WHAT WE DO

WHAT WE DO

ASET TRAIN AND ASSESS FROM VARIOUS STAGES TO JOB READY:

• Upstream and Downstream Oil & Gas Production and Maintenance Technicians
• New entrants
• Industry Apprentices
• Semi-experienced Technicians
• Experienced Technicians
• Senior Management including Offshore Installation Manager and Control Room Operator
• Dynamic Positioning Operators
• Semi-Submersible and Jack-Up Rig Operational Personnel

RANGE OF TRAINING PROVISION

• Assessor and Verifier Qualifications
• Automation & Process Control
• Compex Hazardous Areas
• Digital Online Learning
• ECITB Technical Trade Tests
• Electrical Engineering
• Emergency Response
• Environmental
• Health & Safety
• Marine Operations
• Mechanical Engineering
• Oil & Gas Process Operations
• Production Trade Tests
• Renewables
• Scaffolding

Core Provision:

• UK Oil & Gas Industry - Oil & Gas Technician Apprenticeship Programme (OGTAP)
• Overseas Company Sponsored Long Courses
• Over 200 Competence Based Short Courses
• On-the -job training
• In-country training overseas
• Technical Trade Testing
• Train the Trainer SCQF Level 8 Qualification

Specialised Consultancy

• EX Hazardous Areas Equipment Inspection & Maintenance on live plant at overseas locations
• Overseas Capacity Building
  • Consultancy & Project Management
  • Oil & Gas Technical Training Centre Design
  • Exclusive SCQF Level 8 Train-the-Trainer professional qualification in Process, Electrical, Mechanical and Instrumentation Engineering
  • Health & Safety Consultancy and Management
  • Highly qualified and experienced ASET Vocational Training Instructors / Assessors

City & Guilds Credit Rated and Levelled Courses

ASET’s exclusive range of City & Guilds credit rated and levelled Oil and Gas short courses allow delegates attending these courses the opportunity to demonstrate their ongoing professional development. This exclusive range of courses are not only recognised within the SCQF framework but also provide the building blocks to enhance existing qualifications and provide a road map to further modes of study. The advantages of having a qualification placed in the SCQF are that learners, employers, receiving institutions, awarding bodies, Sector Skills Councils and standard setting organisations (SSOs) etc can see the level of skills being developed by the learner or employee and how the qualification relates to other qualifications and learning programmes in Scotland and other credit frameworks in the United Kingdom and Europe. It can also help when selecting relevant training options and identifying development paths and progression routes. The SCQF uses two measures to describe qualifications and learning programmes: ‘level’ and ‘credit’. The term ‘credit rating’ encompasses both the allocation of SCQF level and the calculation of SCQF credit points. Qualifications can be added to the SCQF provided they meet the following criteria from the SCQF Partnership:

• They must be outcome-based, ie must contain statements of knowledge, skills, values or competence that are capable of being measured at the end of a process of learning (based on learning outcomes)
• They should be capable of being assessed, ie there must be a robust, effective system of assessing that the outcomes have been achieved (These outcomes must be recorded.)
• They are subject to external quality assurance, ie must have a documented process of external quality assurance for the assessment of the learning outcomes
• They must consist of a minimum of 10 hours of notional learning time. ASET’s vocational training is highly specialized delivered by ex Offshore and Onshore Oil and Gas qualified and experienced training personnel on a live replicated Oil and Gas Production Training Platform – reality without risk and ASET’s main “USP”. No other UK College, University or Training Provider can provide the same level of in depth and relevant work related training and assessment for Oil and Gas Technicians that both replicates the actual workplace and prepares for, or transfers to the workplace.