Quorum Training Competitors

Founded in 1970, RPS is part of Tetra Tech, a leading global provider of consulting and engineering services. Operating in 125 countries, working across six continents, our 5,000 consultants and service providers define, design and manage projects that create shared value to a complex urbanising and resource scarce world. We work in six sectors: property, energy, transport, water, resources, defence and government services, and our services span twelve clusters: project and program management; design and development; water services; environment; advisory and management consulting; exploration and development; planning and approvals; health, safety and risk; oceans and coastal; laboratories; training and communication and creative services. These services are augmented by the wider global capabilities and expertise of the Tetra Tech business. We stand out for our clients by using deep expertise to solve problems that matter, making them easy to understand and by being easy to work with.

Covéa is a mutual insurance group that is a European leader in insurance and reinsurance. It is a solid and dynamic financial institution, France’s number one motor and home insurer through its three brands MAAF, MMA and GMF, and one of the world’s largest reinsurers via its PartnerRe brand. Covéa is a major contributor to the regional economies in which it operates, through its 25,000 employees(12) in France and around the world and protects 11.1 million customers and members in France.

PetroSkills is the world leader for oil and gas training, with more than 1,000 public, virtual and in-house sessions around the globe each year. Through the PetroSkills Alliance, we are providing competency-based training that is tailored to the needs of the industry and also endorsed by industry leaders to improve the efficiency of each professional that attends our courses. When you attend a PetroSkills program, you can be sure it will further your knowledge and benefit your career in the future. In 1963, OGCI delivered the first petroleum technology short course. In 2001, BP, Shell, and OGCI formed the PetroSkills alliance and launched a new age in petroleum learning. Since then Halliburton, Saudi Aramco, Occidental Petroleum, ConocoPhillips, Chevron, Repsol YPF, Marathon, Swift Energy, PTTEP, Woodside Petroleum, Baker Hughes, BG Group, Nexen Inc., Talisman Energy, MOL, Pertamina, Maersk Oil, TTG Systems, John M. Campbell & Company, the University of Trinidad & Tobago, the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), SABIC, Tesco, Kuwait Oil Company, Suncor Energy, Noble Energy, BHP Billiton, Weatherford, Oman Oil Company, and Methanex have joined to help define the industry's standard in technical training.