Increasing worldwide demands for clean fuels has necessitated the construction of export and receiving terminals for liquefied natural gas (LNG) and liquefied petroleumgas (LPG). Additionally, the strong market development in the plastics industry has led to increased demand for storage and transportation of petrochemical gases such as ethylene and propylene. In India major transformation is under way in the oil/ gas sector. The new Exploration Licensing policy (NELP) has led to the entry of a number of private and foreign players' participation. The above developments in the oil and gas sector have thrown up plethora of opportunities and immense growth prospects for trained Gas Engineers. Developing technology in marine sector has enabled the construction of bigger ships with higher power requirements which is fully handled by the highvoltage installations without much increase in size and cost of the equipments. It is very much necessary that the personnel operating and maintaining such equipment are well trained in additional safety aspects required to be observed when dealing with High Voltage. During the course the participants get familiarized with High-Voltage gears and the safety procedures for handling them. A day of field trip to a captive power plant exposes the participants to theactual operations and maintenance procedures of High-Voltage switch gear at a High-Voltage installation. Modern ships with high technology requires the services of personnel with Electrical Engineering skills. AMET University has developed this unique course combining Electrical & Gas Engineers in consultation with DNV ACADEMY (course certification will be taken up with DNV Seaskill) to fulfil the requirement of the liquefied gas transport industry world over.

Admission Level:

This course is aimed at degree/ diploma holders in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering, Ex.Navy E/R artificers.

Duration: 6 months