Listed below are all events being run by the Offshore Engineering Committee of the Process Industries Division.
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01 October 2008
For engineers, technical professionals, and others who hope to manage the finance and procurement function of their organisations, this course is just in time, which, incidentally, is one of the inventory control procedures it covers. It also discusses other methods of supply chain management, and what inventory control software to employ. On the finance side, the course covers accounting and budgeting procedures, including balance sheets, income statements, cash flow, budgeting, and business plan fundamentals.
08 October 2008
This seminar will provide the perfect platform for engineers working to provide energy from oil, gas, wind, wave, tide or current to gain a detailed understanding of important developments and new methods from both inside and outside the offshore industry.
06 November 2008
NEW DATE FOR SCOTLAND!
This seminar will enable Operators and others managing installations at COMAH and high hazard sites to better meet their legal and commercial responsibilities and limit the consequences to people and the environment of any accidents that occur.
12 November 2008
This seminar will explore the Challenges in Carbon Capture and Carbon Transmission and Injection.
Engineers are at the forefront of enabling the challenging and exciting carbon capture, transmission, sequestration and storage technologies. Increasing numbers of engineers will be involved in this field and therefore an understanding of the technology will form an important cornerstone of any engineer working in process and power industries.
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Supported Events
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