An oil facility carries a different order of risk than almost any other kind of asset: a single incident can threaten lives, halt production, and trigger liabilities that reach far beyond the site itself. That is why securing these facilities is never left to a single department — it takes coordinated legislation, physical protection, and layered insurance cover.

This course, delivered by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy, walks participants through exactly that coordination: what a contract of insurance actually commits each party to, and how that commitment translates into concrete security strategies, legislative frameworks, and engineering and health cover for people working across oil companies.

What Participants Will Learn

• The concrete actions needed to secure an oil facility, and the legislative frameworks that back them.
• Strategies used specifically in protecting and insuring oil installations.
• How engineering and fire insurance apply inside oil companies, alongside health cover for their staff.

Who Should Attend

• Managers of companies and institutions operating in or around the oil sector.
• Warehouse and storage facility managers and supervisors.
• Entrepreneurs and business administration students building expertise in health and facility insurance.

Module 1: What Makes a Facility "Critical" and How to Plan Its Security

• The concept of critical facilities and where security responsibility sits.
• Building a security plan around a facility's specific exposure.

Module 2: Mapping the Risks Oil Facilities Face

• The nature of the risks that threaten oil installations.
• Where those risks come from, and how they differ across sites.

Module 3: Turning Risk Assessment into Protection

• The core rules for securing a facility, inside and out.
• Registering and physically securing facilities from external threats.
• Using modern, science-based methods to strengthen facility insurance.