Proceedings of International Conference on Applied Innovation in IT · 2026/03/31 · Vol. 14 · Issue 1 · pp. 1385–1392
The Possibility of Applying the Requirements of Quality Management Systems in the Oil and Gas Industry According to ISO 29001: 2020: A Case Study(Midland Refineries Company - Dora Refinery)
The current research aims to determine the possibility of applying the oil and gas quality management system ISO 29001: 2020 in the Middle Refineries Company / Al-Dora Refinery in Baghdad to measure the size of the gap, discover strengths and weaknesses and address weaknesses, as well as directing the attention of officials in the researched organization to the importance of applying a management system Oil and gas quality and its role in improving performance. The research in the weakness of the upper management’s knowledge of what the researched standard is and what benefits it will accrue to the liquidator when it is approved, and the case study approach was adopted to reach the research objectives through the checklist as a main tool for data collection while relying on a number of statistical tools for analysis. The research results show that there is a relatively large gap between the actual reality and the requirements of ISO 29001:2020, as well as the company’s lack of techniques to analyze and address risks and opportunities.
Keywords
Oil and Gas Quality Management System; ISO 29001:2020Midland Refineries CompanyDora Refinery.
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