Crude Oil Production Course Include
1. Well Site Explanation.
This section introduces the starting point of crude oil production and explains how hydrocarbons are produced from the well site before entering the wider processing system. Participants learn the purpose of the well site, the role of surface facilities, and how production begins in practical field conditions. The goal is to create a clear understanding of where the process starts and what happens before crude reaches the central facility.
2. Central Process Facility (CPF) Pig Receiver & Manifold.
This part explains the function of the pig receiver and manifold within the central process facility. Participants learn how incoming production lines are managed, how flow is directed, and why these systems are important for safe and organized field operation. It helps learners understand how production streams are collected and transferred into the next stage of processing.
3. Central Process Facility (CPF) Oil Reception Unit.
This section focuses on the oil reception unit and its role in receiving produced fluids from the field. Participants learn how crude enters the facility, how initial handling is organized, and why this stage is important for stable process flow. It builds a practical understanding of the first receiving point inside the CPF.
4. Central Process Facility (CPF) Oil Treatment Unit.
This section explains the oil treatment unit and its role in preparing crude oil for storage or further transfer. Participants learn how treatment improves crude quality, supports process stability, and helps separate unwanted components. The focus is on understanding the purpose and logic of oil treatment in real production systems.
5. Knock Out Drum (KOD) & Flare System.
This part introduces the knock out drum and flare system as important safety and handling elements in oil production facilities. Participants learn how unwanted gas and liquids are managed, why pressure relief systems matter, and how the flare system supports safe plant operation. It builds practical awareness of production safety and process protection.
This course provides a practical understanding of how natural gas is processed from the well site to final export and product recovery. It is designed for engineers, operators, technical staff, and learners who want to understand how gas is separated, treated, conditioned, and prepared for industrial use. The training follows the full process path inside a gas processing facility and explains how the main units connect in a clear and structured way.
How the Training Works
A clear, practical training process designed to match your level, goals, and real application needs.
We identify your current level, technical background, learning goals, and the topics most relevant to your professional development.
We organize the training around practical modules, clear explanations, guided exercises, and real engineering workflows.
You learn how to apply the training content with more confidence in real projects, technical tasks, and industrial scenarios.
