ANNUAL REPORT - The Petroleum Institute
ANNUAL REPORT - The Petroleum Institute
ANNUAL REPORT - The Petroleum Institute
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A year of transformation, growth and success<br />
Internship Department<br />
Dr. Hamad Karki, Director<br />
<strong>The</strong> Internship program at the PI was<br />
previously a decentralized activity supervised<br />
by the Student Affairs Division and directly<br />
monitored by each Engineering program. This<br />
arrangement ended during the organizational<br />
restructure of the PI during the first quarter<br />
of 2012. <strong>The</strong> role of the new department is<br />
to coordinate with ADNOC’s affiliates and<br />
industrial partners to ensure that eligible PI<br />
students are placed for appropriate internship<br />
training in accordance with the approved syllabi<br />
with the criteria set by ABET (formerly known<br />
as the Accreditation Board for Engineering<br />
and Technology). Dr. Hamad Karki has been<br />
appointed as Director of Internship and A.<br />
Sunil Anwar as Internship Coordinator.<br />
In contrast to previous years, the new team<br />
was successful in completing all the prearrangements<br />
for the internship program in a<br />
timely manner, including (but not limited to)<br />
the following achievements:<br />
• We have coordinated with host<br />
companies to ensure that they have<br />
adequate facilities to accommodate<br />
and train our students.<br />
• We have been successful in obtaining<br />
onshore/offshore CNIA security passes<br />
for all the students, irrespective of their<br />
nationality or gender.<br />
• We have ensured that each student is<br />
assigned a pre-defined Engineering<br />
project which details the technical<br />
aspects and work methodology required<br />
for successful completion.<br />
• We have ensured that appropriate<br />
mentors are allocated to all students and<br />
that proper coordination is established<br />
between mentors and program<br />
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