PTS specialises in the identification of areas within oil & gas workforces where competence can be developed and enhanced, then in turn designs and delivers comprehensive, bespoke training solutions to address identified areas. Developing an e-learning capability is a key priority for PTS and the acquisition of Oilennium Ltd will enable the company to deliver a cost-effective and differentiated offering to its customers.

Commenting on the acquisition, Paul Groves, Managing Director, Petrofac Training Services said: “We are delighted to welcome Oilennium to the Petrofac organisation. It is our intent to become the leader in delivering blended learning to the global oil & gas industry and this acquisition gives Petrofac the final piece of the jigsaw in providing this capability. I look forward to working with the team to create the leading e-learning business for this market.”

Kevin Keable, Managing Director and owner of Oilennium Ltd added: “We are very excited about joining the Petrofac organisation. Oilennium has enjoyed significant growth over the last few years and now with the market access, content and synergies that Petrofac brings to us, we will be able to accelerate that growth and enhance our high standards.”

http://www.petrofactraining.com

For further information on the above new energy industry eLearning courses, please e-mail Sam O’Hara.

As construction of wind energy developments continues to escalate, global demand for efficient training in wind  turbine operation and maintenance has sky-rocketed.

Our equipment simulators provide effective ‘hands-on’ approach to training and the new wind turbine simulator is the latest addition to a growing portfolio of equipment simulators, which feature equipment operations, assembly and maintenance.

For read more information about this you can click on the article below:

News release in East Anglian Daily Times

EEEGR have been selected as the partners to represent the Energy industry, encompassing all businesses who directly operate in any area of the energy supply chain; from extraction and manufacturing to installation. Priority businesses for the energy sector are those that operate in the supply chain for the following industries;

• Oil & Gas
• Conventional Generation
• Offshore and Onshore Wind
• CCS & Nuclear
• Biofuels/Biomass
• Decommissioning
• Coal Gasification
• Renewables

The programme has been developed to assist businesses in the East of England to fund training which will fill critical skills gaps within the business and support business development. The programme is running until December 2011, within which time all training must be applied for, completed and claimed back.

For more information, please go to: http://www.eeegr.com.

The Offshore Europe conference and exhibition attracts a global audience of engineers, technical specialists, industry leaders and experts to share ideas and debate issues of the moment in the upstream industry.

Oilennium, elearning course providers, will be attending - come along and visit us between September 6th and 8th at stand 5B60.

For more information on the conference and exhibition, take a look at the Offshore Europe Website.

Fore more information on Oilennium, what we do and how we do it, please e-mail Sam O’Hara.

These eLearning modules are totally interactive and teach students the basic foundation topics from geology and exploration, through to drilling and completions, and process and production.

These simple-to-understand eLearning modules are a great introduction for new starts or personnel transferring from other sectors. Best of all, compared to the old costly traditional training methods Oilennium’s eLearning courses will streamline your training, make record keeping a lot easier, reduce your old training downtime significantly and ultimately  save you a huge amount of money.

For further information on the above new energy industry eLearning courses, please email Sam O’Hara.

These new eLearning courses include

1. Introduction to Hydraulics
2. Introduction to Pneumatics
3. Asbestos Awareness

For further information on the above new energy industry eLearning courses, please e-mail Sam O’Hara.

The eLearning course provider was including in World Oil because it has expanded its range of Learning Management System (LMS) online eLearning training modules, and made them available now for individual purchase.

There are a trio of classifications to choose from: essential knowledge, health and safety, and technical courses. This allows any company to provide training in new skills to long-term employees, and an introduction to new employees who are transferring from another discipline.

You can download the article here: World Oil March 2011 issue.

For more information and to find out what we do and how we do it please email Sam O’Hara.

Getenergy is the world’s global meeting place where providers of education and training can build lasting relationships with Oil and Gas companies, together, without barriers.

For Getenergy, this will be the 7th Global Annual Exploration and Production Event they have held.

Oilennium,  elearning course provider, will be attending - come along and visit us on June 7 and June 8 at Stand 11.

For more information take a look at the Getenergy Website.

For more information and to find out what we do and how we do it please email Sam O’Hara