ADNOC Technical Academy (ATA) maintains a strong network of industry partnerships that directly enhance the quality, relevance, and future-readiness of its technical training model. These strategic collaborations integrate advanced technologies, global standards, and real-world operational expertise into ATA’s programs, ensuring alignment with ADNOC’s operational priorities, safety frameworks, digital transformation agenda, and sustainability objectives.

These partnerships provide added value in terms of knowledge exchange, curriculum enhancement, technology integration, certification pathways, and industry exposure, allowing ATA graduates to succeed in the evolving energy landscape.

Gecko Robotics

Integration of autonomous inspection systems, digital twins, and AI-driven asset integrity technologies into training environments, strengthening exposure to predictive maintenance and advanced operational analytics.

Schneider Electric

Collaboration in energy management and automation technologies, enhancing curriculum relevance and strengthening understanding of smart energy and control systems.

Siemens

Application of automation, digitalization, and smart industrial technologies to support hands-on learning aligned with modern industrial environments.

ABB

Provision of advanced automation solutions and technical advisory input aligned with ADNOC operational systems, reinforcing practical competency development.

Emerson

Expert engagement in process control and industrial technologies, supporting applied learning in instrumentation, monitoring, and operational efficiency.

Endress + Hauser

Specialized expertise in process instrumentation and measurement technologies, strengthening precision training in industrial control systems.

SLB Learning Centre

Knowledge-sharing initiatives focused on advanced oil and gas practices, new energy developments, and HSE standards, enhancing sector-specific capability development.

Flowserve

Industry interaction and technical exposure to fluid motion and control systems, strengthening practical understanding of mechanical operations and maintenance.

Baker Hughes

Internship pathways and private-sector development opportunities that expand professional exposure and support workforce transition readiness.

Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)

Implementation of vocational programs and certification pathways in materials protection and corrosion management, advancing technical specialization and international credentialing.

American Petroleum Institute (API)

Engagement in industry standards and certification frameworks, reinforcing safety, standardization, and operational excellence within the UAE energy sector.