DE0625 : Generalist Engineer: Cross-Disciplinary Oil & Gas Operations Fundamentals

This practical and highly-interactive course includes real-life case studies and exercises where participants will be engaged in a series of interactive small groups and class workshops. 

 This course is designed to provide participants with up-todate overview of Generalist Engineer: Cross-Disciplinary Oil & Gas Operations Fundamentals. It covers the hydrocarbon origins, reservoir fundamentals, exploration and seismic fundamentals and drilling engineering fundamentals; the well testing, well evaluation, well completion and intervention basics; the wellhead components and Xmas tree basics, manifolds and gathering systems, flowlines, choke valves and pressure control; the hazards and safety during production operations; the oil processing and separation technologies, gas processing fundamentals and produced water treatment processes; and the artificial lift systems, flow assurance fundamentals, rotating equipment and static equipment fundamentals. 

 During this interactive course, participants will learn the electrical systems in oil and gas, instrumentation principles, controls and automation and maintenance and reliability engineering; the risk management, hazard identification, permit to work system and job safety analysis (JSA/JHA); the process safety management (PSM), asset integrity management and pipeline engineering and integrity; the ISO/API standards for well integrity and annular pressure monitoring; and the emergency response plan (ERP), control room operations, operational excellence framework and human factors and competency development.