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Conceptual elements to be discussed: issues and interaction during development, project execution and operation, including economic evaluation of offshore oil and gas fields.
Detailing the facility building blocks in a development. Commencement in week 49, 2014.
1. By registration before 21 November2. 2nd participant from same company
The course is held regularly, but this is a specifi c 2014 autumn / winter announcement.
COURSE PROGRAMME ˜ ENGINEERING PART - 5 DAYS - Facilities/subsea production- Platform topside/marine technology - Platform concepts- Cost estimation - Project execution
Five specifi c exercises will be executed: - Subsea concept- Use of estimation tools- Weight estimation- Cost estimation- NPV calculation
IDEAL FOR:•
• Petroleum Engineers wishing toimprove /expand their knowledge base
5000 NOK DISCOUNT
FIELD DEVELOPMENT COURSE
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MORE INFORMATION:
Laberget 24N-4020 Stavanger....Tel. (+47) 52 97 76 00....Postal address: P.O. Box 216 N-4066 Stavanger
CONTACT DETAILS
Terje Helgøy Manager Field Development [email protected]. +47 915 34 865
Enhance your understanding of the technical, operational, commercial and managerial aspect of o� shore oil and gas fi eld development.
Offshore Field Development
A leading provider of expertise to the global oil and gas industry
Petroleum Engineering
Focus elements:- Best practice / lessons learned on NCS - Quality assurance- Standardization
Overview and understanding of the practical aspect of offshore field developments for managers within production, project, business development and commercial
Course Start Date: The course week is week 49. The course will be held by Jonas Odland, Helge Hatlestad, Jan Wedøe and Hans Jørgen Lindland. They will share the teaching hours according to their specifi c experience and also use additional personnel to be the coach for the exercises to be held throughout the course. The petroleum engineering course will have five specific exercises that will deal with subsea concepts, weight and cost estimation and NPV calculation.
Study: All teaching and exercises will be done within the course hours. It is not intended that the participants are to do studies and preparations outside of the course hours.
Material and documentations: Included in the course fee are three technical documents to be used during the course and to keep for continuous use afterwards. The title of the books are:
• Management of petroleum activities• Platform and subsea technologies• Oil and gas drilling and production systems
The books are supplement to the course itself and have a more detailed explanation of all of the items that the course will deal with.
Applications: Visit the Acona website and go to O� shore Field Development Course to enroll online. Tuition fee will be invoiced. To enroll by e-mail, send your application to [email protected] or call Acona at +47 52 97 76 00.
Confirmation of Enrolment: Acona will send a confi rmation within 5 working days after registration.
Total cost for the course: The total cost for the petroleum engineering course will be 15.000 NOK pre VAT before 21 November and 20.000 NOK pre VAT after 21 November. This includes all class material, lunch each day and the set of books shown in the section above.
Jonas OdlandDr.Ing. Marine Technology
Dr. ing. J. Odland has 40 years of experience from the o� shore industry, including 8 years in DNV followed by 28 years in Statoil. In Statoil he was responsible for the development of fl oating production systems for projects such as Veslefrikk, Troll, Norne and Åsgard. He has been chief engineer for the area of platform technology and involved in R&D as well as standardization (NORSOK/ ISO). He has been technical director and adviser related to project evaluation and fi eld development for the NCS as well as GoM, Angola, Nigeria and Brazil. He is currently engaged as professor at the University of Stavanger (UiS), where he is teaching a M.Sc. course in O� shore Field Development. His formal background is M.Sc. in Naval architecture (1974) and Dr. Ing. in Marine Technology (1980) in Marine Structures at NTH/NTNU.
Hans J. LindlandM.Sc PetroleumTechnology
H.J.Lindland started with ELF Norge in 1974 and during 7 years held various positions including OIM on Frigg and Assistant Completion Workover Superintendent for ELF Aquitaine Norge. He spent 19 years with Statoil where he was chief engineer subsea systems for 8 years, followed by 13 years with FMC in management positions in the area of subsea technology and subsea operations. He is currently Task Force Manager Pipelines and Subsea installations, Intsok RU-NO Barents Project.
Helge HatlestadM.Sc. Industrial Economy
H. Hatlestad has 40 years of experience from the o� shore industry, starting with 3 years in Aker in project planning for Statfjord A and Brent C, followed by 37 years in Statoil. He has been VP for all Field Development on NCS, (PD) for Gullfaks, PD for Åsgard, MD Statoil UK and SVP E&P International D &P. He was the fi rst SVP on Statoil’s internal investment arena. He has also been TD and advisor related to project evaluation and fi eld development for the NCS and International E&P. Before joining Acona he was senior advisor responsible for strategy, design basis and business case establishment in Tanzania Gas Project. During his last 4 years in Statoil he was teaching at the Statoil in-house fi eld development courses. His formal background is M.Sc. in Industrial Economy (1973) at NTH/NTNU.
Jan WedøeMechanical Enginer
J. Wedøe has approximately 40 years of experience from o� shore industry, including 5+ years in Aker dealing with prefabrication and installation in concrete platforms, followed by 28+ years in Statoil and 5+ years in Aibel. In Statoil he has held various roles, fi rstly within project control, later within fi eld development both NCS, but mostly international. He has been expatriated both to London and Houston, working with – amongst other – Vietnam, Azerbaijan, Golf of Mexico, most of the time both in managerial roles and responsible for technical integrity. In Aibel he acted as responsible for studies and (partly) engineering in the largest business area, counting network of 30 study managers and 8 engineering managers at various location in Norway and o� ce in Singapore.
FIELD DEVELOPMENT COURSE
E&P Technology & Services
Consultancy
HSE Services
Consultancy
Well Engineering
Environmental Services
Crises Management
Performance Optimisation
Safety Training
HSE ServicesSafety Training
ConsultancyHSE Services
Environmental Services
Crises Management
Well Management
Safety Training
Safety & Emergency Preparedness
Flow Technology
Resource Management Safety Training
Environmental ServicesAdvanced Flow Technology
Petroleum Technology
acona.com
MORE INFORMATION:
Laberget 24N-4020 Stavanger....Tel. (+47) 52 97 76 00....Postal address: P.O. Box 216 N-4066 Stavanger
COURSE CONTACT:
Terje Helgøy Manager Field Development [email protected]. +47 915 34 865
A leading provider of expertise to the global oil and gas industry