Essential Skills for Oil and Gas Managers and Supervisors Training
Essential Skills for Oil and Gas Managers and Supervisors Training
Course Code:
OG16
Course Objective
Get an overview of the Global Oil & Gas Industry, from discovery to production through to consumption
Understand the Geopolitics of Oil and Gas and the Major challenges facing the energy industry
Gain an overview of Refining processes.
Evaluate the primary uses of oil and gas and its significance within the global energy industry
Understand the role of the various organizations involved in the oil and gas industry - national governments, international oil companies, service companies, regulators, external (i.e. non-oil) bodies and others.
Understand the objectives, functions and commercial relationships between companies and organizations from the upstream through to the downstream oil and gas supply chain.
Environmental issues and European Union plans for oil and gas (target 2030)
Evaluate organizations with a positive safety culture that are characterized by communications founded on mutual trust, by shared perceptions of the importance of safety, and by confidence in the efficacy of preventative measures
Gain and enhance good negotiating skills which are essential to the smooth running of the business.
Provide alternative approaches to the process of negotiating successfully.
Target Audience
Oil and Gas Managers and Supervisors
Course Outline
Day 1
The nature and formation of fossil fuels and oil reserves
The nature and formation of fossil fuels and oil reserves
The chemistry of petroleum
Characteristics of fossil fuels
Assay and properties
Measurement and characterization
Where we find fossil fuels
Industries & uses
Day 2
Generation, migration, accumulation and exploration of petroleum
Identification of common rocks and minerals
Ocean environment and plate tectonics
Traps and trapping mechanisms
Geophysical & Geochemical surveys
Offshore drilling and production
Exploratory drilling& testing the well
Casing and cementing the well
Geologic classification types of reservoir and reservoir drive mechanisms
Development of oil and gas fields
Estimation of reserves
Surface treatment and storage
Enhanced oil recovery
Day 3
Distribution transmission and transportation
Geopolitics and world energy markets
The geopolitics of oil pipelines
OPEC and the future role of a cartel
Overview of world petroleum consumption, supply, and prices
Sustainable energy: myths and realities
The global oil and gas industry
Petroleum; composition, classification and properties
Natural gas; composition, classification and properties
Day 4
Transportation
Pipelines
Oil tankers
Case study - The Baku - Tbilisi - Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline
Storage
Tank farms
Tank farm operations
Commercial relationships between oil and gas production companies and downstream marketer organizations
Day 5
Introduction to the petroleum industry
The market for crude oil
The price of crude
The refining process
Product & specifications
Refinery complexity
Refining margins and profitability
Sales and marketing of petroleum products
Petrochemicals
Day 6
Petroleum economics
World petroleum consumption, supply, and prices,prospects for the future
Energy trading and commodities
Futures, options, and hedging
A brief history of real options
Introduction to energy finance and economics
Developing and Financing Oil and Gas projects
Oil and gas accounting
Discounted cash flow (DCF) and time-value considerations
Apply the present value and future value formulae (NPV)
Inflation, real, and nominal (time value of money)
Internal rate of return (IRR)
Hurdle rates and minimum acceptable rates of return
Day 7
Contracts, Joint Ventures and Fiscal Regimes
Need for collaboration between NOC's and IOC's
Oil & Gas Contracts & Types of Contracts
Concession agreements
Production Sharing Agreement/Contract (PSA/PSC)
Technical Service Contract/Agreement (TSA)
Joint Venture and Service agreements
Similarities among fiscal systems
State participation
Signature bonus
Production bonus
Bidding for leases
Day 8
Financial and Energy Risk Management
Introduction to energy risk management
Risk management and types of risk
Risks in trading energy commodities
Geopolitical risks and opportunities
Risk and opportunity analysis
The nonlinearity and complexity of uncertainty
Carbon capture and environmental issues
The future of the global oil and gas industry
Day 9
The evolution of a safety culture
Culture and Safety
Defining a Value System
A New Management Safety System
Leadership and Teamwork
Understanding why employees put themselves at risk
Assessing the organisational culture
Active Listening
Nonverbal Behaviours of Communication
Speaking Hints
Communication and Leadership
The Communication Process
Barriers to Communication
Presentation Skills
Day 10
Successful negotiation
Steps in negotiation
Negotiating fears
Making choices
Thinking creatively
Coping with criticism
Approaches to negotiation
Negotiating roles
Creative bargaining
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