SECURITY TRAINING, KUWAIT
To meet the Kuwaiti oil industry’s need for a standardised training program, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) approached ESSURA to develop, deliver, and administer a 12-month comprehensive training package.
To meet the Kuwaiti oil industry’s need for a standardised training program, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) approached ESSURA to develop, deliver, and administer a 12-month comprehensive training package.
Majnoon oilfield, near Basrah in southern Iraq, is one of the world’s richest oilfields. Developed by Shell, it began production in September 2013 and now produces 210,000 barrels per day (bpd) from 38 wells.
PetroChina Co. Ltd. is a major player in the petroleum industry, involved in exploration, production, refining, chemicals, marketing, natural gas, and pipelines. To enhance fire safety, PetroChina invested in training local national firefighters.
Our client, a large multinational oil and gas company, manages hydrocarbon exploration and production on the West Qurna-2 field in Southern Iraq. The project achieved first oil production in March 2014 and has seen significant growth, producing over 400,000 bpd with plans to double this capacity through expansion. Lukoil wanted to introduce a comprehensive training matrix to minimise safety risks.
KPC, a joint venture of RN Middle East Pte. Ltd. and KAR Pipelines Ltd., was established in 2017 to manage and operate the export pipeline in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq for 20 years, under a Concession Agreement with the Kurdistan Regional Government.
ESSURA have a long track record of working with the UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, across multiple projects.
Forming part of the New Administrative Capital (NAC) programme, Cairo’s CBD East will be the first phase of the project.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Ras Al-Khair project comprises a town and port in the Eastern Province. Its purpose is to utilise the Kingdom’s extensive mineral reserves and low-cost fuel supplies to create economic growth and employment with high commercial return.
With challenging conditions in the Majnoon and Basrah regions, Shell prioritised the safety of its employees and contractors. Recognising the risks of road travel, Shell aimed to enhance road safety measures.