[Pkg-kde-extras] Flow Measurement and Custody Transfer

[Oil and Gas Summit]

Flow Measurement and Custody Transfer
5 - 8 May 2014
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Certificate will be awarded to delegates who complete the course
Letter of invitation will be provided to delegates who require visa for visiting Malaysia

The course is intended for practicing instrumentation, chemical, or process engineers and measurement superintendents and technicians involved with the design or operation of custody transfer systems, or the design companies that support them.

What will you gain

A thorough understanding of the basics of custody transfer
An understanding about how measurement systems can not work properly
The ability to determine if a metering system is adequate for the purpose
The ability to report to management on the status of the custody transfer systems in place

Worldclass Trainer from Australia

Our trainer has been involved with training since 1991, and has been actively involved in training since 2001.
In 2006, he started his small company to focus on developing and delivering training on a part time basis (with the balance providing consulting services – he believes that he needs to continue to be an engineer to help deliver relevant engineering and technical training). Since 2006, he has delivered over 120 training courses ranging from university students to young engineers to experienced operations and maintenance personnel.

What is the course outline? Who is the trainer? What is the registration fees? How to register?
To request brochure and find out more about this event, please Click Here

Register by 28 March 2014 to enjoy 10% early bird discount.

Contact - Universal Training and Consultancy
E-mail: contact at universaltnc.com
Official Website/Upcoming Events: universaltnc |dot| com

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