Diploma in Petroleum Environmental Engineering and Environmental Pollution Control

Oil is liquid formed mainly from hydrocarbon with different-sized molecules formed as a result in high temperature that the remains of animals enriched by carbon. After years, dissolved layers are covered by mud layers, so it is plunged more in crust and kept in hot and compressed layers till turning gradually into huge oil tanks. The oil and gas leak makes naval mammals’ bodies unable to bear air conditions. As well, oil covers Oats and seals and limits their ability to heat insulation and this results in turning or falling of temperature. Hence, it is important  to prevent pollution conditions of oil and gas industry.

The increased environmental contamination generally and the oil contamination particularly constitute a concern for the contemporary society as the problem of environmental damages and its aggravation are hindering the economic development. In addition, the oil is one of the most dangerous and significant sectors that effecting the environment. And it's well known that one gallon of oils leakage in the water can cause contamination of million gallon of water, and it's hard to be controlled. In this regard, it's considered a problem in itself. Therefore, it's necessary to work on providing protection methods in the oil facilities.

Who Should Attend?

• Employees working in petroleum facilities, including engineers, chemists, and technicians.
• Environmental inspectors dealing with petroleum facilities.
• Industrial security and occupational health officials within the petroleum facility.
• Laboratory workers inside petroleum facilities.
• Directors of the accounting department in oil and gas companies and general petrochemical institutions.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Gain sufficient experience in the oil and gas industry.
• Know the causes of oil leakage.
• Treating the causes of oil spills and preventing pollution.
• How to collect waste, manufacture it, and recover materials.
• Methods of recycling waste.
• Planning and management methods for solid and liquid waste.
• Proper standards for waste disposal.
• Permissible sources of hazardous materials.
• Persons' rights and responsibilities.
• Thermodynamics, energy and air pollutants.
• Understand weather conditions and the spread of pollutants from smokestacks.
• Identifying all types of gaseous pollutants.