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Pipelines Division imparts training on Product Pipelines to OIL
New Delhi 09-Jul-2007
IndianOil’s Pipelines Division on July 9, 2007 commenced the training of the first batch of ten officers of Oil India Ltd (OIL) at Mathura - Jalandhar Pipeline, Bijwasan in New Delhi. Inaugurating the first series of the training programme Mr. A. K. Guha, ED (Operations), said, “The operations of petroleum product pipelines involves more intricacies than the crude oil pipeline of which OIL has expertise. In product pipelines handling of product interfaces are crucial to retain the quality of products till it reaches the final consumer. Hence, the pipeline operations group needs to consider its crucial role by understanding the operational philosophy.” Mr. A. V. Rao, DGM (Training & Development), discussed the programme content in detail. Mr. Jaspal Singh, DGM (MJPL), Bijwasan, talked about the pipeline infrastructure of IndianOil. Mr. Parvez Jamal, Chief Engineer (PEP), OIL, and Mr. H. S. Sharma, Dy. Chief Engineer (PEP), OIL, spoke on the occasion. Mr. G. Ghosal conducted the whole programme. Mr. V. C. Sati, Chief Project Manager, Systems (PLHO), Noida; Mr. P. K. Agarwal, Chief Operations Manager (MJPL), Bijwasan; Mr. Ravindra Prasad, Chief Operations Manager (NRPL), Panipat; Mr. S. B Chatterjee, Chief Maintenance Manager (MJPL), Bijwasan; Mr. R. S. Chauhan, Chief Technical Services Manager (MJPL), Bijwasan; Mr. Mohit Saxena, Manager (T&I), MJPL, Bijwasan; Mr. M. R. Shenai, Manager (T&I), NRPL, Panipat; and Mr. Samir V. Sathe, Sr. S&EP Officer (PLHO), Noida, will be the expert faculty of this programme. Pipelines Division will be training four batches of OIL engineers and technical staff in July and August 2007 in operations of petroleum product pipelines that will equip them to operate the 660 km long Numaligarh - Siliguri Product Pipeline, which is scheduled to be completed in September 2007.
New Delhi 09-Jul-2007
IndianOil’s Pipelines Division on July 9, 2007 commenced the training of the first batch of ten officers of Oil India Ltd (OIL) at Mathura - Jalandhar Pipeline, Bijwasan in New Delhi. Inaugurating the first series of the training programme Mr. A. K. Guha, ED (Operations), said, “The operations of petroleum product pipelines involves more intricacies than the crude oil pipeline of which OIL has expertise. In product pipelines handling of product interfaces are crucial to retain the quality of products till it reaches the final consumer. Hence, the pipeline operations group needs to consider its crucial role by understanding the operational philosophy.” Mr. A. V. Rao, DGM (Training & Development), discussed the programme content in detail. Mr. Jaspal Singh, DGM (MJPL), Bijwasan, talked about the pipeline infrastructure of IndianOil. Mr. Parvez Jamal, Chief Engineer (PEP), OIL, and Mr. H. S. Sharma, Dy. Chief Engineer (PEP), OIL, spoke on the occasion. Mr. G. Ghosal conducted the whole programme. Mr. V. C. Sati, Chief Project Manager, Systems (PLHO), Noida; Mr. P. K. Agarwal, Chief Operations Manager (MJPL), Bijwasan; Mr. Ravindra Prasad, Chief Operations Manager (NRPL), Panipat; Mr. S. B Chatterjee, Chief Maintenance Manager (MJPL), Bijwasan; Mr. R. S. Chauhan, Chief Technical Services Manager (MJPL), Bijwasan; Mr. Mohit Saxena, Manager (T&I), MJPL, Bijwasan; Mr. M. R. Shenai, Manager (T&I), NRPL, Panipat; and Mr. Samir V. Sathe, Sr. S&EP Officer (PLHO), Noida, will be the expert faculty of this programme. Pipelines Division will be training four batches of OIL engineers and technical staff in July and August 2007 in operations of petroleum product pipelines that will equip them to operate the 660 km long Numaligarh - Siliguri Product Pipeline, which is scheduled to be completed in September 2007.