The course provides basic laboratory analysis methods for crude oil, hydrocarbon gas, and water. It is designed to provide an introduction and practical application of safety and quality in the laboratory. It is designed also to understand basics of lab analysis, how to apply quality standards, how to do health and safety risk assessments, how to develop the technical, and methods in the lab and how to evaluate the lab results.

By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

• The knowledge and skills for un­derstanding laboratory technical
• Requirements of quality laboratory and procedure of safety meth­ods
• Understanding of the roles of the quality and technical performance in the laboratory
• Understanding of the roles of quality standards
• Develop the technical, and methods in the analytical lab and how to evaluate the lab results

Lab Managers, Supervisors, Tem Leaders, Chemists and Technicians, Health & Safety and Environmental Professionals, Laboratory Seniors, Technologists, Analytical Laboratory Professionals, Laboratory Staff, Superintendents, Supervisors, Engineers, Chemists and Analysts, Auditors, Research Directors, Chemical Engineers, Health & Safety Professionals Instrument Engineers, Research and Development Scientists, and Quality Assurance/Control Managers, anyone responsible for implementing, maintaining and reviewing labora­tory quality systems.

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include;

• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Module One:

• Introduction
• Laboratory, Terminology and roles
• Laboratory construction
• Laboratory and personnel responsibility
• Prepare to work on laboratory
  • Equipments
  • Chemicals
  • Instruments

• Safety requirments in laboratory
• Safety Responsibilities
• The Health and Safety Principles
• Laboratory Safety Orientation
• Laboratory and Safety rules
• Personal Protective Equipment

Module Two:

• Working at laboratory
• Handling samples in Laboratory
• Handling Chemicals in Laboratory
• Handling Glassware and Equipment in Laboratory
• Storage Chemicals and Glassware in Laboratory
• Laboratory Ventilation and Fume Hoods
• Safety Requirement
• Control of Chemical Hazards
• Laboratory waste
  • Chemical waste
  • Radioactive waste
  • Biological waste
  • Sharps and Broken glassware
• First aid
• Accidents and injuries
• Gas leaks
• Fires

Module Three:

• Regulatory Requirements
  • Training
  • Labeling
  • Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
• Understanding hazard warning information
  • Symbols
  • Risk and Safety Statements
  • R/S phrases
• International Chemical Safety Cards
• Right-To-Know Wallet Cards RTK Safety
• NFPA
• Chemical safety labeling
• Type of Laboratory Analysis
  • Physical Analysis
  • Chemical Analysis
    • Qualitive Analysis
    • Quantitative Analysis

Module Four:

• Methods of laboratory Analysis
  • Classical Methods
  • Instrumental Methods
  • Spectroscopy technique
  • Chromatography technique
  • Electrochemical technique
• Choosing the Right Instrument
• Laboratory Measurement
  • Types of methods
  • Selection of methods
  • Calibration
  • Reference material, blank correction
  • Maintenance and troubleshooting
    • Routine Maintenance
    • Equipment Maintenance

Module Five:

• Problem, troubleshot and Routine Maintenance
• Comparing Instrumental Techniques
• Choosing the Right Instrument
• Instrumentals Calibration, and Standardization
  • Instruments Calibration and Traceability
  • Calibration work instructions
  • Calibration Procedures, Certificate, and Documentation
  • Reference Standard Materials
  • Correction of errors and improving Blank
  • Measurement Uncertainly in testing and calibration
• The Evaluation of Results and Methods
• Laboratory Data Analysis
• Chemical laboratory measurement evolution
  • Reporting results
  • Significant Figure Rules
  • Laboratory Certification
  • The Evaluation of Results and Methods

BTS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.