Course Description

The Basic Refinery Operations training course offers a comprehensive exploration of the refining process, spanning from crude oil feed to the production of finished products. Participants will delve into crucial refining processes, covering feedstock, preparation, operating conditions, catalysts, yields, product properties, and the economic aspects of refining units. The course prioritizes practical insights into refinery operations, ensuring a solid grasp of the terminology and economic principles involved.

Course Goal

The primary goal of this course is to enrich participants’ knowledge, skills, and abilities, equipping them with a thorough understanding of basic refinery operations and blending methods.
 

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participant will be able to:

• Understand plant equipment systems.
• Understand fluid storage, heating, cooling, and flow control.
• Understand furnace and distillation process systems.
• Understand reactor process systems.
• Understand refinery instrumentation.
• Understand the intricacies of refinery operations.
• Understand main operator responsibilities.
• Understand blending methods and operations.

Who Can Benefit

This course is suitable for individuals seeking a foundational understanding of refinery operations, including entry-level refinery personnel, process engineers, maintenance technicians, health and safety professionals, environmental compliance officers, and individuals transitioning to roles within the oil and gas industry.