In an industry where a single delayed decision at the executive level can shut down a refinery line or trigger a safety incident, strong executive leadership is not optional — it is the difference between a company that runs safely and one that does not. The Arab British Fellowship Training Academy built this training course to give oil-sector executives a practical, field-tested approach to leading complex operations.

Executive management in oil and petrochemical companies carries more weight than the same role in most other industries, simply because the risks are higher and the margin for error is smaller. This course equips participants with the judgment, technical grounding, and hierarchical awareness needed to translate company strategy into safe, effective execution on the ground.

Who Should Attend?

• Directors and owners of oil and gas companies.
• Department heads and executive managers in petroleum companies.
• Accounting department directors in oil, gas, and petrochemical companies.
• Executive staff in private and public petrochemical companies.
• Security, environmental control, and quality control staff in petroleum facilities.
• Anyone working in the accounting or executive sectors of oil institutions.

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

• Lead administrative operations within oil companies and institutions.
• Oversee and follow up on extraction and production mechanisms for oil and its derivatives.
• Review projects submitted by other departments and design practical execution plans for them.
• Supervise executive processes directly and ensure they align with approved company policy.
• Analyze the work environment to assess risk and build occupational health and safety systems.

Module 1: From Field Reality to Strategic Execution

• Studying the actual work area and how implementation plans start on the ground.
• Following up on and executing the company's strategy in daily operations.
• Directly managing oil extraction, refining, and storage processes.

Module 2: Financial Control Over Storage and Refining Costs

• Supervising storage of oil derivatives and confirming correct safety and protection methods.
• Listing and preparing financial statements for costs in oil facilities and extraction operations.
• Building accounting skills for the costs of stored petroleum reserves.
• Advanced skills for preparing and drafting refinery cost estimates.
• Creative methods and solutions for reducing overall extraction and derivative costs.

Module 3: Understanding and Containing Oil Contamination

• Causes of oil contamination and the sources behind oil leaks.
• The foundations and conditions needed for protection methods to succeed.
• Reviewing real accident case examples.

Module 4: Building an Occupational Health and Safety Management System

• Establishing and developing the quality of the occupational health and safety management system.
• Setting up joint arrangements for occupational health and safety management.
• Creating and developing risk identification, assessment, and control procedures.
• Evaluating information and data sources about the work environment to identify hazardous tasks and conditions.
• Analyzing the work environment to carry out risk assessment.