Project Management – Offshore Projects

Project Management for Offshore Projects training and course

  • This intensive 5-day course deals with all aspects of Project Management in offshore environments. It combines theory and practice of key skills in a program to develop and improve the participant’s performance in a project management team where the work scope may include Capital, Operations and Maintenance Projects.

    Details

    Duration: 5 days
    Location: To be advised

  • 1. To apply Project Management Techniques as lectured, in their daily work.
    2. To demonstrate knowledge gained by successfully presenting a Project Execution Plan to a panel of Project Management professionals

    NOTE: Objectives for each day will be discussed with the participants and will be verified at closure of each day.

        a) to verify if the objectives for this day were met
        b) to determine if any adjustments need to be made to the program of the following day (if relevant)
  • The course is aimed at those who have previous knowledge of project management and also at project managers with experience in managing projects and wish to gain exposure to more advanced techniques.

    NOTE:

    In order to achieve a “Skill” level, further practical learning through
    e.g. On-the-Job training or participation in projects and/or assignments is required


  • Module 1: Project Lifecycle

    Topics:

    • Project lifecycle introduction

    Module 2: Project Conceptual Design

    Topics:

    • The concept selection process
    • Impact of offshore environment on process selection
    • Managing the onshore / offshore split decision

    Module 3: Project Financial Review

    Topics:

    • Scenario-based cost estimating
    • Calculating reasonable cost contingency as a function of project parameters.
    • Planning for abandonment

    Module 4: Project Execution Plan

    Topics:

    • Various stages in project execution
    • Impact of offshore environment on drilling decisions
    • Metocean data; weather windows; building a realistic offshore project schedule

    Module 5: Project Realisation

    Topics:

    • Key skills and working methods needed to address offshore / onshore projects
    • Staffing
    • Managing safety in offshore projects

    Module 6: Stage gate reviews

    Topics:

    • An Introduction of the concept

    Module 7: Decision Support Packages

    Topics:

    • An introduction to ORP illustrated by:
    • Concept selection exercise illustrating the need for cross-discipline team working (based on an actual project)

    Module 8: Qualitative Risk Review

    Topics:

    • Key differences between offshore and onshore projects from a project management and risk management viewpoint

    Module 9: Quantitative risk analysis

    Topics:

    • Management of uncertainties by analysing a few carefully defined alternative scenario

    Module 10: Value Management

    Topics:

    • The principles of value management

    Module 11: Value Improvement Practises

    Topics:

    • Some examples of practises

    Module 12: Constructability

    Topics:

    • Need for early availability modelling
    • Maintenance and intervention strategies
    • Weight and POB control

    Module 13: Procurement

    Topics:

    • Procurement strategies

    Module 14: Best in class and benchmarking

    Topics:

    • The explaination of the concept benchmarking

    Module 15: Quality management

    Topics:

    • Quality assurance strategies

    Module 16: Value improvement practices

    Topics:

    • Explaination of the value improvement practices
    • Integrated baseline reviews

    NOTE:

    Although the course is aimed at a “Knowledge” (Understand) level, practical exercises and case studies will form an integral part of the learning process.

  • The objectives and modules of the training course “Project Management – Offshore Projects” are directly linked to the Competence Assurance Programme (CAP) as developed by SOGOS Academy. Skills are selected from the SOGOS Academy skills library and these are translated into the training course curriculum. This approach ensures that each training event will demonstrable contribute to the competence of course participants.

    The management framework CAP ensures competence of all employees through:

    • the use of a unique set of skills standard to the oil & gas industry
    • a common language for skills and competence
    • the use of development/job profiles for each employee
    • fit-for-purpose training targets
    • a control mechanism to measure state of competence
  • About the trainer
    The trainer has 37 years of experience in international E&P to Board level Balance of construction / operations in the Field, and studies in Head Office Expert in Former Soviet Union and in Chemical EOR. The trainer has worked for major E&P companies around the globe, like Shell, PDO, EON/Gazprom, etc.

    Disciplines:
    Business

    Years of experience:
    37

  • For more information about this training, please send an email. If you need immediate assistance, please contact by phone.