Course Description

Traditionally, environmental protection has been considered to be “in the public interest” and external to private life. Governments have assumed principal responsibility for assuring environmental management, and have focused on creating and preserving a safe environment. They have directed the private sector to adopt environmentally sound behaviour through regulations, sanctions and occasionally, incentives. When environmental problems have arisen, the public sector has generally born the responsibility for mitigation of environmental damage. This course is designed to cover the topics necessary to manage environmental and its related issues in compliance with their organisation’s policy, legislation and best practice.

Course Goal

To enhance the participants’ knowledge, skills and ability necessary to effectively respond to challenges and manage the environmental issues relating to their working processes.

Course Objectives

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

• Be familiar with the oil and gas production process.
• Determine potential environment impacts.
• Apply environmental sustainability tools.
• Understand the regulatory framework, institutional factors and infrastructure governing the environmental issues.
• Understand and apply environmental management in oil and gas industry.
• Understand operational procedures and practices.
• Apply environmental protection measures.
• Define environmental auditing.
• Understand the role of Regularity Auditor.
• Understand and use  the auditing report.

Who Can Benefit

Personnel who manage environmental issues in compliance with their organisation’s policy, legislation and best practice.