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What is Ammonia?

Ammonia is a chemical compound made of Nitrogen 82% and Hydrogen 18%. It is produced using Natural gas as the primary feedstock. The other feeds required are Steam and Air. These feed materials undergo a series of reactions in the ammonia plant before ammonia is produced in gaseous form. The gaseous ammonia is converted into liquid under pressure and cooling down. Ammonia is stored at a temperature of minus 33 deg centigrade in an especially refrigerated ammonia storage tank. A significant part of the ammonia produced in QAFCO Ammonia plants is consumed internally, as feedstock for the Urea plants. The surplus ammonia is exported through ships.

QAFCO Ammonia product specifications

Key Benefits include

Everyday usage of Ammonia

Beyond its use in agriculture, ammonia has numerous other applications such as:

What is it in simpler terms?

Ammonia, a simple yet powerful molecule is the key ingredient in fertilizers, it nourishes crops, increases yields and ensures global food security. This unassuming compound is the lifeblood of our planet’s sustenance, promising a greener, more abundant future.

What is it chemically?

Ammonia (NH3) is a colorless gas with a pungent odor. It’s a compound of nitrogen and hydrogen and is one of the most widely produced chemicals globally. Ammonia is the primary ingredient in various fertilizers, providing essential nitrogen for plant growth.

Benefits and Usage in Fertilizer

OTHER USES

Safety Data Sheet

Technical Data Sheet

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UNIVERSITY GRADUATE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AT QAFCO

QAFCO’s Graduate Development Program is strategically designed to align Qatari graduates with the company’s evolving operational needs. The program is meticulously structured around three core principles:

 

1. Competency-Based Training: 
Our focus is on developing the specific competencies required to excel in the designated roles within QAFCO.

 

2. Diverse Work Experience: 
We ensure graduates gain a broad range of work experiences, crucial for the holistic development of their professional competencies.

 

3. Progressive Responsibility: 
The program is tailored to gradually increase the level of responsibility and accountability of graduates, preparing them to take on full professional duties within their targeted positions.

Application Process for the Graduate Development Program: To apply, please submit the following documents to training@qafco.com.qa:

  • A copy of your Qatari ID.
  • Your degree certificate and full academic transcripts.
  • Your comprehensive Resume/CV.

Disclaimer:
Please be aware that the selection for QAFCO’s Graduate Development Programs is based on the company’s current business needs and is at the sole discretion of QAFCO. Submission of an application does not guarantee admission, nor does it obligate QAFCO to provide a placement. All applications will undergo QAFCO’s standard selection process.

Diploma Programs (DP)

These programs are designed to prepare Qatari Nationals for various staff positions and serve as a stepping stone towards university education.

Eligibility for DP:

  • Qatari National under 25 years of age.
  • Chosen field of study aligning with QAFCO’s operational needs.
  • Identified target position within QAFCO by HR or the relevant department.
  • Acceptance of diploma study plan by QAFCO, including any foundational courses if required.
  • Compliance with additional QAFCO criteria as needed.

The Technician Certificate Program (TCP)

QAFCO invites Qatari Nationals, post-Secondary School Certificate, to join our workforce as process operators and maintenance technicians. The TCP equips candidates for specialties in:

  • Process Plant Operation
  • Mechanical
  • Electrical
  • Instrumentation

Eligibility for TCP:

  • High School Certificate recognized by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education.
  • Fulfillment of program-specific entry requirements.
  • Field of study aligning with QAFCO’s operational needs.
  • Qatari National under 30 years of age.
  • Successful interview outcome.
  • Clearance of QAFCO-directed medical examination.
  • Completion of company and government recruitment formalities.
  • Adherence to additional QAFCO criteria as applicable.