osuit energy technologies - Interstate Natural Gas Association of

OSUIT ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
FUELING THE FUTURE
Pipeline Integrity
Natural Gas Compression
Instrumentation
INGAA Foundation 2013 Annual Meeting
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In 1946, OSUIT was purchased from the military, as a military
hospital.
That year, it’s mission changed from medically serving our
nation’s returning injured World War II veterans, to retraining
our injured veterans with workforce skills so they could return as
successful members of society.
Since 1946, the mission of providing Excellence in Technical
Education has never changed.
CAMPUS INTRODUCTION
TODAY: Offer a wide diversity
of programs
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GM,
Ford,
Dodge,
Toyota
Caterpillar, Kenworth, Aggreko,
Komatsu, Southwestern
Association, Natural Gas
Compression and nearly
everything in between.
Rolex
Watchmaking
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OSUIT is very Serious about our Technical Training
Programs AND our corporate partners are Serious
when it comes to working with OSUIT.
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Sampling: Business & Industry Affiliates
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NATURAL GAS COMPRESSION
Graduates are required to earn 60 hours of department specific coursework (88 total)
Since 1999, OSUIT’s Natural Gas
Compression program has trained
students from across the country to
analytically diagnose, service and
maintain gas compression equipment.
Program trains students in:
• Gas compressor station operation,
maintenance and repair • Engine operating principles and overhauls •
Instrumentation, electric motors and motor control • Ladder logic and PLC’s
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NGC Program Enrollment
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80
60
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“ One of my biggest challenges is finding enough
qualified people to fill our operations and technician
positions. Fortunately, at OSU Institute of Technology,
students are receiving the training Chevron needs for
its workforce. ”
— Greg Yoxsimer, HR Business Partner
Chevron
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To meet industry-partner demand for
workers, we needed to double the
production of graduates.
24,000 sq.ft.
15 Bays
60 ton crane
160 students
80 new/year
New Public/Private Funded Training Cntr.
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INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING (A.A.S. & B.T.)
OSUIT’s Instrumentation
Engineering Technology
program has both an
A.A.S. and a Bachelor
Degree option. Many
manufacturing students
focus on the A.A.S., while
most all students
interested in the energy
sector pursue the B.T.
100% Graduate Placement
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INSTRUMENTATION BACCALAUREATE REQUIREMENTS
Graduates are required to earn 73 hours of department specific coursework (128 total) including:
COURSEWORK HIGHLIGHTS
• AC/DC Electronics; Metrology and
Photonics
• Digital Devices, Systems &
Microcontrollers
• Industrial Electrical System
• Electrical Motors
• Distributed Control Systems
• Intro to PLC’s & PLC Applications
• Instrumentation
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INSTRUMENTATION BACCALAUREATE REQUIREMENTS
Graduates are required to earn 73 hours of department specific coursework (128 total) including:
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Hydraulics & Pneumatics
Process Measurement & Control
Electronic Control Devices
Liquid & Gas Flow Measurement
Network Operating Systems
Industrial Networks
“ My education at OSUIT prepared me with
the skills and knowledgebase to not only be
job-ready upon graduation but for continued
advancement of my career at Chevron. ”
— Amanda Cullum, Automation Analyst
Chevron
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PIPELINE INTEGRITY TECHNOLOGY
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Each year, trillions of cubic feet of natural gas and billions of barrels of liquid
petroleum products are delivered safely through the pipeline system in America;
the equivalent of approximately 750 tanker trucks hitting the road every 2
minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Clearly, pipelines are the safest and most
reliable way to move these products.
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The recent introduction of more stringent regulatory
control of pipeline operator qualifications dictates the
need for educational programs to prepare candidates for
those stronger employment qualifications.
— Marshall C. Honeyman, Operations Advisor
ConocoPhillips
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OSUIT’s Pipeline Integrity Technology Program
OSUIT’s Pipeline Integrity Technology curriculum
develop the students’ skills and knowledge required to
be successful in the pipeline industry.
Major topics include:
Materials & Components
Electrical/Electronics
Corrosion Control
Integrity Management
Pipeline Assessment
Federal & State Regulations
Pipelines & Facilities
Safety & Project Mgmt.
Electrochemistry
Cathodic Protection
Design
Risk Mitigation
Compliance
Program includes an internship and
culminates with NACE Level 1 Exam preparation.
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OSUIT’s Pipeline Integrity Technology Program
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 Introduction to Pipeline and
Facilities
 Pipeline Materials &
Components
 Intro to Electrical/Electronics
 Processing and Product
Handling
 Introduction to Corrosion
Control
 Internship
Five Semester Program
Begins Each Fall
w/ Spring Graduation
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OSUIT’s Pipeline Integrity Technology Program
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 Introduction to Pipeline and
Facilities
 Pipeline Materials &
Components
 Intro to Electrical/Electronics
 Processing and Product
Handling
 Introduction to Corrosion
Control
 Internship
 Project Management
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 Regulations & Compliance
 Integrity Management I
 Construction Safety
 Pipeline Maintenance & Repair
 Integrity Management II
 Capstone
 NACE Level 1 Preparation
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OSUIT’s and INGAA’s Natural Fit for Collaboration
• #1 Recommended Action for INGAA Foundation –
“Develop materials and methods to quickly increase the industries
pool of employees with critical skills.”
• “Pipeline integrity planning for maintenance, regulatory compliance, risk
management and threat identification” is identified as an INGAA Critical
Skill. (INGAA “Critical Skill Forecast for the Natural Gas Transmission Industry” Report)
• OSUIT’s specializes in developing public/private partnerships and
providing theoretical and applied learning strategies to help solve
industry’s workforce development needs, particularly in
industry- identified critical skills.
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OSUIT’s and INGAA’s Natural Fit for Collaboration
• #2 Recommended Action for INGAA Foundation–
“Collaborate with local or national educational institutions (and
specific institutes) to convey the industries need for critical positions.”
• Skilled Trades & Quality Control, and Regulatory & Compliance are two
of the top five INGAA identified “critical positions”.
• OSUIT’s Pipeline Integrity program is designed to prepare graduates with
the technical and critical thinking skills necessary to assess and mitigate
pipeline risks to reduce both the likelihood and consequences of
undesired incidents.
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OSUIT’s and INGAA’s Natural Fit for Collaboration
RECRUITMENT: Q.#29. From your experiences with any of the job categories listed
below, how difficult has it been over the last two years to hire new employees?
It is INGAA’s
current mission
to try to fill
these critical
Clearly most
Difficult to fill
need positions.
OSUIT’s mission
is to produce
graduates to
help you do so.
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OSUIT’s and INGAA’s Natural Fit for Collaboration
• INGAA Foundation Conclusion– “Now is the time for an investment in
workforce planning, knowledge management and skill development.”
(INGAA “Critical Skill Forecast for the Natural Gas Transmission Industry” Report)
• We would like to utilize this opportunity to begin the conversation on
how OSUIT can collaborate with you regarding the Pipeline Integrity
Technology program and the other programs mentioned to provide a
greater number of highly-qualified technicians in the natural gas sector.
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Outcomes of possible collaboration with
OSUIT & INGAA Foundation joining forces:
• Collaborate in Knowledge Transfer
& Knowledge Management
• Help beat the Critical Skills
Forecast in Pipeline
Integrity Management
Future View – Spring 2017
• Develop Next PIM
Workforce
Questions?
OSUIT’s Pipeline Integrity Technology Program
EXAMPLES FOR POSSIBLE COLLABORATION
• Provide Internship Locations
• Fund Student Scholarship Opportunities
• Sponsor / Send students to OSUIT for training
• Some companies buy tools for students
• Pay for travel to and from internship
• Provide lodging while on internships – etc…
• Direct Program Financial Support
• Donation of needed new program equipment, technology, supplies
• Donation of needed used equipment being cycled out of usage
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OSUIT’s Pipeline Integrity Technology Program
CONTACT INFORMATION
Roy Achemire - Division Chair
Heavy Equipment & Vehicle Institute
OSU Institute of Technology
Diesel Building, Room 104
1801 East 4th Street
Okmulgee, OK 74447
Dr. Abul Hasan- Division Chair
Engineering Technology
OSU Institute of Technology
Engineering Technology Building
1801 East 4th Street
Okmulgee, OK 74447
Office: (918) 293-4724
Fax: (918) 293-4658
Mobile: (918) 520-1414
Office: (918) 293-4809
Fax: (918) 293-5444
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