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Next Generation Training for Subsea & Marine Operations Engineers and Asset Managers

Introduction

Next Generation Training for Subsea & Marine Operations Engineers and Asset Managers 

Objectives

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• • Have the tools and awareness to make quality and timely decisions
  • Explain the scope and structure of what it takes to become an Operations or Asset Manager
  • Improve your knowledge and understanding across subsea + marine Life of Field operations management recommended best practices, regulatory reporting regimes
  • Improve your knowledge of topside facilities such as FPSO and FLNG

Training Methodology

This is an interactive course. There will be open question and answer sessions, regular group exercises and activities, videos, case studies, and presentations on best practice. Participants will have the opportunity to share with the facilitator and other participants on what works well and not so well for them, as well as work on issues from their own organizations. The online course is conducted online using MS-Teams/ClickMeeting.

Who Should Attend?

This training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• New Graduates and Professionals in both operations and onshore to offshore asset management support roles with 3 to 4 years and 10+ years of experience respectively
• Reliability or Operations-Maintenance Engineers, Field Supervisors Those who seek to derive greater decision making value and develop their experience and subsea-marine operations knowledge

Course Outline

DAY 1: Setting the Scene in Operational and Life Cycle Asset Management

• Introduction: The Life of a Subsea or Marine Operations Engineer, Supervisor or Asset Manager

• Overview of Subsea Engineering

• Subsea Field Development

• Subsea Production Systems

• Subsea Structures and Equipment

• Subsea Field Development Overview

• Project Execution and Interfaces

• Managing Teams of Multi-disciplined Personnel

• Project Team Roles and Responsibilities

• Subsea Asset Integrity Framework for Project Execution

DAY 2: Subsea Installation and Operations from Commissioning a Subsea Well System to Developing Operational Subsea Inspection and Maintenance Budgets for Offshore Assets

• Subsea Surveying

• Subsea Soil Investigation

• Subsea Foundation

• Subsea Pipeline Installation

• Typical Installation Vessels

• Vessel Requirements and Selection

• Subsea Cost Estimation (cost methodologies, equipment costs, installation costs)

• Case Study: Subsea System CAPEX Estimation

• Subsea Simulator Facility

• Intelligent Wells with Subsea Data Communication Hubs and Programmed Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV)

DAY 3: Subsea Architecture and Topside Surface and Subsea System Engineering

• Interfaces On-board FPSO or FLNG Facility

• FPSO and FLNG Topside Facilities and Layout

• Flow Assurance

• System Design and Operability

• Subsea Power Supply

• Riser / Controls Umbilical

• Subsea Control

• Subsea Manifolds

• Pipeline Ends and In-Line

• Structures

• Subsea Connections and Jumpers

• Subsea Wellheads and Trees

DAY 4: Operability, Planning Period Subsea, Marine Facility Inspections, Maintenance, and Repair Asset Integrity

• Risk Assessment

• Maintaining a Stable Integrity Performance for Your Assets – Managing the Risks over Life of Field

• Environmental Impact Assessment

• Project Risk Management

• Subsea Equipment RBI Methodology

• Pipeline RBI

• Remote Operated Vehicles (ROV) Intervention and Interface

• Inspection and Maintenance of Subsea Systems

• Subsea Pipeline Repair Methods

• Risk and Reliability Analysis

• Emergency Shutdown

DAY 5: Offshore Operations Onboard an FPSO and or FLNG Production Asset

• Introduction to FPSO –FLNG Operation and Maintenance

• FPSO and FLNG Inspection and Maintenance

• Regulations and Codes

• Environmental Influences Affecting FPSO – FLNG Operations

• FPSO and or FLNG Mooring, Turret and Swivel Operations

• Subsea Umbilicals, Risers + Flowlines (SURF) and Subsea Facility Interfaces

• Oil or Gas Transfer (Offloading) - Examples in both FPSO + LNG Carrier Tandem Mooring to FLNG Assets, using Cryogenic Hoses

• Summary of Key Learning and How these fit into your continuous professional development training and competence measurement profile, Leadership + Management Skills Retention