The
trainees were said to have undergone six months training on industrial welding,
maintenance and construction in an effort geared towards ensuring optimal
performance in the Nigeria oil and gas sector.
Speaking
at the passing out ceremony and certificate presentation to the trainees,
Executive Secretary of PTDF, Dr. Aliyu
Bello Gusau, requested the KRPC to retain the trainees in their
establishment.
Gusau
explained that apart from the PTA initiative which avails players in the
petroleum industry like KRPC the opportunity to engage and utilize the skills
and services of the trainees in maintenance and development of their plants,
the PDTF has devised strategies to ensure that the trainees secure permanent
employment as employers will be mandated to consult the Joint Qualification System (JQS) hosted and managed by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring
Board (NCMB).
According
to him, “The essence of the training is to prepare the
major Industry players that the PTDF is training day in day our for practical
on-the-job-training and the KPRC was gracious enough to accept quite a number
of these people to come and have a practical experience so, these people are
been trained for about six months and they are graduating today.
“In fact, we are currently engaged with all the Refineries in
addition to some key private sector organizations in the PTA programmes. We
currently have 19 trainees in Warri and six as the first batch in Port Harcourt
refineries, in addition to 25 we are graduating today.
“This is an indication of our commitment towards ensuring the
engagement of Nigerians by industry through upskilling and on the job exposure
of trainees.”
“In fact, just last week, we had a meeting with NCDMB and its
becoming mandatory, if you want employees, you will have the first consult with
the JQS to see what are the skills, capabilities that are available, and at the
regulation of the industry, the NCDMB assured us that they are going to ensure
maximum enforcement of that particular system.
“Finally to our graduating trainees, it is our hope that the
experience you received will serve as an additional incentive for each and
every one of you to contribute to the development of the Nigerian oil and gas
industry.
“Please be informed that the PTDF is working closely with other key
industry partners to ensure you are considered for full-time engagement through
the Industry Joint Qualification System (JQS) been hosted and managed by the
Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCMB) wherein your full data
and qualification will be listed for consideration by industry stakeholders for
employment.
“It is our belief that with the training you received, the
experience of the PTA and the listing on the JQS, employers will be asking to
employ you,” he
noted. (Sweet Crude)
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