OS101 · SORFA Academy
Managing Rising Fuel Cost
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Course introduction.
Rising fuel costs, fuel-quality problems and increasing ESG expectations put pressure on operating budgets and equipment reliability. This programme helps managers understand fuel-cost drivers, contamination risks, biodiesel-related challenges and fuel-loss prevention. Participants explore fuel optimisation approaches, monitoring systems and performance verification to support better operational decisions. The course connects fuel management with maintenance, efficiency and sustainability, using a practical framework for evaluating improvements and developing a workplace action plan. It is educational and does not promote a particular product or service.
Who should attend
- Business owners, decision-makers and general managers
- Operations, estate and mill managers
- Fleet and engineering managers
- Sustainability and ESG officers
- Procurement managers
Key Learning Outcomes
- Identify common fuel-quality problems and understand how biodiesel blends affect storage and fuel-system performance.
- Diagnose contamination, sludge formation and fuel-system deterioration, and conduct basic inspections.
- Compare fuel-optimisation technologies and operational approaches.
- Establish monitoring systems and evaluate fuel-saving initiatives using structured data collection and analysis.
- Develop a workplace fuel-management improvement plan.
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