards and risk
Describe the elements of a modern process safety management system and how such systems are organised
The final objective at the end of the course is to create a broad understanding of the tools and problem solving techniques used in process safety. The delegates should achieve the following four key learning outcomes

Who Should Attend:
Technical, commercial and management staff that require a high level technical overview of process safety in the hydrocarbon processing industry
Personnel within the industry
Technical support staff entering the industry
Technical staff who want to expand their understanding of the industry
Anyone who would like to develop a broad understanding of process safety

Course Topics:
Hazards of Hydrocarbon

Hazards of the Loss of Containment of Liquid Hydrocarbons
Hydrocarbon Gas Leaks Dispersion and Detection
Hydrocarbon Ignition
Hydrocarbon Fires
Hydrocarbon Explosions

Importance of Process Safety

Importance of process safety
Process safety in design
Asset integrity
A review of some of the major process safety incidents in the industry and Lessons learned
Using incident data to make risk-based decisions

Process Safety Protection systems

Inherently Safe Design (ISD)
Active protection systems
Passive protection systems
Procedural protective systems
Layers of Protection

Process Monitoring and Control

Fire and Gas Detection
Alarm systems
SIL levels and safety instrumented systems
Control loops , anti-surge control
Shutdown and Suppression systems

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 4 Days

Oil and Gas - Business Environment and Finance - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:11 +04

Course Introduction:
Delve into the business and financial aspects of the oil and gas industry, including market dynamics, project financing, and economic principles of the energy sector.

Course Outcomes:
Present the main feature of the global Oil andamp; Gas business environment
Speculate on emerging trends and opportunities
Apply knowledge of macro-economic factors both regionally and globally that shape the industry
Use knowledge of the key financial management systems
Describes financial instruments and their impacts
Manage: Market risk, Credit risk and Liquidity risk
Undertake effective financial modelling and scenario planning

Who Should Attend:
Senior managers within the Oil andamp; Gas sector or those identified via organisational talent management for fast track to a senior role
Public sector officials with responsibility for the state management of Oil andamp; Gas resources
Engineers and Project Managers who are looking to develop leading edge practice for both themselves and their organisation

Course Topics:
Global Market Forces

The influence of OPEC
The US Position
Asean influence
African influence

Global Threats and Opportunities

Overview of global reserves and Peak Oil concept
Alternative technologies threat or opportunity
Emerging territories and cost of access
Environmental aspects

The Cohesive Producer

Aligning strategy with the global picture
Input and cost management
Output and pricing management
Environmental Social and Governance and Communication

Strategic Relationships

Production agreements
Joint venture partnering
Regional Government
Global upstream and downstream models

Industry Governance

Developing and enhancing governance policies
Combating economic crime and corruption
The impacts of the Dodd Frank Act
Global best practice and case studies

Key Financial Management Systems

Effective Budget preparation and management
Cash flow management and forecasting
Interpreting key financial statements
Key financial ratios and Analysis

Effective Treasury Management

Overview of global treasury models
Structuring effective return income and defensive portfolios
The roles and impacts of financial instruments
Effectively managing geographic and asset risk

Effective Risk Management

The key concepts and elements of risk management
Managing Market Risk
Managing Credit Risk
Managing Liquidity Risk

Practical Financial Modelling

Key principles within Financial Modelling
Constructing key financial models
Linkage of models and submodels
Scenario Planning Applications

Cost: 7250 GBP

Duration: 10 Days

Climate Science for Policymakers - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:11 +04

Course Introduction:
Designed for policymakers, this course provides an overview of climate science, climate change impacts, and the policy responses required to mitigate and adapt to climate change.

Course Outcomes:
Understand the foundational scientific concepts underpinning climate change
Recognise the major drivers of climate change and their implications for ecosystems and societies
Interpret and analyse climate data and its relevance to policy decisions
Explore effective climate mitigation and adaptation strategies tailored for policymakers
Facilitate informed, evidence-based policymaking by bridging the gap between climate science and governance

Who Should Attend:
Policymakers and government officials at local, regional, and national levels
Staff of intergovernmental organisations focused on climate or related sectors
NGOs and advocacy groups aiming to influence or craft climate-related policies
Researchers and academics interested in the intersection of climate science and policy
Professionals in consultancy, especially those advising on environmental and sustainability issues

Course Topics:
Client Science Fundamentals

Overview of Earths climate system: Atmosphere hydrosphere geosphere and biosphere
Greenhouse effect: Understanding natural processes and human-induced changes
Climate vs. weather: Differences misconceptions and the significance of variability
Historical context: Paleoclimatology and lessons from the past

Drivers of Climate Change

Anthropogenic vs. natural drivers: CO2 emissions deforestation and solar variations
The role of feedback mechanisms in amplifying or dampening change
Oceans and climate: Oceanic currents acidification and heat storage
Socio-economic drivers: Population growth urbanization and consumption patterns

Climate Data and Modelling

Introduction to climate modeling: How models work and their importance
Interpreting climate projections: Scenarios uncertainties and risk assessments
Data sources: Satellite observations meteorological stations and ocean buoys
Tools and technologies: GIS (Geographical Information Systems) remote sensing and their applications in policymaking

Day 4: Mitigation Strategies and Policy

Carbon management: Carbon capture storage and sequestration technologies
Renewable energy transition: Wind solar hydro and nuclear
Policy instruments: Carbon pricing emission trading systems and renewable energy mandates
Case studies: Successful mitigation policies from around the globe

Day 5: Adaptation and Resilience

Understanding the importance of building resilience in communities and ecosystems
Infrastructure adaptation: Designing for rising sea levels extreme weather and changing patterns
Social and economic adaptation strategies: Insurance migration and capacity building
Policy integration: Aligning climate goals with other sectors and policy objectives

Cost: 4850 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

FPSO Design, Technology and Operations - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:11 +04

Course Introduction:
Explore the specifics of Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) units in this course, covering design considerations, technology selection, and operational management.

Course Outcomes:
Be aware of the history of the FPSO and the reasons why it has developed to become a mainstream choice for offshore production
Be familiar with the various forms of floating production systems and how the FPSO fits within the applications
Appreciate the concepts and the options available for offshore field development
Be aware of the main technical and economic drivers in relation to the choice of an FPSO as the host facility
Understand the main technical questions surrounding the design of the FPSO and their resolutions
Be familiar with the main building blocks for an FPSO design
Understand the design and selection of the hull and mooring systemUnderstand the configurations available for the subsea layout in terms of the manifolds, flow lines, risers and umbilicals
Be familiar with the layout and configuration of the topsides process plant on an FPSO based on both safety and operability criteria
Be familiar with the main marine systems of the FPSO based on the need for safety of the vessel and persons on board

Who Should Attend:
Suitable for persons at all levels of responsibility and authority within an engineering or operations function
It may be of interest to those who have had limited exposure to FPSOs and need to update their knowledge and familiarity, or those who may have had previous first-hand offshore experience on an FPSO but wish to expand their knowledge in the topics of design and operation
It will be particularly beneficial for technical staff, project engineers, engineering specialists and operating staff

Course Topics:
Introduction to Floating Production Systems

Definition of an FPSO
History of the FPSO
Types of FPSO concepts
FPSO Functions and Capabilities
Advantages and disadvantages of the FPSO as a host facility
Classification and applications

FPSO Design Considerations and Main Technical Issues

Design principles and design elements
Environmental influences affecting FPSO design
Hull design
Structural design and global analysis
Topside design requirements and layout
Safety in design and operation

FPSO Systems and Station Keeping

Hull selection and storage requirements
Mooring design and arrangements
Anchors and their particulars
Turret and swivel system
Installation and hook-up
Commissioning

Fluid Transfer Subsea Tie-back and Topside Process

Fluid transfer mechanism subsea to topsides
SURF and subsea interfaces
FPSO process system
Pigging
Crude desalting
Marine systems
Cargo transfer

Cost: 4350 GBP

Duration: 4 Days

Environmental Management System ISO14001 Auditor/Lead Auditor - KBA Training Centre , Singapore,East

Thu, 12 Feb 2015 09:48:00 +04

This course is conducted via SGS Singapore. All instruction and examinations are in English.

ISO 14001 sets out the criteria for an environmental management system. It does not state requirements for environmental performance, but maps out a framework that a company or organization can follow to set up an effective environmental management system. It can be used by any organization that wants to improve resource efficiency, reduce waste and drive down costs. Using ISO 14001 can provide assurance to company management and employees as well as external stakeholders that environmental impact is being measured and improved. ISO 14001 can also be integrated with other management functions and assists companies in meeting their environmental and economic goals.

ISO 14001 with its main aim to assist companies in continually improving their environmental performance, whilst complying with any applicable legislation. Organizations are responsible for setting their own targets and performance measures, with the standard serving to assist them in meeting objectives and goals and the subsequent monitoring and measurement of these.

THE BENEFITS ARE:
The standard can be applied to a variety of levels in the business, from organizational level, right down to the product and service level. Rather than focusing on exact measures and goals of environmental performance, the standard highlights what an organization needs to do to meet these goals.

ISO 14001 is a generic management system standard relevant to any organization seeking to improve and manage environmental resources more effectively. This includes:

single site to large multi-national companies
high risk companies to low risk service organizations
manufacturing, process and the service industries; including local governments
all industry sectors including public and private sectors
original equipment manufacturers and their suppliers.

ISO 14001 was developed primarily to assist companies with a framework for better management control that can result in reducing their environmental impacts. In addition to improvements in performance, organizations can reap a number of economic benefits including higher conformance with legislative and regulatory requirements (Sheldon 1997) by adopting the ISO standard.

Cost: 2170 SGD

Duration: 5 Days