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ECHA Co-hosts Fuel Quality Training Course in Lagos
ECHA was delighted to be in Lagos this week to take part in a Fuel Quality Training Course organised by CITA Petroleum.
In conjunction with Flightline Support and Aljac Fuelling Components, we were delighted to share our industry experience and knowledge in relation microbial contamination in Jet Fuel, and advise on best practice in relation to Jet Fuel Handling.
ECHA would like to give special thanks to Mr Betiku Olasimbo of CITA Petroleum for hosting an excellent training event, as well as the 60+ delegates who attended from more than 25 different fuel companies and airlines across Nigeria.
It was great to see so many industry stakeholders with an active interest in Jet Fuel Quality in attendance, and a special thanks also goes to Mr Peter Dia for coordinating everything on the day.
ECHA would also like to thank everyone in Lagos for making our Personnel feel extremely welcome during their visit, and we look forward to seeing you all again soon.
Here is a quick snapshot from the Training Session, where our Sales & Marketing Manager, Mike Haywood, is presenting on the topic of Microbes in Jet Fuel:
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In conjunction with Flightline Support and Aljac Fuelling Components, we were delighted to share our industry experience and knowledge in relation microbial contamination in Jet Fuel, and advise on best practice in relation to Jet Fuel Handling.
ECHA would like to give special thanks to Mr Betiku Olasimbo of CITA Petroleum for hosting an excellent training event, as well as the 60+ delegates who attended from more than 25 different fuel companies and airlines across Nigeria.
It was great to see so many industry stakeholders with an active interest in Jet Fuel Quality in attendance, and a special thanks also goes to Mr Peter Dia for coordinating everything on the day.
ECHA would also like to thank everyone in Lagos for making our Personnel feel extremely welcome during their visit, and we look forward to seeing you all again soon.
Here is a quick snapshot from the Training Session, where our Sales & Marketing Manager, Mike Haywood, is presenting on the topic of Microbes in Jet Fuel: