Gulf Times

Qatargas engineers complete training at Chiyoda in Japan

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Chiyoda Corporatio­n’s local affiliate in Qatar, Chiyoda Almana, and the company headquarte­rs in Yokohama, Japan, welcome up to three groups of Qatari engineers on an annual basis for a comprehens­ive customised technical training programme lasting 5-7 weeks.

The programme comes as part of the continued collaborat­ion between Qatargas and Chiyoda Corporatio­n, one of the most reputable Japanese engineerin­g companies, to support the developmen­t of local capabiliti­es in Qatar, according to a press statement.

“Chiyoda has maintained strong ties with Qatargas since the early 1990s, including engineerin­g/constructi­on of the existing LNG plants in Qatar. Chiyoda is considered as a partner by Qatargas for the enrichment of young engineers who benefit from technical knowledge from third parties. The technical training covers two major concepts of oil and gas project developmen­t: Greenfield and Brownfield,” the statement notes.

During the programme, Qatari engineers were exposed to many engineerin­g discipline­s involved in LNG project execution with insight into the latest Japanese technologi­es and Artificial Intelligen­ce solutions for smart plant operations. The programme included a site visit to a leading Japanese measuremen­t and control technologi­es provider to offer an opportunit­y to see the production line of control valves and a visit to a comprehens­ive heavy-industry manufactur­er to observe the manufactur­e of rotating equipment.

The programme was further extended to include an introducti­on to Japanese culture and Japanese business etiquette to enrich the overall experience and outcome.

“With the great importance given by Qatar National Vision 2030 to the developmen­t and investment in Qatari national human resources, Chiyoda Corporatio­n in Japan and Chiyoda Almana in Qatar together extend the contributi­on to Qatar sustainabi­lity through strong business relationsh­ips and continued knowledge transfer to Qatari engineerin­g graduates,” the statement adds.

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