Oil and Gas Production in the form of accurate measurement and back-allocating volumes to the wells, efficient production deferment tracking, and enhanced integrated production planning process pose a challenge to proper management of an oilfield asset.
In the oilfield, it is a routine practice to carry out these activities (consciously or otherwise) without recognizing and adhering to best practices. The case study indicates that inaccurate measurements of crude oil & gas production represent about 10% revenue loss to an asset with attendant legal consequences or confidence impact in some instances.
This naturally cascades into unreliable business planning cycles and field reserve estimation. This Best Practice in Surface Production Operations Management training will go steps further to highlight current best industry practices with field experience including challenges and how to mitigate identified challenges. This training seminar will further show how an integrated production operations approach is applied in addressing these challenges including custody transfer and other terminal nodes.
Understand the challenges associated with production operations management
Highlight best practice in metering, deferment administration, and planning
Generate strategy to meet the business-driver in an asset using a case study
Provide appropriate improvement process
Production Operators
Field Production Personnel / Supervisors / Superintendents
Production Engineers
Asset Managers and Senior Managers
Asset Support Engineers
Process Engineers
Reservoir Engineers
Planning Engineers
Production Accountants / Engineers
Introduction to Surface Production Operations
Tools Supporting Operations Management
Overview of Well, Reservoir & Facility Management (WRFM) process
Metering Systems
Operations Integration
General Principles of Deferment Administration
Measurements
Deferment Coding
Roles & Responsibilities
HCA Applications
Principles of Production Allocation & Reconciliation
Domain Experts & Required Technology
Populating and Verification / Validating Process of Data
Allocation & Reconciliation
Standard HCA Business Workflow
General Principles of Activity Planning
Overview of Water-Injection System
Business Objective for Integrated Production Planning
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