Course in Protection From The Natural Radiation During Oil Extraction and Refining

This course offers a training course on preventing natural radiation during the extraction and refining of oil. This course is aimed at anyone interested in learning about the latest methods and techniques for protection and safety against petrochemical radiation while extracting or refining oil.

Petrochemical radiation poses the greatest danger and serious threat, making work in the oil sector a cautious and fearful endeavor. Many workers in this sector are at risk of developing various illnesses, particularly cancers. This is why oil workers wear special clothing for this job. Hence, there is a significant need for awareness and expertise in dealing with this threat, as well as how to prevent it and work in a safe environment.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

This course offers this course to the following categories:

• Directors and owners.
• Directors of departments.
• Directors of the executive department in oil companies.
• Directors of security and safe departments in petrochemical companies.
• All workers in oil extraction and refining.
• workers in petroleum facilities security.
• Workers in the environmental control services.
• Workers of work quality control in the oil facilities.
• Directors and owners.
• Directors of departments
• Directors of the accounting department in oil companies.
• Directors of the accounting department in gas companies.
• Directors of the accounting department in public institutions for petrochemicals.
• All workers in accounting sector of oil institutions and companies.
• Students and academics intending to preparing reports of petrochemical radiation and protection means.

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

• Petrochemical business and its radioactive danger.
• Petrochemical radiation risks on employees’ health.
• Protection from exposure petrochemical radiation.
• Procedures of global approaches’ ways of avoiding petrochemical radiation.